Source:
Date    Time            Score           Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
28 Aug  15:00  France   3–0    Poland   15–10  15–11  15–6                 45–27  Report
28 Aug  17:30  Belarus  3–2    Italy    8–15   7–15   17–16  15–4   15–10  62–60  Report
28 Aug  20:00  Greece   3–0    Finland  15–10  15–6   15–8                 45–24  Report
29 Aug  15:00  Poland   3–1    Belarus  15–4   13–15  15–6   15–7          58–32  Report
29 Aug  17:30  Greece   3–0    France   15–12  15–12  15–13                45–37  Report
29 Aug  20:00  Italy    3–0    Finland  15–10  15–12  15–12                45–34  Report
30 Aug  14:00  Poland   3–1    Greece   15–5   15–7   13–15  15–2          58–29  Report
30 Aug  17:30  Finland  3–2    Belarus  15–13  12–15  15–8   14–16  15–12  71–64  Report
30 Aug  20:00  Italy    3–0    France   15–10  15–2   15–5                 45–17  Report
1 Sep   15:00  Poland   3–0    Finland  15–8   15–7   15–8                 45–23  Report
1 Sep   17:30  France   3–2    Belarus  15–13  15–6   7–15   3–15   19–17  59–66  Report
1 Sep   20:00  Italy    3–0    France   15–13  15–11  15–13                45–37  Report
2 Sep   15:00  Finland  3–1    France   15–8   16–14  14–16  15–7          60–45  Report
2 Sep   17:30  Greece   3–1    Belarus  15–9   10–15  15–11  15–12         55–47  Report
2 Sep   20:00  Poland   3–1    Italy    16–14  15–6   14–16  15–8          60–44  Report

Pool II


1996 Men's Junior European Volleyball Championship

Pool II

Pos  Team           Pld  W  L  Pts  SPW  SPL  SPR    SW  SL  SR     Qualification
1    Russia         5    5  0  15   225  105  2.143  15  0   MAX    Semifinals
2    Netherlands    5    4  1  11   225  214  1.051  11  7   1.571
3    FR Yugoslavia  5    3  2  8    238  220  1.082  9   9   1.000  5th to 8th classification
4    Belgium        5    3  2  7    214  254  0.843  9   10  0.900
5    Ukraine        5    1  4  4    237  231  1.026  7   12  0.583
6    Israel         5    0  5  1    131  246  0.533  2   14  0.143


Source:
Date    Time                  Score               Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
28 Aug  15:00  Russia         3–0    Netherlands  15–5   15–6   15–7                 45–18  Report
28 Aug  17:30  FR Yugoslavia  3–1    Ukraine      17–15  13–15  15–10  15–6          60–46  Report
28 Aug  20:00  Belgium        3–2    Israel       15–11  15–6   12–15  7–15   17–15  66–62  Report
29 Aug  15:00  FR Yugoslavia  0–3    Russia       9–15   5–15   4–15                 18–45  Report
29 Aug  17:30  Belgium        3–2    Ukraine      15–13  9–15   6–15   15–13  15–13  60–69  Report
29 Aug  20:00  Netherlands    3–0    Israel       15–4   15–9   15–5                 45–18  Report
30 Aug  13:00  FR Yugoslavia  0–3    Belgium      13–15  9–15   11–15                33–45  Report
30 Aug  15:30  Russia         3–0    Israel       15–8   15–8   15–2                 45–18  Report
30 Aug  18:00  Netherlands    3–1    Ukraine      15–8   6–15   15–9   15–9          51–41  Report
1 Sep   15:00  Russia         3–0    Belgium      15–6   15–5   15–4                 45–15  Report
1 Sep   17:30  FR Yugoslavia  3–2    Netherlands  13–15  15–0   16–17  16–14  22–20  82–66  Report
1 Sep   20:00  Ukraine        3–0    Israel       15–2   15–5   15–8                 45–15  Report
2 Sep   15:00  Netherlands    3–0    Belgium      15–8   15–10  15–10                45–28  Report
2 Sep   17:30  Russia         3–0    Netherlands  15–13  15–12  15–11                45–36  Report
2 Sep   20:00  FR Yugoslavia  3–0    Israel       15–4   15–6   15–8                 45–18  Report

Final round

  * All times are Israel Summer Time (UTC+03:00)

9th–12th semifinals

Date   Time            Score           Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
4 Sep  17:30  Finland  3–0    Israel   15–4   15–12  15–6                 45–22  Report
4 Sep  20:00  Ukraine  0–3    Belarus  13–15  11–15  8–15                 32–45  Report

11th place match


11th place match

Date   Time            Score          Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
5 Sep  10:00  Ukraine  3–1    Israel  9–15   15–1   15–12  15–4          54–32  Report

9th place match

Date   Time            Score           Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
5 Sep  10:00  Belarus  3–2    Finland  3–15   15–6   14–16  16–14  16–14  64–65  Report

5th–8th semifinals

Date   Time                  Score           Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
4 Sep  15:00  FR Yugoslavia  3–1    France   15–3   7–15   15–11  16–14         53–43  Report
4 Sep  15:00  Greece         3–1    Belgium  15–12  15–7   13–15  15–7          58–41  Report

7th place match

Date   Time           Score           Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
5 Sep  12:30  France  3–0    Belgium  15–7   15–8   15–4                 45–9   Report

5th place match

Date   Time                  Score          Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
5 Sep  15:00  FR Yugoslavia  0–3    Greece  13–15  11–15  7–15                 31–45  Report

Final

  Semifinals          Final

  Ranana

  Poland       3
  Ranana
  Netherlands  0
  Poland       3
  Ranana
               Italy  0
  Russia       1

  Italy        3
  Third place

  Ranana

  Netherlands  0

  Russia       3

Semifinals

Date   Time           Score               Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
4 Sep  17:30  Poland  3–0    Netherlands  15–6   15–7   15–10                45–23  Report
4 Sep  20:00  Italy   1–3    Russia       15–5   9–15   16–17  12–15         52–52  Report

3rd place match

Date   Time           Score               Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
5 Sep  16:30  Russia  3–0    Netherlands  15–6   15–0   15–12                45–18  Report

Final

Date   Time           Score         Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
5 Sep  19:00  Poland  3–1    Italy  15–11  8–15   15–11  15–11         53–48  Report

Final standing


Final standing

Rank                             Team             1996 Men's Junior European champions
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    [Poland] Poland
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Italy            Poland
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Russia           1st title
4                                Netherlands
5                                Greece           12–man Roster
6                                FR Yugoslavia    Michał Chadała, Piotr Gruszka, Krzysztof Ignaczak, Łukasz Kruk, Dawid Murek, Paweł Papke, Marcin Prus, Robert Szczerbaniuk, Bartosz Szcześniewski, Sebastian Świderski, Radosław Wnuk, Paweł Zagumny
7                                France           Head coach
8                                Belgium          Ireneusz Mazur
9                                Belarus
10                               Finland
11                               Ukraine
12                               Israel

  * Confédération Européenne de Volleyball


Benjamin Yandell

Benjamin Hart Yandell (16 March 1951, Pasadena – 25 August 2004, Pasadena) was an American author,Euler Book Prize.

He graduated in 1973 with a bachelor's degree from Stanford University.

Yandell was a mathematical boy-genius who, after graduating from Stanford Phi Beta Kappa with departmental honors in mathematics, chose to become a poet and worked as a TV repairman in South Central LA.

On 26 August 1974, he married Janet Alaine Nippell (born 1951), who was for some years on the editorial staff of the Los Angeles Times. They wrote a book about walks they took together in various neighborhoods of Los Angeles. Their book Mostly on Foot: A Year in L.A. was published in 1989.

After reading a biography of David Hilbert, Benjamin Yandell began studying the biographies of those mathematicians who did successful research on the 23 problems posed by Hilbert in 1900. After ten years of work, Yandell's completed his book “The Honors Class: Hilbert’s Problems and Their Solvers”, published in 2002.

The distinguished mathematician Hermann Weyl, who was one of Hilbert’s students, had dubbed the Hilbert problem-solvers “the honors class of the mathematical community.”

Yandell's book is part of a huge literature on Hilbert's problems and is somewhat unusual in the emphasis it puts on the lives of mathematicians instead of the mathematics itself.

The book is intended for a broad audience, so there is little serious mathematics. The best mathematical parts consist of well-known and nice illustrations of mathematical ideas and concepts. ... The story is about mathematicians and their connections, rather than about mathematics.

Upon his death he was survived by his wife and their daughter, Kate Louise Yandell (born 1988), who is a science writer dealing with biology.


Yambaru

The Yambaru or Kunigami region of Okinawa, including the city of Nago and the Kunigami District

Kongōseki Mountains in Kunigami

Yambaru (山原) is the Okinawan and Kunigami name given to the forested northern part of Okinawa Island in Japan. Spanning the northern villages of Higashi, Kunigami, and Ōgimi, Yambaru contains some of the last large surviving tracts of subtropical rainforest in Asia, with many endemic species of flora and fauna.Battle of Okinawa.Yambaru National Park was established and the area was included in a submission for inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Yambaru currently contains the 7,500 ha US Jungle Warfare Training Centre at Camp Gonsalves.helipads in the training area with a further seven planned within two of the best preserved areas.National Park.clearcutting and the removal of undergrowth, various endemic species are facing an imminent extinction crisis.US Marine Corps has noted that 'to continue to perform realistic military training activities, these habitats must be maintained.'

Biodiversity

Okinawa rail

According to the WWF, Yambaru is the habitat of over four thousand species, with eleven animals and twelve plants peculiar to the area. Many of these are threatened species on the IUCN Red List and 177 feature on the Red List of the Ministry of the Environment.Okinawa rail (Yambaru kuina in Japanese), Okinawa woodpecker (Special Natural Monument), Ryukyu robin, Amami woodcock, Ryukyu black-breasted leaf turtle, Anderson's crocodile newt, Ishikawa's frog, Holst's frog, Namiye's frog, Ryukyu long-tailed giant rat, and Muennink's spiny rat.endangered; the Muennink's spiny rat, the Okinawa woodpecker, and Yambaru whiskered bat being critically endangered.

