MGMT Spring 2013 Tour

North America [http://www.whoismgmt.com/us/tour2013 Tour 2013] . Retrieved April 19, 2013

April 26, 2013

State College, Pennsylvania

State College, Pennsylvania

United States

United States

Pennsylvania State University

Pennsylvania State University

April 28, 2013

Geneseo, New York

Geneseo, New York

United States

United States

State University of New York at Geneseo

State University of New York at Geneseo

April 30, 2013

Portland, Maine

Portland, Maine

United States

United States

State Theatre

State Theatre

May 1, 2013

Providence, Rhode Island

Providence, Rhode Island

United States

United States

Lupos Heartbreak Hotel

May 3, 2013

College Park, Maryland

College Park, Maryland

United States

United States

Byrd Stadium

Byrd Stadium

May 4, 2013

Cleveland, Ohio

Cleveland, Ohio

United States

United States

Masonic Temple

May 6, 2013

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Grand Rapids, Michigan

United States

United States

Hoogenboom Center

Hoogenboom Center

May 8, 2013

Winnipeg, Manitoba

Winnipeg, Manitoba

Canada

Canada

Burton Cummings Theatre

Burton Cummings Theatre

May 9, 2013

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Canada

Canada

Odeon Events Centre

Odeon Events Centre

May 10, 2013

Calgary, Alberta

Calgary, Alberta

Canada

Canada

MacEwan Hall

MacEwan Hall

May 11, 2013

Edmonton, Alberta

Edmonton, Alberta

Canada

Canada

Starlite Room

May 11, 2013

Edmonton, Alberta

Edmonton, Alberta

Canada

Canada

Starlite Room

May 13, 2013

Vancouver, British Columbia

Vancouver, British Columbia

Canada

Canada

Commodore Ballroom

Commodore Ballroom

May 14, 2013

Spokane, Washington

Spokane, Washington

United States

United States

Knitting Factory

Knitting Factory

May 15, 2013

Seattle, Washington

Seattle, Washington

United States

United States

Showbox SoDo

Showbox SoDo

May 16, 2013

Portland, Oregon

Portland, Oregon

United States

United States

Crystal Ballroom

Crystal Ballroom

May 18, 2013

Stanford, California

Stanford, California

United States

United States

Frost Amphitheater

Frost Amphitheater

Note A  Early Show

Note A  Early Show

Note A  Early Show

Note A  Early Show

Note B:  Late Show 18+

Note B:  Late Show 18+

Note B:  Late Show 18+

Note B:  Late Show 18+


MLS Fair Play Award

Columbus Crew

Columbus Crew

Tom Fitzgerald

Tom Fitzgerald

Kansas City Wizards

Kansas City Wizards

Ron Newman

Ron Newman

Columbus Crew (2)

Columbus Crew

Tom Fitzgerald

Tom Fitzgerald

Tampa Bay Mutiny

Tampa Bay Mutiny

Tim Hankinson

Tim Hankinson

San Jose Earthquakes

San Jose Earthquakes

Frank Yallop

Frank Yallop

Kansas City Wizards (2)

Kansas City Wizards

Bob Gansler

Bob Gansler

New England Revolution

New England Revolution

Steve Nicol

Steve Nicol

Columbus Crew (3)

Columbus Crew

Greg Andrulis

Greg Andrulis

Kansas City Wizards (3)

Kansas City Wizards

Bob Gansler

Bob Gansler

Kansas City Wizards (4)

Kansas City Wizards

Curt Onalfo

Curt Onalfo

Columbus Crew (4)

Columbus Crew

Sigi Schmid

Sigi Schmid

New England Revolution (2)

New England Revolution

Steve Nicol

Steve Nicol

Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire

Denis Hamlett

Denis Hamlett

San Jose Earthquakes (2)

San Jose Earthquakes

Frank Yallop

Frank Yallop

Portland Timbers

Portland Timbers

John Spencer

John Spencer

New England Revolution (3)

New England Revolution

Jay Heaps

Jay Heaps

LA Galaxy

LA Galaxy

Bruce Arena

Bruce Arena

Philadelphia Union

Philadelphia Union

Jim Curtin

Jim Curtin

Philadelphia Union (2)