The Okinawa woodpecker in particular is threatened both by the presence of American Ospreyshelipads

Conservation and tourism


Yambaru

Conservation and tourism

The Yambaru Wildlife Conservation Centre (Ufugi Nature Museum) (やんばる野生生物保護センター (ウフギー自然館)) opened in 1999 to increase understanding of the area; in 2010 it reopened after renovation.Okinawa Prefecture for ecotourism.

  * Okinawa Yambaru Seawater Pumped Storage Power Station
  * Issue of US bases in Okinawa
  * Ryūkyū Kingdom
  * National Parks in Japan
  * World Heritage Sites in Japan
  * Ogasawara Islands
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Yanbaru.
  * Map of Yambaru (area marked in green on smaller map)
  * State of Japan’s Environment at a Glance: Extinct and Endangered Species Listed in the Red Data Book


Vindoline

Vindoline is a chemical precursor to vinblastine.Tabersonine.

  * Lochnericine


2018 Ostrava municipal election

Municipal election in Ostrava was held as part of Czech municipal elections in 2018.

Current composition of assembly

Party  Seats
       ANO 2011                                                      15
       Ostravak                                                      10
       Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia                        10
       Czech Social Democratic Party                                 7
       Christian and Democratic Union - Czechoslovak People's Party  4
       Civic Democratic Party                                        4

Background

Previous election

Previous election was held in 2014. ANO 2011 has won the election. ANO then negotiated with Ostravak, KDU-ČSL and ODS about possible coalition.

Campaign

ANO 2011 decided to nominate incumbent Mayor Romáš Macura as its leader on 20 January 2018.

The Civic Democratic Party (ODS) announced on 12 February 2018 that Senator Zdeněk Nytra will lead party in the election. TOP 09 and Freeholder Party of the Czech Republic decided to support ODS in the election.

Czech Social Democratic Party (ČSSD) had to deal with inner problems during March 2018. 6 deputies left the party. It reduced ČSSD to only 7 seats in Assembly. Deputies who left the party, included Lumír Palyza who led the party in previous election.

Opinion polls

Date                  Company           ANO 2011  ČSSD  Ostravak  KSČM  KDU-ČSL  ODS   SPD   Piráti  Others

22 Jun 2018           Phoenix Research  34.0      10.9  —         9.2   4.0      8.3   14.0  7.6     7.3
1 - 10 Jun 2018       Sanep             32.2      8.1   4.0       9.2   4.1      10.2  16.2  10.1    5.9
22 Mar - 13 Apr 2018  Phoenix Research  35.1      9.7   —         8.8   3.1      8.7   14.5  8.2     11.9

Result


2018 Ostrava municipal election

Result

Party  Leader                                                                         Votes           %          Seats
       ANO 2011 (ANO)                                                                 Tomáš Macura    1,273,101  32.72  21
       Ostravak                                                                       Lukáš Semerák   447,207    11.49  7
       Civic Democratic Party (ODS)                                                   Zdeněk Nytra    378,658    9.73   6
       Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia (KSČM)                                  Martin Juroška  348,514    8.96   6
       Czech Pirate Party (Piráti)                                                    David Witosz    348,337    8.95   5
       Freedom and Direct Democracy (SPD)                                             Václav Kubín    263,323    6.77   4
       Christian and Democratic Union – Czechoslovak People's Party and Independents  Zbyněk Pražák   263,323    5.83   3
       Czech Social Democratic Party (ČSSD)                                           Jiří Srba       215,047    5.53   3
       Better clean Ostrava                                                                           151,975    3.91   0
       Mayors and Independents (STAN)                                                                 115,314    2.96   0
       INDEPENDENTS                                                                                101,318    2.60   0
       DSSS, SSPD-SP                                                                                15,303     0.39   0
       Safety, Responsibility, Soliarity                                                              5,794      0.15   0
       JAUNER Czechoslovakia 2018                                                                     85         0      0
Total  3,890,934                                                                      100             55


Dmitrovsky Uyezd (Oryol Governorate)

Dmitrovsky Uyezd (Дмитро́вский уе́зд) was one of the subdivisions of the Oryol Governorate of the Russian Empire. It was situated in the southern part of the governorate. Its administrative centre was Dmitrovsk.

Demographics

At the time of the Russian Empire Census of 1897, Dmitrovsky Uyezd had a population of 105,168. Of these, 99.8% spoke Russian and 0.1% Yiddish as their native language.


Zabolotka

Zabolotka (Russian: Заболотка) is a rural locality (a village) in Borovetskoye Rural Settlement, Sokolsky District, Vologda Oblast, Russia. The population was 2 as of 2002.

Geography

Zabolotka is located 6 km west of Sokol (the district's administrative centre) by road. Trukhinka is the nearest rural locality.


Buzzy Drootin

Benjamin "Buzzy" Drootin (April 22, 1920 – May 21, 2000)jazz drummer.

Career

Drootin was born near Kyiv, Ukraine, and moved to Boston, Massachusetts, United States,Jess Stacy All-Stars, a band that includeded Lee Wiley.

In 1940, he also toured with Ina Ray Hutton.Wingy Manone.Eddie Condon's night club in New York City.El Morocco club in New York City, and a member of the house band with his brother Al at George Wein's Storyville club in Boston. During these years he worked with Doc Cheatham, Vic Dickenson, Bobby Hackett,Ruby Braff,Claude Hopkins, Jimmy McPartland,Pee Wee Russell, and Arvell Shaw.

Drootin recorded with Tommy Dorsey, Bobby Hackett, Jack Teagarden, Eddie Condon, Ruby Braff, Anita O'Day, George Wein, the Newport All-Stars, Lee Konitz, Sidney Bechet, PeeWee Russell and The Dukes of Dixieland. In 1968–69, he toured and recorded with Wild Bill Davison's Jazz Giants and then formed Buzzy's Jazz Family, borrowing some of Davison's sidemen (Herb Hall, Benny Morton) and adding Herman Autrey on trumpet and his nephew, Sonny Drootin, on piano.

In 1973, after touring Europe and America, he returned to his hometown of Boston, where he and his brother Al and nephew Sonny formed the Drootin Brothers Band.Newport Jazz Festival. Drootin played at the first Newport festival and at many festivals after that. He also played at the Los Angeles Classic Jazz Festival in the 1980s.

Death

Buzzy Drootin died from cancer at the age of 80,Englewood, New Jersey.

Discography

With Ruby Braff

  * Braff!! (Epic, 1956)
  * Ruby Braff (Jasmine, 1956)
  * Hi-Fi Salute to Bunny (RCA Victor, 1957)
  * The Ruby Braff Octet with Pee Wee Russell & Bobby Henderson at Newport (Verve, 1958)
  * Blowing Around the World (United Artists, 1959)
  * Ruby Braff Goes Girl Crazy (Warner Bros., 1959)
  * The Ruby Braff-Marshall Brown Sextet (United Artists, 1960)


Buzzy Drootin

With Eddie Condon

  * Midnight in Moscow (Epic, 1956)
  * Ringside at Condon's Featuring Wild Bill Davison (Savoy, 1956)
  * Windy City Seven and Jam Sessions at Commodore (Commodore, 1979)

With others

  * Sidney Bechet, Sidney Bechet at Storyville (Storyville, 1974)
  * Serge Chaloff, The Fable of Mabel (1201 Music, 1999)
  * Wild Bill Davison, Buzzy Drootin, Herb Hall, The Jazz Giants (Biograph, 1970)
  * Wild Bill Davison, Wild Bill Davison with Eddie Condon's All Stars (Storyville, 1977)
  * Vic Dickenson, Vic's Boston Story (Storyville, 1957)
  * Dukes of Dixieland & Clara Ward, We Gotta Shout! (CBS, 1963)
  * Bobby Hackett, Bobby Hackett at the Embers (Capitol, 1958)
  * Bobby Hackett & Jack Teagarden, Jazz Ultimate (Capitol, 1958)
  * Herb Hall, Old Tyme Modern (Biograph, 1969)
  * Max Kaminsky & Pee Wee Russell, Max and Pee Wee at the Copley Terrace (Jazzology, 1996)
  * Tony Parenti, The Final Bar (Jazzology, 1999)
  * Pee Wee Russell, We're in the Money (Storyville, 1956)
  * Ralph Sutton, Ragtime U.S.A. (Roulette, 1962)
  * George Wein's Dixie-Victors, The Magic Horn (RCA Victor, 1956)
  * George Wein's Newport Jazz Festival All Stars, George Wein's Newport Jazz Festival All Stars (Smash, 1963)


Arcadia (constituency)

Arcadia constituency in Greece.

Arcadia (Greek: Εκλογική περιφέρεια Αρκαδίας) is a constituency of the Hellenic Parliament.

Arcadia elected 3 MPs in the June 2023 Greek legislative election.

  * List of parliamentary constituencies of Greece


Electoral results for the district of Sydney-Flinders

Sydney-Flinders, an electoral district of the Legislative Assembly in the Australian state of New South Wales, was created in 1894 and abolished in 1904.

Election  Member  Party
1894              Bernhard Wise  Free Trade
1895              Arthur Nelson  Protectionist
1898
1901              Progressive

Election results

Elections in the 1900s

1901

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1901 New South Wales state election § Sydney-Flinders.
1901 New South Wales state election: Sydney-Flinders
Party               Candidate                Votes                 %      ±%
                    Progressive              Arthur Nelson         601    34.9  -13.2
                    Liberal Reform           John Waine            598    34.8  -3.2
                    Independent Progressive  Ernest Gardner        191    11.1  +2.1
                    Independent Liberal      Hezekiah Evers        124    7.2
                    Independent Progressive  James Lawrence        124    7.2
                    Labor                    Frederick Sommerhoff  82     4.8   -0.0
Total formal votes  1,720                    99.2                  +0.2
Informal votes      14                       0.8                   -0.2
Turnout             1,734                    75.8                  +23.4
                    Progressive hold

Elections in the 1890s

1898

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1898 New South Wales colonial election § Sydney-Flinders.
1898 New South Wales colonial election: Sydney-Flinders
Party               Candidate               Votes           %    ±%
                    National Federal        Arthur Nelson   543  48.2
                    Free Trade              John Dobbie     428  38.0
                    Independent Federalist  Ernest Gardner  102  9.1
                    Labor                   Robert Cropley  54   4.8
                    Independent             William Gocher  0    0.0
Total formal votes  1,127                   99.0
Informal votes      12                      1.1
Turnout             1,139                   52.4
                    National Federal hold

1895

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1895 New South Wales colonial election § Sydney-Flinders.
1895 New South Wales colonial election: Sydney-Flinders
Party               Candidate                           Votes                     %    ±%
                    Protectionist                       Arthur Nelson             333  32.1
                    Independent                         Bernhard Wise (defeated)  296  28.6
                    Free Trade                          John Waine                278  26.8
                    Labor                               John Buckley              118  11.4
                    Ind. Free Trade                     Eden George               11   1.1
Total formal votes  1,036                               98.7
Informal votes      14                                  1.3
Turnout             1,050                               58.4
                    Protectionist gain from Free Trade

1894


1894

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1894 New South Wales colonial election § Sydney-Flinders.
1894 New South Wales colonial election: Sydney-Flinders
Party               Candidate           Votes              %    ±%
                    Free Trade          Bernhard Wise      656  45.8
                    Labor               John Dobbie        379  26.5
                    Protectionist       William Kippax     286  20.0
                    Ind. Free Trade     Joseph Olliffe     77   5.4
                    Ind. Protectionist  Leighton Kesteven  34   2.4
Total formal votes  1,432               98.7
Informal votes      19                  1.3
Turnout             1,451               79.0
                    Free Trade win      (new seat)


1996 Meta Styrian Open – Doubles

Silvia Farina and Andrea Temesvári were the defending champions but did not compete that year.

Janette Husárová and Natalia Medvedeva won in the final 6–4, 7–5 against Lenka Cenková and Kateřina Šišková.

Seeds

Champion seeds are indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which those seeds were eliminated.

 1. [Germany] Wiltrud Probst / [Bulgaria] Elena Pampoulova (quarterfinals)
 2. [Italy] Sandra Cecchini / [Italy] Laura Garrone (semifinals)
 3. [Czech Republic] Radka Bobková / [Czech Republic] Eva Melicharová (semifinals)
 4. [Romania] Cătălina Cristea / [Italy] Flora Perfetti (first round)

Draw

Key


1996 Meta Styrian Open – Doubles

* Q = Qualifier
  * WC = Wild card
  * LL = Lucky loser
  * Alt = Alternate
  * SE = Special exempt
  * PR = Protected ranking
  * ITF = ITF entry
  * JE = Junior exempt
  * w/o = Walkover
  * r = Retired
  * d = Defaulted
  * SR = Special ranking
  First round                                     Quarterfinals       Semifinals                                     Final

  1            [Germany] W Probst              6  6              6
               [Bulgaria] E Pampoulova
               [Germany] A Barna               7  0              2                1  [Germany] W Probst              6                                  3                               2
               [Austria] E Habeler                                                   [Bulgaria] E Pampoulova
               [Austria] M Maruska             6  2              2                   [Czech Republic] L Cenková      3                                  6                               6
               [Austria] B Schwartz                                                  [Czech Republic] K Šišková
               [Czech Republic] L Cenková      2  6              6                                                                                [Czech Republic] L Cenková   6  3  7
               [Czech Republic] K Šišková                                                                                [Czech Republic] K Šišková
  3            [Czech Republic] R Bobková      6  6                                                                  3                                  [Czech Republic] R Bobková      4                            6  6
               [Czech Republic] E Melicharová                                                                                [Czech Republic] E Melicharová
               [Austria] S Dopfer              1  3                               3  [Czech Republic] R Bobková      6                                  7
               [Austria] M Schnell                                                   [Czech Republic] E Melicharová
               [Germany] A Glass               7  6                                  [Germany] A Glass               2                                  6
               [Germany] V Martinek                                                  [Germany] V Martinek
               [Spain] Á Montolio              6  2                                                                  [Czech Republic] Lenka Cenková     4                               5
               [Spain] M Sánchez Lorenzo                                                                             [Czech Republic] Kateřina Šišková
               [Slovakia] J Husárová           6  6                                                                                [Slovakia] Janette Husárová  6  7
               [Ukraine] N Medvedeva                                                                                [Ukraine] Natalia Medvedeva
               [Hungary] K Miskolczi           0  2                                  [Slovakia] J Husárová           6                                  6


1996 Meta Styrian Open – Doubles

[Austria] N Murn                                                      [Ukraine] N Medvedeva
               [Argentina] B Fulco-Villella    6  6                                  [Argentina] B Fulco-Villella    4                                  2
               [Spain] C Torrens Valero                                              [Spain] C Torrens Valero
  4            [Romania] C Cristea             2  0                                                                                [Slovakia] J Husárová        5  6  6
               [Italy] F Perfetti                                                                                [Ukraine] N Medvedeva
               [Austria] S Moser               1  2                                                                  2                                  [Italy] S Cecchini              7                            4  3
               [Austria] N Ninaus                                                                                [Italy] L Garrone
               [Italy] A Canepa                6  6                                  [Italy] A Canepa                3                                  2
               [Belgium] S Devillé                                                   [Belgium] S Devillé
               [Israel] A Smashnova            2  2                               2  [Italy] S Cecchini              6                                  6
               [Germany] M Zivec-Skulj                                               [Italy] L Garrone
  2            [Italy] S Cecchini              6  6
               [Italy] L Garrone


1996 Meta Styrian Open – Doubles

* 1996 Meta Styrian Open Doubles Draw


Ayvat, Tufanbeyli

Ayvat is a neighbourhood in the municipality and district of Tufanbeyli, Adana Province, Turkey.


Yamba FC

The Yamba Football Club (originally Yamba Soccer Club) is an amateur football club from Yamba, Australia. The club competes in the North Coast Football League.

History

Founded in 1985, Yamba F.C. was predominantly junior player focused until the club's first senior title in 1993. The senior team continued to improve and made an appearance in the league's premier division in 2010 before being relegated again.

The club's home colours have traditionally been yellow and black (the traditional colours of the Yamba Surf Life Saving Club

Recently the growth of the club has put pressure on the committee members, who are all volunteers, and they have been seeking new people to take on the responsibilities.

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  * North Coast Football


Vine Area Historic District

The Vine Area Historic District is a primarily residential historic district, roughly bounded by South Rose, South Westnedge, West Walnut, and Ranney Strets in Kalamazoo, Michigan. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.

History

In the 1840s, what is now the Vine Area Historic District was part of a large farm owned by Michigan governor Epaphroditus Ransom. Ransom sold this tract of land to Paulus DenBleyker, a recently arrived Dutch immigrant, in the early 1850s. DenBleyker platted the land into streets and lots, many of which he sold to his fellow Dutch immigrants. In the 1860s and 70s, the neighborhood became the home of middle-class merchants and professionals. It remained thinly settled until the 1880s, when a street railway line was built into the area. Development jumped in the late 1880s, 1890s, and early 1900s, and by 1920 the neighborhood was essentially built out.

Significant early residents of the neighborhood include pioneer druggist James P. Clapham, furniture dealer Edwin A. Carder, brickmaker R. Dexter Walker, and lawyer and politician William M. Stearns. In later year,s many of the houses were turned into rental units or split into apartments.

Description

The Vine Area Historic District contains 175 structures, covering six or seven square blocks of tree-lined streets. The great majority of the structures are single-family homes, with only five non-residential structures, including the Grace Christian Reformed Church and the large, Neo-Tudor-style Old Central High School. The district contains a high concentration of Greek Revival, Italianate, Queen Anne, and Colonial Revival houses.

  * Presentations on the Vine Area Historic District from the Kalamazoo Public Library


2018 Osun State gubernatorial election

The Osun State gubernatorial election took place on 22 September 2018. The election was held alone where national and state level elections were to be held by 2019. Two-term incumbent Governor Rauf Aregbesola of the All Progressives Congress was in-eligible to run for re-election. Ademola Adeleke of the People's Democratic Party won the initial election as announced by INEC.Gboyega Oyetola.

Background

Rauf Aregbesola previously served as a commissioner in Lagos State under Bola Tinubu's administration prior to becoming governor.

Results

The rerun on 27 September was called after the first round was declared inconclusive, on account of Ademola's margin of victory being smaller than the number of cancelled votes in seven polling units

Rerun Election

Candidate                  Party                   Votes                        %
                           Gboyega Oyetola         All Progressives Congress    255,505  36.71
                           Ademola Adeleke         People's Democratic Party    255,023  36.64
                           Iyiola Omisore          Social Democratic Party      128,053  18.40
                           Moshood Adeoti          Action Democratic Party      49,745   7.15
                           Fatai Akinade Akinbade  African Democratic Congress  7,681    1.10
Total                      696,007                 100.00

Registered voters/turnout  696,007                 –
Source:


Dmitriyevka, Sterlibashevsky District, Republic of Bashkortostan

Dmitriyevka (Russian: Дмитриевка) is a rural locality (a village) in Starokalkashevsky Selsoviet, Sterlibashevsky District, Bashkortostan, Russia. The population was 2 as of 2010.

Geography

Dmitriyevka is located 22 km east of Sterlibashevo (the district's administrative centre) by road. Chegodayevka is the nearest rural locality.