Philadelphia Union

Jim Curtin

Jim Curtin

Columbus Crew (5)

Columbus Crew

Gregg Berhalter

Gregg Berhalter

Seattle Sounders FC

Seattle Sounders FC

Brian Schmetzer

Brian Schmetzer

Los Angeles FC

Los Angeles FC

Bob Bradley

Bob Bradley


Alison Fernandez

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

Zara Amaro

10 episodes; recurring (Seasons 13-16)

Celebrity Ghost Stories

Celebrity Ghost Stories

Leticia

Episode: "Dick Cavett/Monica Keena/Ace Young/Paul Iacono"

2013   2015

Orange Is the New Black

Orange Is the New Black

Eva

Episodes: "The Chickening", "Mothers Day", "Bed Bugs and Beyond" and "Trust No Bitch"

One Bad Choice

Catalina

Episode: "Jessica Rasdall"

Clarence

Clarence

Little Girl (voice)

Episode: "Clarence & Sumos Rexcellent Adventure"

Fresh Off the Boat

Fresh Off the Boat

Sharlene

Episodes: "Week in Review" and "Breaking Chains"

Another Period

Another Period

Ethanney

Episode: "Servants Disease"

We Bare Bears

We Bare Bears

Additional voices (voice)

5 episodes; Guest (Seasons 2-3)

2016-2017   2019

Jane the Virgin

Jane the Virgin

Young Jane

Episodes: "Chapter Thirty-Seven", "Chapter Forty-Nine", "Chapter Sixty" and "Chapter Eighty-Three"

Vampirina

Vampirina

Additional voices (voice)

Episodes: "The Sleepover/Portrait of a Vampire" & "Vee Is For Valentine/Scarestitute Teacher"

Once Upon a Time

Once Upon a Time

Lucy Mills/Lucy Vidrio

24 episodes;   Guest (Season 6)   Main (Season 7)

Team Kaylie

Team Kaylie

Amber

5 episodes;   Main (Season 1–)

For The People

For The People

Emma Collins

Episode: "One Big Happy Family"

Upside-Down Magic

Upside-Down Magic

Disney Channel Original Movie

Disney Channel Original Movie


2017 Kansas City Chiefs season

September 7

September 7

at New England Patriots

New England Patriots

W 42–27

Gillette Stadium

Gillette Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017090700/2017/REG1/chiefs@patriots Recap]

September 17

Philadelphia Eagles

Philadelphia Eagles

W 27–20

Arrowhead Stadium

Arrowhead Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017091704/2017/REG2/eagles@chiefs Recap]

September 24

at Los Angeles Chargers

Los Angeles Chargers

W 24–10

StubHub Center

StubHub Center

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017092412/2017/REG3/chiefs@chargers Recap]

October 2, 2017

Washington Redskins

Washington Redskins

W 29–20

Arrowhead Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017100200/2017/REG4/redskins@chiefs Recap]

October 8

at Houston Texans

Houston Texans

W 42–34

NRG Stadium

NRG Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017100811/2017/REG5/chiefs@texans Recap]

October 15

Pittsburgh Steelers

Pittsburgh Steelers

L 13–19

Arrowhead Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017101509/2017/REG6/steelers@chiefs Recap]

October 19, 2017

at Oakland Raiders

Oakland Raiders

L 30–31

Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum

Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017101900/2017/REG7/chiefs@raiders Recap]

October 30, 2017

Denver Broncos

Denver Broncos

W 29–19

Arrowhead Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017103000/2017/REG8/broncos@chiefs Recap]

November 5

at Dallas Cowboys

Dallas Cowboys

L 17–28

AT&T Stadium

AT&T Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017110509/2017/REG9/chiefs@cowboys Recap]

Bye

Bye

Bye

Bye

Bye

Bye

Bye

Bye

Bye

Bye

Bye

Bye

November 19

at New York Giants

New York Giants

L 9–12

MetLife Stadium

MetLife Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017111906/2017/REG11/chiefs@giants Recap]

November 26

Buffalo Bills

Buffalo Bills

L 10–16

Arrowhead Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017112603/2017/REG12/bills@chiefs Recap]

December 3

at New York Jets

New York Jets

L 31–38

MetLife Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017120308/2017/REG13/chiefs@jets Recap]