Zabolotye, Petushinsky District, Vladimir Oblast

Zabolotye (Russian: Заболотье) is a rural locality (a village) in Nagornoye Rural Settlement, Petushinsky District, Vladimir Oblast, Russia. The population was 3 as of 2010.

Geography

Zabolotye is located on the Sheredar River, 30 km northwest of Petushki (the district's administrative centre) by road. Panfilovo is the nearest rural locality.


Bhopal–Jodhpur Passenger

The Bhopal–Jodhpur is a daily fast express train which runs between Bhopal Junction railway station of Bhopal, the capital city of Madhya Pradesh and Jodhpur, 2nd largest city in Rajasthan.

Arrival and departure

Train number 14814 departs from Bhopal Junction daily at 1655 hrs., reaching Jodhpur the next day at 1830 hrs. Train number 14813 departs from Jodhpur daily at 0940 hrs., reaching Bhopal Junction, the next day at 0920 hrs.

Routes and halts

The train goes via. Bina Junction–Guna–Kota and Jaipur.

The important halts of the train are :

  * BHOPAL JUNCTION
  * Salamatpur
  * Sanchi
  * Vidisha
  * Gulabganj
  * Ganj Basoda
  * Kalhar
  * Mandi Bamora
  * Bina Junction
  * Ashoknagar
  * Mungaoli
  * Guna
  * Ruthiyai
  * Chhabra Gugor
  * Atru
  * Baran
  * Kota Junction
  * Indergarh
  * Sawai Madhopur
  * Banasthali Niwai
  * Jaipur Rajdhani
  * Sambhar
  * Makrana Junction
  * Degana Junction
  * JODHPUR

Coach composite

The train consist a total of 17 Coaches out of which :

  * 3 THIRD AC
  * 8 SLEEPER
  * 4 GENERAL
  * 2 LUGGAGE / GUARD VAN

Speed and frequency

The train runs with an average speed of 53 km/hour on daily basis from both the sites

Traction

Due to partial electrification of the route an Itarsi-based WAP 4 hauls the train from Bhopal Junction to till Kota Junction after which Abu Road-based WDM-3A hauls the train towards the remaining part of the journey till Jodhpur Junction.

Trivia

  * This train is one of few passenger trains in India that have sleeper coaches.
  * This train is the only connection of Bhopal with Jodhpur on a daily basis.
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Arcadia Education Centre

The Arcadia Education Centre (School) is located in South Kanarchor, BangladeshDhaleshwari River.

Amphibious architecture

The Maleka Welfare Trust purchased a patch of land so they could relocate one of their preschools and add additional social facilities.

Architect Saif Ul Haque Sthapati of Dhaka, Bangladeshrising sea levels because of climate change.

The structure is open to nature, allowing students to benefit from natural light while learning from their surroundings.

Maleka Welfare Trust

The Maleka Welfare Trust is a private social welfare organization.

The Aga Khan Award for Architecture announced the Maleka Welfare Trust's Arcadia Education Project as one of the 2019 Award winners

Razia Alam from Bangladesh is presented an AKAA 2019 certificate for the Arcadia Education Project, South Kanarchor, Bangladesh, by His Highness the Aga Khan and Mintimer Shaimiev, State Counselor of the Republic of Tatarstan.

Bangladesh is consistently ranked among the countries most at risk from climate change. Affordable and locally sustainable architectural models like the Arcadia facility improves the everyday lives of Bangladeshis and other affected populations.


Electoral results for the district of Springwood

This is a list of electoral results for the electoral district of Springwood in Queensland state elections.

Members for Springwood

Member  Party           Term
        Huan Fraser     National          1986–1989
        Molly Robson    Labor             1989–1995
        Luke Woolmer    Liberal           1995–1998
        Grant Musgrove  Labor             1998–2000
        Independent     2000–2001
        Barbara Stone   Labor             2001–2012
        John Grant      Liberal National  2012–2015
        Mick de Brenni  Labor             2015–present

Election results

Elections in the 2020s

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 2020 Queensland state election § Springwood.
2020 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate                    Votes            %       ±%
                            Labor                        Mick de Brenni   15,066  48.79  +4.62
                            Liberal National             Kirrily Boulton  10,646  34.47  −5.80
                            Greens                       Janina Leo       2,331   7.55   −1.50
                            One Nation                   Glen Cookson     1,658   5.37   +5.37
                            Animal Justice               Judy Rush        686     2.22   +2.22
                            Civil Liberties & Motorists  Ian Sganzerla    261     0.85   −5.67
                            United Australia             George Sokolov   234     0.76   +0.76
Total formal votes          30,882                       96.61            +1.33
Informal votes              1,083                        3.39             −1.33
Turnout                     31,965                       90.36            +0.95
Two-party-preferred result
                            Labor                        Mick de Brenni   18,005  58.30  +4.71
                            Liberal National             Kirrily Boulton  12,877  41.70  −4.71
                            Labor hold                   Swing            +4.71

Elections in the 2010s

2017 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate         Votes           %       ±%
                            Labor             Mick de Brenni  13,289  44.2  +3.8
                            Liberal National  Julie Talty     12,117  40.3  −2.1
                            Greens            Neil Cotter     2,721   9.0   +0.4
                            Consumer Rights   John Taylor     1,961   6.5   +6.5
Total formal votes          30,088            95.3            −2.8

Informal votes              1,490             4.7             +2.8


Informal votes              1,490             4.7             +2.8

Turnout                     31,578            89.4            +0.7
Two-party-preferred result
                            Labor             Mick de Brenni  16,125  53.6  +2.2
                            Liberal National  Julie Talty     13,963  46.4  −2.2
                            Labor hold        Swing           +2.2

2015 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate                         Votes              %       ±%
                            Liberal National                  John Grant         12,547  42.08  −13.58
                            Labor                             Mick de Brenni     12,260  41.12  +13.13
                            Greens                            Janina Leo         2,595   8.70   +2.03
                            Palmer United                     Peter Chamberlain  1,504   5.04   +5.04
                            Family First                      Chris Lawrie       908     3.05   +0.09
Total formal votes          29,814                            98.13              +0.27

Informal votes              567                               1.87               −0.27

Turnout                     30,381                            90.97              −0.38
Two-party-preferred result
                            Labor                             Mick de Brenni     14,661  51.73  +17.12
                            Liberal National                  John Grant         13,678  48.27  −17.12
                            Labor gain from Liberal National  Swing              +17.12

2012 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate                         Votes           %       ±%
                            Liberal National                  John Grant      15,939  55.67  +15.46
                            Labor                             Barbara Stone   8,016   28.00  -18.95
                            Katter's Australian               Julian Tocaciu  1,923   6.72   +6.72
                            Greens                            Neil Cotter     1,910   6.67   -0.57
                            Family First                      Chris Lawrie    845     2.95   +2.95
Total formal votes          28,633                            97.86           -0.08

Informal votes              625                               2.14            +0.08

Turnout                     29,258                            91.35           -0.50
Two-party-preferred result
                            Liberal National                  John Grant      17,256  65.39  +19.47
                            Labor                             Barbara Stone   9,132   34.61  -19.47
                            Liberal National gain from Labor  Swing           +19.47

Elections in the 2000s


Elections in the 2000s

2009 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate         Votes            %       ±%
                            Labor             Barbara Stone    13,536  46.9  -2.5
                            Liberal National  Dave Beard       11,594  40.2  +1.7
                            Greens            Neil Cotter      2,088   7.2   +0.9
                            Independent       Allan de Brenni  1,081   3.7   +3.7
                            Independent       Lesley Noah      334     1.2   -3.6
                            Independent       Kim Limburg      199     0.7   +0.7
Total formal votes          28,832            97.8

Informal votes              605               2.2

Turnout                     29,437            91.9
Two-party-preferred result
                            Labor             Barbara Stone    14,518  54.1  -1.6
                            Liberal National  Dave Beard       12,326  45.9  +1.6
                            Labor hold        Swing            -1.6

2006 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate    Votes          %       ±%
                            Labor        Barbara Stone  11,845  49.2  -5.7
                            Liberal      Peter Collins  9,434   39.2  +39.2
                            Greens       Neil Cotter    1,492   6.2   -2.1
                            Independent  Lesley Noah    1,315   5.5   +5.5
Total formal votes          24,086       97.9           -0.0

Informal votes              516          2.1            +0.0

Turnout                     24,602       90.8           -1.3
Two-party-preferred result
                            Labor        Barbara Stone  12,711  55.2  -4.5
                            Liberal      Peter Collins  10,328  44.8  +44.8
                            Labor hold   Swing          -4.5

2004 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate   Votes            %       ±%
                            Labor       Barbara Stone    13,288  54.9  +9.3
                            National    Andrea Ross      8,930   36.9  +18.1
                            Greens      John Reddington  2,000   8.3   +8.3
Total formal votes          24,218      97.9             +0.4

Informal votes              515         2.1              -0.4

Turnout                     24,733      92.1             -0.6
Two-party-preferred result
                            Labor       Barbara Stone    13,909  59.7  -0.7
                            National    Andrea Ross      9,381   40.3  +0.7
                            Labor hold  Swing            -0.7


2001 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate                Votes           %       ±%
                            Labor                    Barbara Stone   11,192  45.6  +7.4
                            Independent              Hetty Johnston  5,140   20.9  +20.9
                            National                 Darren Power    4,613   18.8  +8.4
                            Liberal                  Bob Ward        3,590   14.6  -9.5
Total formal votes          24,535                   97.5

Informal votes              624                      2.5

Turnout                     25,159                   92.7
Two-party-preferred result
                            Labor                    Barbara Stone   12,442  60.4  +10.7
                            National                 Darren Power    8,169   39.6  +39.6
                            Labor gain from Liberal  Swing           +10.7

Elections in the 1990s

1998 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate                Votes            %      ±%
                            Labor                    Grant Musgrove   7,047  38.2  +6.5
                            Liberal                  Luke Woolmer     6,270  34.0  -3.9
                            One Nation               Neil Pitt        3,691  20.0  +20.0
                            Democrats                Paul Thomson     878    4.8   -13.8
                            Independent              Allan De Brenni  477    2.6   -1.0
                            Reform                   Mark Mackintosh  62     0.3   +0.3
Total formal votes          18,425                   98.6             +0.1

Informal votes              269                      1.4              -0.1

Turnout                     18,694                   93.6             +1.3
Two-party-preferred result
                            Labor                    Grant Musgrove   8,518  50.6  +11.3
                            Liberal                  Luke Woolmer     8,327  49.4  -11.3
                            Labor gain from Liberal  Swing            +11.3

1995 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate                Votes            %       ±%
                            Liberal                  Luke Woolmer     6,846   37.9  +17.3
                            Labor                    Molly Robson     5,732   31.8  -21.5
                            Democrats                Peter Collins    3,342   18.5  +18.5
                            Greens                   William Gabriel  1,271   7.0   +7.0
                            Independent              Allan de Brenni  645     3.6   -3.6
                            Independent              Patrick O'Leary  204     1.1   +1.1
Total formal votes          18,040                   98.4             +0.4

Informal votes              290                      1.6              -0.4


Informal votes              290                      1.6              -0.4

Turnout                     18,330                   92.3
Two-party-preferred result
                            Liberal                  Luke Woolmer     10,399  60.8  +19.4
                            Labor                    Molly Robson     6,714   39.2  -19.4
                            Liberal gain from Labor  Swing            +19.4

1992 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate    Votes            %       ±%
                            Labor        Molly Robson     9,822   53.2  +2.9
                            Liberal      Kym James        3,802   20.6  -2.3
                            National     John Hegarty     3,507   19.0  -3.8
                            Independent  Allan de Brenni  1,318   7.1   +7.1
Total formal votes          18,449       98.0

Informal votes              380          2.0

Turnout                     18,829       92.4
Two-party-preferred result
                            Labor        Molly Robson     10,406  58.7  +5.6
                            National     John Hegarty     7,333   41.3  +41.3
                            Labor hold   Swing            +5.6

Elections in the 1980s

1989 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate                 Votes                %       ±%
                            Labor                     Molly Robson         11,436  50.2  +18.1
                            Liberal                   Christopher Macdade  5,237   23.0  +1.8
                            National                  Huan Fraser          5,159   22.6  +4.4
                            Independent               Patsybeth Ridgway    956     4.2   +4.2
Total formal votes          22,788                    97.6                 +0.1

Informal votes              559                       2.4                  -0.1

Turnout                     23,347                    92.3                 +0.5
Two-party-preferred result
                            Labor                     Molly Robson         12,100  53.1  +9.3
                            National                  Huan Fraser          10,688  46.9  -9.3
                            Labor gain from National  Swing                +9.3

1986 Queensland state election: Springwood
Party                       Candidate      Votes                %       ±%
                            Labor          Edward Warren        5,943   32.1
                            Liberal        Christopher Macdade  3,924   21.2
                            National       Huan Fraser          3,364   18.2
                            National       Howard Edmunds       2,893   15.6
                            Independent    Kay Elson            851     4.6
                            Independent    Eric Dawson          807     4.4
                            Independent    Allan de Brenni      507     2.7
                            Democrats      Humphrey Maltman     248     1.3
Total formal votes          18,537         97.5

Informal votes              469            2.5


Informal votes              469            2.5

Turnout                     19,006         91.8
Two-party-preferred result
                            National       Huan Fraser          10,414  56.2  +4.0
                            Labor          Edward Warren        8,123   43.8  -4.0
                            National hold  Swing                +4.0


1996 Masters of Formula 3

The 1996 Marlboro Masters of Formula 3 was the sixth Masters of Formula 3 race held at Circuit Park Zandvoort on 4 August 1996. It was won by Kurt Mollekens, for Alan Docking Racing.

Drivers and teams


1996 Masters of Formula 3

1996 Entry List
Team                                          No                                Driver                         Chassis       Engine       Main series
[Switzerland] Opel Team KMS Benetton Formula  1                                 [Italy] Jarno Trulli           Dallara F396  Opel         German Formula Three
2                                             [Germany] Dominik Schwager        Dallara F396
[United Kingdom] Paul Stewart Racing          3                                 [United Kingdom] Jonny Kane    Dallara F395  Mugen-Honda  British Formula 3
4                                             [United Kingdom] Ralph Firman     Dallara F395
[France] Graff Racing                         7                                 [France] Grégoire de Galzain   Dallara F396  Opel         French Formula Three
8                                             [France] Soheil Ayari             Dallara F396
10                                            [France] Boris Derichebourg       Dallara F396
[Germany] Opel Team BSR                       11                                [Germany] Marcel Tiemann       Dallara F396  Opel         German Formula Three
12                                            [Germany] Arnd Meier              Dallara F395
15                                            [Germany] Nick Heidfeld           Dallara F395
[United Kingdom] Fortec Motorsport with HKS   16                                [Colombia] Juan Pablo Montoya  Dallara F396  Mitsubishi   British Formula 3
17                                            [United Kingdom] Guy Smith        Dallara F396
[Italy] EF Project                            18                                [Italy] Michele Gasparini      Dallara F395  Fiat         Italian Formula Three
[France] ASM Technik                          19                                [France] Sébastien Philippe    Dallara F396  Fiat         French Formula Three
20                                            [France] James Ruffier            Dallara F396
[Germany] Shannon Racing Team                 21                                [Germany] Christian Menzel     Dallara F395  Opel         German Formula Three
22                                            [Germany] Dirk Müller             Dallara F396
43                                            [France] Emmanuel Clérico         Dallara F396
[United Kingdom] Alan Docking Racing          23                                [Belgium] Kurt Mollekens       Dallara F396  Mugen-Honda  British Formula 3
24                                            [United States] Brian Cunningham  Dallara F396


1996 Masters of Formula 3

24                                            [United States] Brian Cunningham  Dallara F396
[Italy] Cevenini Junior Team                  25                                [Italy] Maurizio Mediani       Dallara F395  Fiat         Italian Formula Three
26                                            [Greece] Nikolaos Stremmenos      Dallara F395
[Italy] Shannon Racing Italia                 29                                [Italy] Gianluca Paglicci      Dallara F396  Opel         French Formula Three
[Germany] Shannon Opel Racing Team            31                                [Germany] Steffen Widmann      Dallara F395  Opel         German Formula Three
32                                            [Portugal] Manuel Gião            Dallara F396
[Japan] Tom's Racing                          35                                [Japan] Takashi Yokoyama       TOM'S 036     Toyota       British Formula 3
36                                            [Argentina] Brian Smith           TOM'S 036
38                                            [Japan] Kazuto Yanagawa           TOM'S 036
[Germany] Josef Kaufmann Racing               39                                [Germany] Wolf Henzler         Dallara F395  Opel         German Formula Three
[Italy] Ravarotto Racing                      40                                [France] Anthony Beltoise      Dallara F396  Fiat         French Formula Three
[Italy] Tatuus                                42                                [Norway] Tommy Rustad          Dallara F396  Fiat         Italian Formula Three
[Netherlands] Van Amersfoort Racing           45                                [Netherlands] Tim Coronel      Dallara F395  Fiat         Formula Opel Europe
[Italy] Prema Powerteam                       46                                [Portugal] André Couto         Dallara F396  Fiat         German Formula Three
47                                            [Netherlands] Donny Crevels       Dallara F395
[Italy] Racing for Europe                     48                                [Italy] Davide Campana         Dallara F396  Opel         Italian Formula Three
[Italy] Luciano Pavesi Team                   49                                [Italy] Oliver Martini         Dallara F395  Fiat         Italian Formula Three
[Italy] Ital Racing                           50                                [Greece] Nikolaos Nicolouzos   Dallara F396  Fiat         Italian Formula Three
[Belgium] Autoclub Excelsior                  51                                [Belgium] Tim Verbergt         Dallara F395  Fiat         German Formula Three


1996 Masters of Formula 3

[United Kingdom] DC Cook Racing               53                                [United Kingdom] Paula Cook    Dallara F395  Alfa Romeo   British Formula 3


1996 Masters of Formula 3

Classification

Qualifying


1996 Masters of Formula 3

Pos  No  Name                              Team                            Time      Gap
1    23  [Belgium] Kurt Mollekens          Alan Docking Racing             1:02.332
2    3   [United Kingdom] Jonny Kane       Paul Stewart Racing             1:02.480  +0.148
3    16  [Colombia] Juan Pablo Montoya     Fortec Motorsport with HKS      1:02.480  +0.148
4    15  [Germany] Nick Heidfeld           Opel Team BSR                   1:02.511  +0.179
5    40  [France] Anthony Beltoise         Ravarotto Racing                1:02.562  +0.230
6    4   [United Kingdom] Ralph Firman     Paul Stewart Racing             1:02.571  +0.239
7    12  [Germany] Arnd Meier              Opel Team BSR                   1:02.590  +0.258
8    24  [United States] Brian Cunningham  Alan Docking Racing             1:02.611  +0.279
9    36  [Argentina] Brian Smith           Tom's Racing                    1:02.708  +0.376
10   1   [Italy] Jarno Trulli              Opel Team KMS Benetton Formula  1:02.712  +0.380
11   8   [France] Soheil Ayari             Graff Racing                    1:02.840  +0.508
12   43  [France] Emmanuel Clérico         Shannon Racing Team             1:02.977  +0.645
13   32  [Portugal] Manuel Gião            Shannon Opel Racing Team        1:03.028  +0.696
14   42  [Norway] Tommy Rustad             Tatuus                          1:03.031  +0.699
15   17  [United Kingdom] Guy Smith        Fortec Motorsport with HKS      1:03.067  +0.735
16   46  [Portugal] André Couto            Prema Powerteam                 1:03.108  +0.776
17   25  [Italy] Maurizio Mediani          Cevenini Junior Team            1:03.114  +0.782
18   2   [Germany] Dominik Schwager        Opel Team KMS Benetton Formula  1:03.202  + 0.870