December 10

Oakland Raiders

Oakland Raiders

W 26–15

Arrowhead Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017121006/2017/REG14/raiders@chiefs Recap]

December 16, 2017

Los Angeles Chargers

Los Angeles Chargers

W 30–13

Arrowhead Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017121601/2017/REG15/chargers@chiefs Recap]

December 24

Miami Dolphins

Miami Dolphins

W 29–13

Arrowhead Stadium

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017122403/2017/REG16/dolphins@chiefs Recap]

December 31

at Denver Broncos

Denver Broncos

W 27–24

Sports Authority Field at Mile High

Sports Authority Field at Mile High

[http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017123112/2017/REG17/chiefs@broncos Recap]


Maeve Dermody

White Collar Blue

White Collar Blue

Amanda Payne

1 episode

Secretary

Secretary

Morgan Wells

Pilot for TV series

All Saints

All Saints

Taylor Patterson

1 episode

Monarch Cove

Monarch Cove

Charlotte Lee

1 episode

2007; 2009

The Chaser's War on Everything

The Chaser's War on Everything

Various

2 episodes

My Place

My Place

Evelyn

1 episode

Paper Giants: The Birth of Cleo

Paper Giants: The Birth of Cleo

Rachel Carr

Miniseries

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries

Eunice Henderson

1 episode

Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms

Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms

Lee

6 episodes

Rake

Rake

Polly Nesbitt

2 episodes

Dangerous Remedy

Jo Wainer

Television film

Power Games: The Packer-Murdoch Story

Anna Murdoch

Miniseries

Serangoon Road

Serangoon Road

Claire Simpson

10 episodes

And Then There Were None

And Then There Were None

Vera Claythorne

Miniseries

Marcella

Marcella

Grace Gibson

Miniseries

Ripper Street

Ripper Street

Prudence Sumner

1 episode

SS-GB

SS-GB

Sylvia Manning

Miniseries

The Frankenstein Chronicles

The Frankenstein Chronicles

Esther Rose

Recurring role, 6 episodes

Carnival Row

Carnival Row

Portia Fyfe

Recurring role, 6 episodes


2010–11 Serie D

F.C. AlzanoCene 1909

F.C. AlzanoCene 1909

Alzano Lombardo, Cene

Alzano Lombardo

Cene

Stadio Carillo Pesenti Pigna

2nd in Serie D Girone B

2nd in Serie D Girone B

A.C. Cantù G.S. San Paolo

A.C. Cantù G.S. San Paolo

Cantù

Cantù

Stadio Comunale (Cantù)

9th in Serie D Girone B

9th in Serie D Girone B

U.S. Caratese

U.S. Caratese

Carate Brianza

Carate Brianza

Stadio XXV Aprile

15th in Serie D Girone B

15th in Serie D Girone B

A.C. Castellana

A.C. Castellana

Castel Goffredo

Castel Goffredo

Stadio Comunale (Castel Goffredo)

13th in Serie D Girone B

13th in Serie D Girone B

G.C. CastelnuovoSandrà

G.C. CastelnuovoSandrà

Castelnuovo del Garda

Castelnuovo del Garda

Stadio Montindon  (Sant'Ambrogio di Valpolicella)

Sant'Ambrogio di Valpolicella

2nd in Eccellenza Veneto Girone B

2nd in Eccellenza Veneto Girone B

U.S.C. Colognese

U.S.C. Colognese

Cologno al Serio

Cologno al Serio

Stadio Antonio Locatelli

6th in Serie D Girone B

6th in Serie D Girone B

U.S. Darfo Boario S.S.D.

U.S. Darfo Boario S.S.D.

Darfo Boario Terme

Darfo Boario Terme

Stadio Comunale (Darfo Boario Terme)

4th in Serie D Girone B

4th in Serie D Girone B

S.C. Insubria Caronnese

S.C. Insubria Caronnese

Caronno Pertusella

Caronno Pertusella

Stadio Comunale (Caronno Pertusella)

7th in Serie D Girone B

7th in Serie D Girone B

A.C. Legnago Salus

A.C. Legnago Salus

Legnago

Legnago

Stadio Mario Sandrini

1st in Eccellenza Veneto Girone A

1st in Eccellenza Veneto Girone A

Mantova F.C.