1996 Masters of Formula 3

19   51  [Belgium] Tim Verbergt            Autoclub Exelsior               1:03.206  +0.874
20   29  [Italy] Gianluca Paglicci         Shannon Racing Italia           1:03.274  +0.942
21   11  [Germany] Marcel Tiemann          Opel Team BSR                   1:03.319  +0.987
22   48  [Italy] Davide Campana            Racing for Europe               1:03.378  +1.046
23   18  [Italy] Michele Gasparini         EF Project                      1:03.400  +1.068
24   21  [Germany] Christian Menzel        Shannon Racing Team             1:03.490  +1.158
25   49  [Italy] Oliver Martini            Luciano Pavesi Team             1:03.496  +1.164
26   47  [Netherlands] Donny Crevels       Prema Powerteam                 1:03.551  +1.219
27   22  [Germany] Dirk Müller             Shannon Racing Team             1:03.613  +1.281
28   20  [France] James Ruffier            ASM Technik                     1:03.623  +1.291
29   35  [Japan] Takashi Yokoyama          Tom's Racing                    1:03.663  +1.331
30   10  [France] Boris Derichebourg       Graff Racing                    1:03.675  +1.343
31   38  [Japan] Kazuto Yanagawa           Tom's Racing                    1:03.691  +1.359
32   19  [France] Sébastien Philippe       ASM Technik                     1:03.726  +1.394
33   7   [France] Grégoire de Galzain      Graff Racing                    1:03.782  +1.450
34   31  [Germany] Steffen Widmann         Shannon Opel Racing Team        1:03.785  +1.453
35   39  [Germany] Wolf Henzler            Josef Kaufmann Racing           1:03.798  +1.466
36   45  [Netherlands] Tim Coronel         Van Amersfoort Racing           1:03.839  +1.507


1996 Masters of Formula 3

37   26  [Greece] Nikolaos Stremmenos      Cevenini Junior Team            1:03.925  +1.593
38   50  [Greece] Nikolaos Nikolouzos      Ital Racing                     1:04.107  +1.775
39   53  [United Kingdom] Paula Cook       DC Cook Racing                  1:04.703  +2.371


1996 Masters of Formula 3

Race


1996 Masters of Formula 3

Pos                                                                        No  Driver                            Team                            Laps  Time/Retired  Grid
1                                                                          23  [Belgium] Kurt Mollekens          Alan Docking Racing             32    36:18.819     1
2                                                                          3   [United Kingdom] Jonny Kane       Paul Stewart Racing             32    +4.332        2
3                                                                          15  [Germany] Nick Heidfeld           Opel Team BSR                   32    +11.113       4
4                                                                          16  [Colombia] Juan Pablo Montoya     Fortec Motorsport with HKS      32    +19.168       3
5                                                                          29  [Italy] Gianluca Paglicci         Shannon Racing Italia           32    +34.113       20
6                                                                          42  [Norway] Tommy Rustad             Tatuus                          32    +35.270       14
7                                                                          25  [Italy] Maurizio Mediani          Cevenini Junior Team            32    +35.442       17
8                                                                          43  [France] Emmanuel Clérico         Shannon Racing Team             32    +37.155       12
9                                                                          51  [Belgium] Tim Verbergt            Autoclub Exelsior               32    +37.992       19
10                                                                         48  [Italy] Davide Campana            Racing for Europe               32    +39.513       22
11                                                                         46  [Portugal] André Couto            Prema Powerteam                 32    +40.756       16
12                                                                         10  [France] Boris Derichebourg       Graff Racing                    32    +41.702       30
13                                                                         47  [Netherlands] Donny Crevels       Prema Powerteam                 32    +43.061       26
14                                                                         20  [France] James Ruffier            ASM Technik                     32    +46.987       28
15                                                                         2   [Germany] Dominik Schwager        Opel Team KMS Benetton Formula  32    +47.737       18
16                                                                         7   [France] Grégoire de Galzain      Graff Racing                    32    +48.460       33
17                                                                         18  [Italy] Michele Gasparini         EF Project                      32    +51.140       23
18                                                                         38  [Japan] Kazuto Yanagawa           Tom's Racing                    32    +59.110       31
19                                                                         1   [Italy] Jarno Trulli              Opel Team KMS Benetton Formula  31    Retired       10
20                                                                         8   [France] Soheil Ayari             Graff Racing                    31    +1 Lap        11


1996 Masters of Formula 3

21                                                                         35  [Japan] Takashi Yokoyama          Tom's Racing                    30    +2 Laps       29
22                                                                         36  [Argentina] Brian Smith           Tom's Racing                    30    +2 Laps       9
Ret                                                                        11  [Germany] Marcel Tiemann          Opel Team BSR                   18    Retired       21
Ret                                                                        32  [Portugal] Manuel Gião            Shannon Opel Racing Team        17    Retired       13
Ret                                                                        21  [Germany] Christian Menzel        Shannon Racing Team             14    Retired       24
Ret                                                                        4   [United Kingdom] Ralph Firman     Paul Stewart Racing             6     Retired       6
Ret                                                                        19  [France] Sébastien Philippe       ASM Technik                     6     Retired       32
Ret                                                                        40  [France] Anthony Beltoise         Ravarotto Racing                5     Retired       5
Ret                                                                        12  [Germany] Arnd Meier              Opel Team BSR                   1     Retired       7
Ret                                                                        49  [Italy] Oliver Martini            Luciano Pavesi Team             0     Retired       25
Ret                                                                        17  [United Kingdom] Guy Smith        Fortec Motorsport with HKS      0     Retired       15
Ret                                                                        24  [United States] Brian Cunningham  West Surrey Racing              0     Retired       8
DNS                                                                        22  [Germany] Dirk Müller             Shannon Racing Team                   Withdrew      27
DNQ                                                                        31  [Germany] Steffen Widmann         Shannon Opel Racing Team
DNQ                                                                        39  [Germany] Wolf Henzler            Josef Kaufmann Racing
DNQ                                                                        45  [Netherlands] Tim Coronel         Van Amersfoort Racing
DNQ                                                                        26  [Greece] Nikolaos Stremmenos      Cevenini Junior Team
DNQ                                                                        50  [Greece] Nikolaos Nikolouzos      Ital Racing
DNQ                                                                        53  [United Kingdom] Paula Cook       DC Cook Racing
Fastest lap: Kurt Mollekens, 1:03.738, 142.276 km/h (88.406 mph) on lap 7


1996 Masters of Formula 3

1. ^ - Müller withdrew from the race after qualifying, and thus, de Galzain was allowed to race.


Ayvora

Ayvora (Persian: ايوراع, also Romanized as Ayvorā, Eyvarā‘, and Īvarā‘; also known as Abūrā‘)Chaharduli Rural District, in the Central District of Asadabad County, Hamadan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 400, in 86 families.


2019 São Tomé and Príncipe Championship

The 2019 São Tomé and Principe Championship is the 34th season of the São Tomé and Príncipe Championship, the top-level football championship of São Tomé and Príncipe.

There are two separate championships, the São Tomé Island League for teams of São Tomé Island and the Príncipe Island League for teams of Príncipe Island. The champions of the two island championships play a home-and-away two-legged final to decide the overall champions.

Regional leagues

São Tomé

Last updated 8 December 2019.

 1.Agrosport             22  13  6  3  38-27  45  Qualified
 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
 2.Sporting Praia Cruz   22  13  4  5  49-23  43
 3.UDRA                  22  12  6  4  54-26  42
 4.Trindade FC           22   9  7  6  33-31  34
 5.Vitória Riboque       22   7  8  7  28-28  29
 6.6 de Setembro         22   7  7  8  33-29  28
 7.Aliança Nacional      22   6  8  8  29-31  26  [2 1 1 0 4-2 4]
 8.Palmar Lusitano       22   6  8  8  31-33  26  [2 0 1 1 2-4 1]
 9.Caixão Grande         22   5  9  8  21-31  24
10.Sporting São Tomé     22   6  4 12  22-51  22
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11.Folha Fede            21   3  8 10  24-37  17  Relegated
12.Santana FC            21   3  7 11  27-42  16  Relegated

Príncipe

Last updated 30 November 2019.

1.Operários             19  15  1  3  55-23  46       Qualified
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
2.Porto Real            19  13  2  4  69-19  41
3.Sundy                 18  10  2  6  50-27  32
4.Sporting              19   8  2  9  31-36  26
5.UDAPB                 17   3  2 12  14-55  11
6.1º de Maio            18   0  3 15  17-76   3


2019 São Tomé and Príncipe Championship

National championship

Team             Qualifying method
Agrosport        Champions of São Tomé Island League
GD Os Operários  Champions of Príncipe Island League

15 December 2019
Agrosport  4–1  GD Os Operários

21 December 2019
GD Os Operários  0–0  Agrosport


Vindizio Nodari Pesenti

Watermelon by Pesenti

Vindizio Nodari Pesenti (1879–1961) was an Italian painter.

He was born in Medole, in the province of Mantua. He first trained under his uncle the painter Domenico Pesenti, but then traveled to Paris, Venice, and Milan to further his studies. He became friends with the Futurist artists Umberto Boccioni and Carlo Carrà. He painted both external landscapes. The Fondazione Banca Agricola Mantovana has two of his paintings.Mantua.


George Knight (Australian footballer)

George John Knight (9 February 1887 – 13 January 1947) was an Australian rules footballer who played with Melbourne in the Victorian Football League (VFL).

  * George Knight's playing statistics from AFL Tables
  * George Knight at AustralianFootball.com


Ebonyi, Ebonyi State

Abakaliki is a Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, Nigeria. Its headquarters are in the town of Nkaliki.

It has an area of 443 km2 and a population of 126,837

based on the census conducted i2006. The postal code of the area is 480.Ebonyi state postal code and Abakaliki Zip code.


Zaborochye

Zaborochye (Russian: Заборочье) is a rural locality (a village) in Gorod Vyazniki, Vyaznikovsky District, Vladimir Oblast, Russia. The population was 39 as of 2010.

Geography

Zaborochye is located on the Istok River, 8 km north of Vyazniki (the district's administrative centre) by road. Artemkovo is the nearest rural locality.


C. N. Patel

Chimanlal Narandas Patel (23 December 1918 – 30 January 2004) was an Indian writer, literary critic and translator from Gujarat, India. He received the Ranjitram Suvarna Chandrak in 2000 for his contribution to Gujarati literature.

Biography

C. N. Patel was born on 23 December 1918 at Asarwa, a village in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. He completed his BA in 1940 with English major and Sanskrit minor, and MA in 1944 with English.

From 1944 to 1961, he served as a lecturer of English at Gujarat College in Ahmedabad. During 1956–1957, he served as a registrar of Sardar Patel University in Vallabh Vidyanagar. During 1959–1961, he was deputed as a principal of Prakash Arts College for Girls in Ahmedabad.

He died on 30 January 2004.

Works

Patel was known as Chi. Na. Patel (C. N. Patel) in Gujarati literature.

His first book Abhikram (1975) is a work of literary criticism, which was followed by Tragedy – Sahityama ane Jivanma (1978) and Kathabodh (1980).

He wrote several books on Mahatma Gandhi, which include Gandhiji Ni Satyasadhana ane Bija Lekho (1978), Gandhiji (1979; part of Gujarati Granthakar series), Mahatma Gandhi in His Gujarati Writings (1981), A Gandhi Reader (1983), and Gandhicharit (1995). His other books are Vicharatarnag (1986), Moral and Social Thinking in Modern Gujarat (1988), Buddhiprakash : Swadhyay ane Suchi (1990), and Mari Vismaykatha. He served as translator, deputy chief editor, and advisor for The Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi book series.

He translated Valmiki's Ramayana into Gujarati in abridged version titled Valmikiya Ramakatha (1982).

Awards

Patel received the Ranjitram Suvarna Chandrak in 2000 for his contribution to Gujarati literature. He received an award from Government of Gujarat (1996–97) for his service to education.


C. N. Patel

* List of Gujarati-language writers
  * C. N. Patel in Gujarati Vishwakosh.
  * Works by C. N. Patel at Gandhi Heritage Portal
  * Works by Cīmanabhāī Nā. Pateḷa at Google Books


Alan Garner (footballer)

For other people with the same name, see Alan Garner (disambiguation).

Alan Henry Garner (2 February 1951 – 23 July 2020) was an English professional footballer best known as a player for Watford.

Career

Starting out with his local team Millwall, Garner only made two league appearances before moving on to Luton Town in 1971. His time at Luton proved to be more productive, as Garner played 88 times in the league and helped Luton to promotion in 1973–74. After relegation in 1975, he was controversially sold to rivals Watford.

At Watford, Garner became a key player, appearing 200 times in the league during his five years at Vicarage Road, as well as being voted player of the season in 1977–78. Sold in 1980 to Portsmouth, he spent two years on the south coast before moving into non-League football with Barnet.


Electoral results for the district of Surfers Paradise

This is a list of electoral results for the electoral district of Surfers Paradise in Queensland state elections.

Members for Surfers Paradise

Member  Party                Term
        (Sir) Bruce Small    Country       1972–1974
        National             1974–1977
        Bruce Bishop         Liberal       1977–1980
        Rob Borbidge         National      1980–2001
        Lex Bell             Independent   2001–2004
        John-Paul Langbroek  Liberal       2004–2008
        Liberal National     2008–present

Election results

Elections in the 2020s

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 2020 Queensland state election § Surfers Paradise.
2020 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate              Votes                %       ±%
                            Liberal National       John-Paul Langbroek  16,470  57.73  −5.50
                            Labor                  Brianna Bailey       7,265   25.47  +3.06
                            Greens                 Nelson Quinn         2,324   8.15   −0.96
                            One Nation             Leeanne Schultz      1,785   6.26   +6.26
                            United Australia       Roger McKay          684     2.40   +2.40
Total formal votes          28,528                 96.51                +2.06
Informal votes              1,031                  3.49                 −2.06
Turnout                     29,559                 84.30                +3.34
Two-party-preferred result
                            Liberal National       John-Paul Langbroek  18,890  66.22  −3.57
                            Labor                  Brianna Bailey       9,638   33.78  +3.57
                            Liberal National hold  Swing                −3.57

Elections in the 2010s

2017 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate              Votes                %       ±%
                            Liberal National       John-Paul Langbroek  16,127  63.2  +1.2
                            Labor                  Tony Walker          5,715   22.4  +1.3
                            Greens                 Scott Turner         2,323   9.1   +1.5
                            Independent            Chris Manley         785     3.1   +3.1
                            Independent            Tylere Baker-Pearce  556     2.2   +2.2
Total formal votes          25,506                 94.5                 −3.3

Informal votes              1,497                  5.5                  +3.3

Turnout                     27,003                 81.0                 −0.5
Two-party-preferred result
                            Liberal National       John-Paul Langbroek  17,799  69.8  −0.6
                            Labor                  Tony Walker          7,707   30.2  +0.6
                            Liberal National hold  Swing                −0.6


2015 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate              Votes                   %       ±%
                            Liberal National       John-Paul Langbroek     17,569  61.06  −11.57
                            Labor                  Josh Blundell-Thornton  6,544   22.74  +6.20
                            Greens                 Helen Hunt              2,221   7.72   +0.60
                            Palmer United          Stephen Gardner         1,749   6.08   +6.08
                            Family First           Jonathon Scoones        692     2.40   −1.31
Total formal votes          28,775                 97.94                   +0.18

Informal votes              605                    2.06                    −0.18

Turnout                     29,380                 84.12                   −2.57
Two-party-preferred result
                            Liberal National       John-Paul Langbroek     18,405  69.21  −10.29
                            Labor                  Josh Blundell-Thornton  8,188   30.79  +10.29
                            Liberal National hold  Swing                   −10.29

2012 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate              Votes                %       ±%
                            Liberal National       John-Paul Langbroek  18,993  72.63  +13.61
                            Labor                  Matthew Donovan      4,325   16.54  -10.93
                            Greens                 Helen Wainwright     1,861   7.12   +0.58
                            Family First           Andrea Raymond       971     3.71   +3.71
Total formal votes          26,150                 97.76                -0.11

Informal votes              600                    2.24                 +0.11

Turnout                     26,750                 86.70                +0.90
Two-party-preferred result
                            Liberal National       John-Paul Langbroek  19,688  79.50  +12.98
                            Labor                  Matthew Donovan      5,078   20.50  -12.98
                            Liberal National hold  Swing                +12.98

Elections in the 2000s

2009 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate              Votes                %       ±%
                            Liberal National       John-Paul Langbroek  15,075  59.0  +1.6
                            Labor                  Caleb Rook           7,017   27.5  -6.2
                            Greens                 Bridget Maizey       1,671   6.5   -2.3
                            DS4SEQ                 Wendy Coe            1,166   4.6   +4.6
                            Independent            Don Magin            613     2.4   +2.4
Total formal votes          25,542                 97.7

Informal votes              556                    2.3


Informal votes              556                    2.3

Turnout                     26,098                 85.8
Two-party-preferred result
                            Liberal National       John-Paul Langbroek  15,808  66.5  +4.4
                            Labor                  Caleb Rook           7,958   33.5  -4.4
                            Liberal National hold  Swing                +4.4

2006 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate     Votes                %       ±%
                            Liberal       John-Paul Langbroek  14,483  57.3  +12.6
                            Labor         Guy Jones            8,563   33.9  +8.4
                            Greens        Dean Hepburn         2,220   8.8   +1.9
Total formal votes          25,266        97.8                 +0.1

Informal votes              560           2.2                  -0.1

Turnout                     25,826        85.5                 -1.1
Two-party-preferred result
                            Liberal       John-Paul Langbroek  14,926  62.0  -1.9
                            Labor         Guy Jones            9,157   38.0  +1.9
                            Liberal hold  Swing                -1.9

2004 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate                      Votes                %       ±%
                            Liberal                        John-Paul Langbroek  11,348  44.7  +44.7
                            Labor                          David Parrish        6,462   25.5  -12.8
                            Independent                    Lex Bell             5,810   22.9  +22.9
                            Greens                         Graham Lapthorne     1,760   6.9   -5.1
Total formal votes          25,380                         97.7                 +0.8

Informal votes              602                            2.3                  -0.8

Turnout                     25,982                         86.6                 -1.6
Two-party-preferred result
                            Liberal                        John-Paul Langbroek  13,014  63.9  +63.9
                            Labor                          David Parrish        7,350   36.1  -8.6
                            Liberal gain from Independent  Swing                N/A


2001 Surfers Paradise state by-election
Party                           Candidate                       Votes                %       ±%
                                Independent                     Lex Bell             7,966   35.91  +35.91
                                Liberal                         John-Paul Langbroek  4,708   21.22  +21.22
                                Labor                           Richard Alcorn       4,441   20.02  −18.25
                                National                        Susie Douglas        1,784   8.04   −41.70
                                One Nation                      Lesley Millar        1,055   4.76   +4.76
                                Greens                          Dean Hepburn         926     4.26   −7.72
                                Independent                     Perry Cross          751     3.39   +3.39
                                Independent                     Tony Horkings        218     0.98   +0.98
                                Independent                     Linda McGill         179     0.76   +0.76
                                Independent                     Fred Fraser          77      0.35   +0.35
                                Independent                     Arthur Coghlan       52      0.24   +0.24
                                Independent                     Rob McJannett        15      0.07   +0.07
Total formal votes              22,183                          98.11                +1.25