Mantova F.C.

Mantova

Mantova

Stadio Danilo Martelli

20th in Serie B

20th in Serie B

U.S. Olginatese

U.S. Olginatese

Olginate

Olginate

Stadio Comunale (Olginate)

7th in Serie D Girone B

7th in Serie D Girone B

A.C. Ponte San Pietro Isola S.S.D.

A.C. Ponte San Pietro Isola S.S.D.

Ponte San Pietro, Terno d'Isola

Ponte San Pietro

Terno d'Isola

Stadio Matteo Legler

3rd in Serie D Girone B

3rd in Serie D Girone B

Solbiatese Arno Calcio

Solbiatese Arno Calcio

Solbiate Arno

Solbiate Arno

Stadio Felice Chinetti

12th in Serie D Girone B

12th in Serie D Girone B

A.C. Sterilgarda Castiglione

A.C. Sterilgarda Castiglione

Castiglione delle Stiviere

Castiglione delle Stiviere

Stadio Ugo Lusetti

4th in Eccellenza Lombardy C  (as Castiglione Savoia)

4th in Eccellenza Lombardy C

Trento Calcio 1921

Trento Calcio 1921

Trento

Trento

Stadio Briamasco

1st in Eccellenza Trentino-Alto Adige

1st in Eccellenza Trentino-Alto Adige

A.S.D. Villafranca

A.S.D. Villafranca

Villafranca di Verona

Villafranca di Verona

Stadio Comunale (Villafranca di Verona)

10th in Serie D Girone C

10th in Serie D Girone C

U.S.D. Virtusvecomp Verona

U.S.D. Virtusvecomp Verona

Verona

Verona

Stadio Gavagnin

6th in Serie D Girone C

6th in Serie D Girone C

A.C. Voghera

A.C. Voghera

Voghera

Voghera

Stadio Giovanni Parisi

8th in Serie D Girone B

8th in Serie D Girone B


Marta Fraga

Runner-up

17 February 2002

Vilamoura, Portugal

Vilamoura

Hard

Liana Ungur

Liana Ungur

Maki Arai    Remi Tezuka

Maki Arai

Remi Tezuka

2–6, 5–7

Winner

12 May 2002

Tortosa, Spain

Clay

Maria-Jose Sánchez-Alayeto

Adriana González Peñas    Gabriela Velasco Andreu

Adriana González Peñas

Gabriela Velasco Andreu

7–5, 6–1

Winner

14 July 2002

Getxo, Spain

Clay

Maria-Jose Sánchez-Alayeto

Neuza Silva    Irena Nossenko

Neuza Silva

6–3, 6–4

Winner

15 September 2002

Madrid, Spain

Madrid

Clay

Adriana González Peñas

Maria-Jose Sánchez-Alayeto    Maria-Pilar Sánchez-Alayeto

6–3, 6–0

Runner-up

22 September 2002

Barcelona, Spain

Clay

Adriana González Peñas

Frederica Piedade    Iveta Gerlová

Frederica Piedade

4–6, 4–6

Winner

2 March 2003

Grand Canary, Spain

Grand Canary

Clay

Maria-Jose Sánchez-Alayeto

Lourdes Domínguez Lino    Mariam Ramon Climent

Mariam Ramon Climent

2–6, 7–5, 6–3

Runner-up

13 July 2003

Getxo, Spain

Clay

Adriana González Peñas

Sabina Mediano-Alvarez    Gabriela Velasco Andreu

w/o

Winner

10 August 2003

Vigo, Spain

Vigo

Hard

Maria-Pilar Sánchez-Alayeto

Raissa Gourevitch    Ivanna Israilova

Raissa Gourevitch

Ivanna Israilova

w/o

Winner

26 October 2003

Seville, Spain

Seville

Clay

Adriana González Peñas

Katia Sabate-Orera    Nuria Sánchez-García

5–7, 6–3, 6–1

Winner

23 November 2003

Barcelona, Spain

Clay

Adriana González Peñas

Núria Roig    Julia Vakulenko

Núria Roig

Julia Vakulenko

6–3, 6–3

Winner

3 May 2004

Tortosa, Spain

Clay

Nuria Sánchez-García

Katia Sabate-Orera    Estrella Cabeza Candela

Estrella Cabeza Candela

4–6, 6–4, 6–4

Runner-up

6 September 2004

Madrid, Spain

Hard

Kildine Chevalier

Kildine Chevalier

Hanna Nooni    Emma Laine

Hanna Nooni

Emma Laine

3–6, 6–7 (3–7)

Winner

Mallorca, Spain

Mallorca

Clay

Laura Thorpe

Laura Thorpe

Estrella Cabeza Candela    Núria Roig

6–4, 7–5

Runner-up

26 March 2006

Sabadell, Spain

Sabadell

Hard

María José Martínez Sánchez

María José Martínez Sánchez

Estrella Cabeza Candela    Núria Roig

1–6, 1–6


Juliet Marillier

Aurealis Awards

Aurealis Award

Best Fantasy Novel

Best Fantasy Novel

Son of the Shadows

Son of the Shadows

Alex Awards

Alex Award

Young Adult Fiction

Daughter of the Forest

Daughter of the Forest

Aurealis Awards

Best Fantasy Novel

Blade of Fortriu

Blade of Fortriu

Aurealis Awards

Best Fantasy Novel

Wildwood Dancing

Wildwood Dancing

Sir Julius Vogel Awards

Sir Julius Vogel Awards

Best Young Adult Novel

Cybeles Secret http://www.sffanz.org.nz/sjv/sjvResults-2008.shtml

Beehive Book Award

Young Adult Fiction

Wildwood Dancing

Le Prix Imaginales

Best Novel in translation

Daughter of the Forest

Tin Duck Awards

Tin Duck Award

Best Professional Long Written Work

Seer of Sevenwaters

Tin Duck Awards

Speculative fiction by Western Australian writers

Shadowfell

Sir Julius Vogel Awards

Best Youth Novel

Raven Flight http://www.sffanz.org.nz/sjv/sjvResults-2014.html

Sir Julius Vogel Awards

Best Short Story

"By Bone-Light" (Prickle Moon)

Tin Duck Awards

Best Professional Long Written Work

Prickle Moon

Aurealis Awards

Best Fantasy Novel

Dreamers Pool

Sir Julius Vogel Awards

Best Youth Novel

The Caller http://www.sffanz.org.nz/sjv/sjvResults-2015.html


List of churches on Gotland

Eke Church

Eke Church

13th century

Ekeby Church

Ekeby Church

13th century

File:Gotland-Ekeby kyrka Gesamtansicht perspective.jpg

Eksta Church

Eksta Church

13th century

Endre Church

Endre Church

12th century

Eskelhem Church

Eskelhem Church

1200 to mid-14th century

Etelhem Church

Etelhem Church

Fardhem Church

Fardhem Church

1170 to  1260

Fide Church

Fide Church

13th century

Fleringe Church

Fleringe Church

13th century

Fole Church

Fole Church

Inaugurated 1280

Follingbo Church

Follingbo Church

13th century

Fröjel Church

Fröjel Church

12th century to 14th century

Fårö Church

Fårö Church

14th century

Film-maker Ingmar Bergman is buried in the church cemetery

Ingmar Bergman


1969 British League season

Poole Pirates

Poole Pirates

Belle Vue Aces

Belle Vue Aces

Wimbledon Dons

Wimbledon Dons

Halifax Dukes

Halifax Dukes

Leicester Lions

Leicester Lions

Sheffield Tigers

Sheffield Tigers

Cradley Heath Heathens

Cradley Heath Heathens

Glasgow Tigers

Glasgow Tigers

King's Lynn Stars

King's Lynn Stars

Swindon Robins

Swindon Robins

Coatbridge Monarchs

Coatbridge Monarchs

Exeter Falcons

Exeter Falcons

Newcastle Diamonds

Newcastle Diamonds

Coventry Bees

Coventry Bees

Oxford Cheetahs

Oxford Cheetahs

Wolverhampton Wolves

Wolverhampton Wolves

Newport Wasps

Newport Wasps

West Ham Hammers

West Ham Hammers

Hackney Hawks

Hackney Hawks


Sverrir Ingi Ingason

Augnablik (loan)