Informal votes                  428                             1.89                 −1.25

Turnout                         22,611                          77.70                −10.49
Two-candidate-preferred result
                                Independent                     Lex Bell             8,811   58.12  +58.12
                                Liberal                         John-Paul Langbroek  6,350   41.88  +41.88
                                Independent gain from National  Swing                N/A

2001 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate      Votes           %       ±%
                            National       Rob Borbidge    12,033  49.7  -2.6
                            Labor          Richard Alcorn  9,259   38.3  +13.9
                            Greens         Dean Hepburn    2,899   12.0  +8.3
Total formal votes          24,191         96.9

Informal votes              784            3.1

Turnout                     24,975         88.2
Two-party-preferred result
                            National       Rob Borbidge    12,546  55.3  -13.6
                            Labor          Richard Alcorn  10,147  44.7  +13.6
                            National hold  Swing           -13.6

Elections in the 1990s

1998 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate      Votes          %       ±%
                            National       Rob Borbidge   10,880  56.4  -10.9
                            Labor          Steve Axe      4,167   21.6  -3.5
                            One Nation     Phil Connolly  3,354   17.4  +17.4
                            Greens         Ray Schearer   894     4.6   +4.6
Total formal votes          19,295         98.3           -0.1


Informal votes              325            1.7            +0.1

Turnout                     19,620         88.4           +2.0
Two-party-preferred result
                            National       Rob Borbidge   12,907  72.3  +0.5
                            Labor          Steve Axe      4,955   27.7  -0.5
                            National hold  Swing          +0.5

1995 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate      Votes               %       ±%
                            National       Rob Borbidge        12,051  67.3  +22.2
                            Labor          Peter Burke         4,502   25.1  +25.1
                            Democrats      Brad Farmer         982     5.5   +5.5
                            Independent    Christian Jocumsen  369     2.1   +2.1
Total formal votes          17,904         98.5                +1.5

Informal votes              274            1.5                 -1.5

Turnout                     18,178         86.4
Two-party-preferred result
                            National       Rob Borbidge        12,581  71.8  +18.8
                            Labor          Peter Burke         4,951   28.2  +28.2
                            National hold  Swing               +18.8

1992 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                           Candidate           Votes           %      ±%
                                National            Rob Borbidge    7,983  45.2  +11.0
                                Liberal             Trevor Coomber  4,976  28.1  -5.1
                                Independent         Murray Andrew   3,227  18.3  +18.3
                                Confederate Action  Jeanie O'Kane   1,492  8.4   +8.4
Total formal votes              17,678              97.0

Informal votes                  547                 3.0

Turnout                         18,225              86.1
Two-candidate-preferred result
                                National            Rob Borbidge    8,668  52.9  -11.9
                                Liberal             Trevor Coomber  7,708  47.1  +47.1
                                National hold       Swing           -11.9

Elections in the 1980s

1989 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate      Votes          %      ±%
                            National       Rob Borbidge   4,962  33.2  -21.0
                            Labor          Bruce Farrell  4,771  31.9  +11.2
                            Liberal        John Bradford  4,707  31.5  +9.7
                            Independent    Selwyn Tully   512    3.4   +3.4
Total formal votes          14,952         96.8           -0.5

Informal votes              487            3.2            +0.5


Informal votes              487            3.2            +0.5

Turnout                     15,439         83.7           -1.6
Two-party-preferred result
                            National       Rob Borbidge   9,292  62.2  -9.1
                            Labor          Bruce Farrell  5,660  37.8  +9.1
                            National hold  Swing          -9.1

1986 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate      Votes          %       ±%
                            National       Rob Borbidge   8,221   54.2  -2.7
                            Liberal        Laurence Wade  3,306   21.8  +8.3
                            Labor          Bruce Farrell  3,130   20.7  -8.8
                            Democrats      Ken Petersen   370     2.4   +2.4
                            Vigilance      Warren Fenton  134     0.9   +0.9
Total formal votes          15,161         97.3

Turnout                     421            2.7
Turnout                     15,582         85.3
Two-party-preferred result
                            National       Rob Borbidge   10,810  71.3  +0.8
                            Labor          Bruce Farrell  4,351   28.7  -0.8
                            National hold  Swing          +0.8

1983 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate      Votes               %       ±%
                            National       Rob Borbidge        11,994  56.9  +15.0
                            Labor          Khalil Salem        6,219   29.5  +8.6
                            Liberal        Theodore Greenland  2,847   13.5  -19.3
Total formal votes          21,060         98.3                0.0

Informal votes              356            1.7                 0.0

Turnout                     21,416         87.8                +3.1
Two-party-preferred result
                            National       Rob Borbidge        14,205  67.4  -1.3
                            Labor          Khalil Salem        6,855   32.6  +1.3
                            National hold  Swing               -1.3

1980 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                           Candidate                   Votes          %       ±%
                                National                    Rob Borbidge   7,459   41.9  +3.2
                                Liberal                     Bruce Bishop   5,842   32.8  +6.9
                                Labor                       Khalil Salem   3,725   20.9  -1.1
                                Independent                 Eileen Peters  768     4.3   +4.3
Total formal votes              17,794                      98.3           +0.6

Informal votes                  304                         1.7            -0.6


Informal votes                  304                         1.7            -0.6

Turnout                         18,098                      84.7           -2.9
Two-candidate-preferred result
                                National                    Rob Borbidge   10,305  57.9  +13.6
                                Liberal                     Bruce Bishop   7,489   42.1  -13.6
                                National gain from Liberal  Swing          +13.6

Elections in the 1970s

1977 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                           Candidate                   Votes           %      ±%
                                National                    Bruce Small     5,216  38.7  -20.0
                                Liberal                     Bruce Bishop    3,482  25.9  +25.9
                                Labor                       Philip Button   2,960  22.0  -2.1
                                Democrats                   Ronald Holland  1,643  12.2  +12.2
                                Progress                    Donald Wright   164    1.2   +1.2
Total formal votes              13,465                      97.7

Informal votes                  318                         2.3

Turnout                         13,783                      87.6
Two-party-preferred result
                                Liberal                     Bruce Bishop    8,636  64.1  -8.1
                                Labor                       Philip Button   4,829  35.9  +8.1
Two-candidate-preferred result
                                Liberal                     Bruce Bishop    7,506  55.7  +55.7
                                National                    Bruce Small     5,959  44.3  -28.7
                                Liberal gain from National  Swing           N/A

1974 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate         Votes            %       ±%
                            National          Bruce Small      10,277  58.7  +29.3
                            Labor             Maurice Marsden  4,215   24.1  -6.0
                            Independent       John Duncan      2,631   15.0  +15.0
                            Queensland Labor  John Perrett     376     2.2   -1.6
Total formal votes          17,499            97.9             +0.7

Informal votes              373               2.1              -0.7

Turnout                     17,872            85.4             -2.4
Two-party-preferred result
                            National          Bruce Small      12,694  72.5  +12.9
                            Labor             Maurice Marsden  4,805   27.5  -12.9
                            National hold     Swing            +12.9


1972 Queensland state election: Surfers Paradise
Party                       Candidate         Votes              %      ±%
                            Labor             Keith Hunt         4,223  30.1
                            Liberal           John McIlwain      4,202  29.9
                            Country           Bruce Small        4,122  29.4
                            Independent       Eileen Peters      655    4.7
                            Queensland Labor  Frederick Bassani  536    3.8
                            Independent       William Daniel     303    2.2
Total formal votes          14,041            97.2

Informal votes              398               2.8

Turnout                     14,439            87.8
Two-party-preferred result
                            Country           Bruce Small        8,368  59.6  -11.4
                            Labor             Keith Hunt         5,673  40.4  +11.4
                            Country hold      Swing              -11.4


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1996 Mercedes Cup – Singles

Main article: 1996 Stuttgart Open

Thomas Muster was the defending champion and won in the final 6–2, 6–2, 6–4 against Yevgeny Kafelnikov.

Seeds

A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated. All sixteen seeds received a bye to the second round.

 1. [Austria] Thomas Muster (champion)
 2. [Russia] Yevgeny Kafelnikov (final)
 3. [Chile] Marcelo Ríos (second round)
 4. [Sweden] Stefan Edberg (third round)
 5. [Spain] Carlos Moyá (third round)
 6. [Spain] Alberto Berasategui (semifinals)
 7. [Spain] Félix Mantilla (quarterfinals)
 8. [Spain] Francisco Clavet (quarterfinals)
 9. [Germany] Bernd Karbacher (second round)
10. [Sweden] Magnus Gustafsson (third round)
11. [Czech Republic] Bohdan Ulihrach (third round)
12. [Spain] Àlex Corretja (semifinals)
13. [Ukraine] Andriy Medvedev (second round)
14. [Argentina] Hernán Gumy (second round)
15. [Czech Republic] Jiří Novák (second round)
16. [Sweden] Mikael Tillström (third round)

Draw

Key

  * Q = Qualifier
  * WC = Wild card
  * LL = Lucky loser
  * Alt = Alternate
  * SE = Special exempt
  * PR = Protected ranking
  * ITF = ITF entry
  * JE = Junior exempt
  * w/o = Walkover
  * r = Retired
  * d = Defaulted
  * SR = Special ranking

Finals

  Semifinals                                                        Final

  1           [Austria] Thomas Muster      6                        6

  6           [Spain] Alberto Berasategui  3                        3
              1                            [Austria] Thomas Muster  6                            6  6

                                           2                        [Russia] Yevgeny Kafelnikov  2  2  4
  12          [Spain] Àlex Corretja        3                        64

  2           [Russia] Yevgeny Kafelnikov  6                        77

Top half

Section 1