Augnablik

3. deild

3. deild

Breiðablik

Breiðablik

Úrvalsdeild

Úrvalsdeild

Breiðablik

Breiðablik

Úrvalsdeild

Úrvalsdeild

Breiðablik

Breiðablik

Úrvalsdeild

Úrvalsdeild

Breiðablik

Breiðablik

Total

Total

Viking FK

Viking FK

Tippeligaen

Tippeligaen

Lokeren

Lokeren

Belgian Pro League

Belgian Pro League

Lokeren

Lokeren

Belgian Pro League

Belgian Pro League

Lokeren

Lokeren

Belgian Pro League

Belgian Pro League

Lokeren

Lokeren

Total

Total

Granada

Granada

La Liga

La Liga

Rostov

Rostov

Russian Premier League

Russian Premier League

Rostov

Rostov

Russian Premier League

Russian Premier League

Rostov

Rostov

Total

Total

PAOK

PAOK

Superleague

Superleague

PAOK

PAOK

Superleague

Superleague

PAOK

PAOK

Total

Total

Career Total

Career Total

Career Total


Kiyan Soltanpour

Union Berlin II

Union Berlin II

Oberliga

Oberliga

Borussia Dortmund II

Borussia Dortmund II

Regionalliga

Regionalliga

Borussia Dortmund II

Borussia Dortmund II

3. Liga

3. Liga

Borussia Dortmund II

Borussia Dortmund II

Total

Total

Saarbrücken

Saarbrücken

3. Liga

3. Liga

Saarbrücken II

Saarbrücken II

Oberliga

Oberliga

Berliner AK 07

Berliner AK 07

Regionalliga

Regionalliga

Sumgayit

Sumgayit

APL

APL

Viktoria 1889

Viktoria 1889

Regionalliga

Regionalliga

Viktoria 1889

Viktoria 1889

Regionalliga

Regionalliga

Viktoria 1889

Viktoria 1889

Total

Total

Viktoria 1889 II

Landesliga

Landesliga

Luckenwalde

Luckenwalde

Regionalliga

Regionalliga

Blau-Weiß 90 Berlin

Blau-Weiß 90 Berlin

Berlin-Liga

Berlin-Liga

Berliner SC

Berliner SC

Berlin-Liga

Berlin-Liga

Career total

Career total

Career total


Samira Koppikar

Hate Story 2

Hate Story 2

Aaj Phir Tumpe

Arijit Singh

Arijit Singh

Arko Pravo Mukherjee

Arko Pravo Mukherjee

Creature 3D

Creature 3D

Mohabbat Barsa De

Arijit Singh, Arjun

Arjun

Tony Kakkar

Tony Kakkar

Maati Ka Palang

Samira Koppikar

Samira Koppikar

Jackpot

Jackpot

Kabhi Jo Baadal Barse (Unplugged)

Kabhi Jo Baadal Barse

Arijit Singh

Sharib-Toshi

Sharib

Toshi

Ishq Click

Ishq Click

Abhi Ajnabee

Samira Koppikar

Satish-Ajay

Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya (TV series)

Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya

Ishq Se Tu

Rishabh Srivastava

Rishabh Srivastava

Fuddu

Fuddu

Aankhen Meri

Sarosh Sami

Rana Majumdar

Rana Majumdar

Dobaara: See Your Evil

Dobaara: See Your Evil

Ab Raat

Samira Koppikar

Samira Koppikar

Bareilly Ki Barfi

Bareilly Ki Barfi

Bairaagi (Samiras version)

Samira Koppikar

Samira Koppikar

Laal Kaptaan

Laal Kaptaan

Lahu Ka Rang Kara

Samira Koppikar


Kyle Schmid

Boy

Short

Virus

Virus

Sick Boy

Fast Food High

Brad

Pacifier

Scott

History of Violence

Bobby Singer

The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (film)

Paul Rodman

Zerophilia

Zerophilia

Max

The Covenant (film)

Aaron Abbot

Mookies Law

Hank Brody

Short

Joy Ride 2: Dead Ahead

Joy Ride 2: Dead Ahead

Nick "Nik" Parker

Direct to video

The Thaw (2009 film)

Federico Fulce

Fear Island

Fear Island

Tyler Campbell

Direct to video

GravyTrain

GravyTrain

Lance Dancaster

Dead Before Dawn

Dead Before Dawn

Patrick Bishop

Saul: The Journey to Damascus

Saul

Dark Hearts

Colson

Aster

10 Minutes Gone

10 Minutes Gone

Griffin

Xander

Filming


List of How It's Made episodes

Footballs

Football

Electric Guitar Amplifiers

Electric Guitar

Amplifier

Marbles

Marbles

Airplane Propellers

Airplane

Propeller

Engine Blocks

Engine Blocks

Jawbreakers

Jawbreakers

Drum Shells

Drum Shells

Drums

Drum

Lighters

Lighter

Fossils

Fossil

Hockey Pucks

Hockey Pucks

High-Pressure Cylinders

High-Pressure Cylinders

Balloons

Balloon

Wallpaper

Wallpaper

Frozen French Fries

Frozen

French Fries

Incandescent Light Bulbs

Incandescent Light Bulbs

Matches

Matches

Carousel Horses

Carousel Horses

Fine Porcelain

Fine Porcelain

Automobile Fuel Tanks

Automobile

Fuel Tanks

Glass Cookware

Glass

Cookware

Soap Bars

Soap Bars

Steel Drums

Steel Drums

Firefighter Uniforms

Firefighter Uniforms

Crayons

Crayon

Wooden Kayaks

Wooden Kayaks

Lawn Mowers

Lawn Mower

Gold Chains

Gold Chains

Inflatable Safety Devices

Inflatable Safety Devices

Braille Typewriters

Braille

Typewriter

Carbon Fibre Cellos (Part 1)

Carbon Fibre Cellos

Carbon Fibre Cellos (Part 2)

Carbon Fibre Cellos

Carbon Fibre Masts

Carbon Fibre Masts

Fortune Cookies

Fortune Cookies

IMAX Projectors

IMAX Projectors

Roller Chains

Roller Chains

Firefighter Helmets

Firefighter Helmets

Nautical Compasses

Nautical Compasses

Packaging Tubes

Packaging Tubes

Hand Saws

Hand Saws

Halogen Bulbs

Halogen Bulbs

Cellulose Insulation

Cellulose Insulation

Aluminium Ladders

Aluminium Ladders

Bamboo Fly Rods

Bamboo Fly Rods

Drill Bits

Drill Bits

Photo Booths

Photo Booths

Stamps (Part 1)

Stamps

Stamps (Part 2)

Stamps

Yacht Wheels

Yacht

Wheel

Braided Rugs

Braid

Rugs

Automobile Thermostats

Automobile

Thermostat

Chisels

Chisel


Holley Fain

3 lbs

3 lbs

Rachel

Episode: "Bad Boys"

Law & Order: Criminal Intent

Law & Order: Criminal Intent

Stacey

Episode: "Smile"

One Night

Emily

Lipstick Jungle

Lipstick Jungle

Angie Wilson

Episode: "Chapter 19: Lovers Leaps"

Gossip Girl

Gossip Girl

Maureen van der Bilt

6 episodes

The Good Wife

The Good Wife

Shaina Whitmore

Episode: "Unplugged"

Law & Order: Criminal Intent

Law & Order: Criminal Intent

Angela Caldera

Episode: "True Legacy"

Memphis Beat

Memphis Beat

Miss Austin

Episode: "Suspicious Minds"

The Mentalist

The Mentalist

Francine Trent

Episode: "Bloodstream"

Childrens Hospital

Childrens Hospital

Intern

Episode: "Munch by Proxy"

Grey's Anatomy

Grey's Anatomy

Dr. Julia Canner

5 episodes

The Frontier

Joanna Hale

Unaired pilot

Forgetting the Girl

Forgetting the Girl

Denise Gilcrest

Monday Mornings

Monday Mornings

Kara Bishop

Episode: "One Fine Day"

Drop Dead Diva

Drop Dead Diva

Wendy Berg

Episode: "Back from the Dead"

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

Nadine Bradley

Episode: "Last Supper"

NCIS

NCIS

Audrey Daly

Episode: "Homesick"

The Astronaut Wives Club

The Astronaut Wives Club

Marilyn Lovell

3 episodes

Major Crimes

Major Crimes

Claire Branson

Episode: "Tourist Trap"

Elements of Matter

Lilly Kent

In post-production


Billy Sperrin

Brentford

Brentford

Second Division

Second Division

Brentford

Brentford

Second Division

Second Division

Brentford

Brentford

Second Division

Second Division

Brentford

Brentford

Second Division

Second Division

Brentford

Brentford

Second Division

Second Division

Brentford

Brentford

Third Division South

Third Division South

Brentford

Brentford

Third Division South

Third Division South

Career total

Career total

Career total


1960 Boston Patriots season

Denver Broncos

Denver Broncos

L 13–10

Boston University Field

Boston University Field

at New York Titans

New York Titans

W 28–24

Polo Grounds

Polo Grounds

Buffalo Bills

Buffalo Bills

L 13–0

Boston University Field

Bye

Bye

Bye

Bye

Bye

at Los Angeles Chargers

Los Angeles Chargers

W 35–0

L.A. Memorial Coliseum

L.A. Memorial Coliseum

at Oakland Raiders

Oakland Raiders

L 27–14

Kezar Stadium

Kezar Stadium

at Denver Broncos

L 31–24

Bears Stadium

Bears Stadium

Los Angeles Chargers

L 45–16

Boston University Field

Oakland Raiders

W 34–28

Boston University Field

New York Titans

W 38–21

Boston University Field

Dallas Texans

Dallas Texans

W 42–14

Boston University Field

Houston Oilers

Houston Oilers

L 24–10

Boston University Field

at Buffalo Bills

L 38–14

War Memorial Stadium

War Memorial Stadium

at Dallas Texans

L 34–0

Cotton Bowl

Cotton Bowl

at Houston Oilers

L 37–21

Jeppesen Stadium

Jeppesen Stadium


1964 PGA Tour

Jack Nicklaus

Jack Nicklaus

Arnold Palmer

Arnold Palmer

Billy Casper

Billy Casper

Tony Lema

Tony Lema

Bobby Nichols

Bobby Nichols

Ken Venturi

Ken Venturi

Gary Player

Gary Player

Mason Rudolph

Mason Rudolph

Chi-Chi Rodríguez

Chi-Chi Rodríguez

Mike Souchak

Mike Souchak


2015 Chicago Fire season

Harry Shipp

Harry Shipp

M

[http://www.mlssoccer.com/news/article/2015/03/30/team-week-wk-4-dominant-midfield-performances-new-and-old-mlsers-alike-week- Report]

Joevin Jones

Joevin Jones

D

[http://www.mlssoccer.com/news/article/2015/04/06/team-week-wk-5-vancouver-young-guns-show-their-stuff-against-mls-best-week-5 Report]

David Accam

David Accam

F

[http://www.mlssoccer.com/news/article/2015/04/27/team-week-wk-8-columbus-crew-sc-new-england-revolution-run-rampant Report]

Kennedy Igboananike

Kennedy Igboananike

F

[http://www.mlssoccer.com/news/article/2015/06/01/team-week-wk-13-another-dominant-week-sporting-kansas-city-leads-stars-litte Report]

Eric Gehrig

Eric Gehrig

D

[http://www.mlssoccer.com/news/article/2015/08/03/team-week-wk-22-orlando-city-sc-foward-cyle-larins-record-tying-performance- Report]

Matt Polster

Matt Polster

M

Sean Johnson

Sean Johnson

GK

[http://www.mlssoccer.com/news/article/2015/08/17/team-week-wk-24-last-years-mvp-candidates-show-what-made-them-so-great Report]

Michael Stephens

Michael Stephens

M

[http://www.mlssoccer.com/news/article/2015/08/31/team-week-wk-26-cellar-dwellers-make-runs-playoff-spots Report]

David Accam

David Accam

F

Harry Shipp

Harry Shipp

M

[http://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2015/10/05/team-week-wk-31-tim-melia-leads-sporting-kansas-city-massive-win-after-emotional Report]

Gilberto

Gilberto

F


Dru Castro

India.Arie

India.Arie

Testimony: Vol. 1, Life & Relationship

Testimony: Vol. 1, Life & Relationship

Best R&B Album

Engineer

India.Arie

"I Am Not My Hair"

I Am Not My Hair

Testimony: Vol. 1, Life & Relationship

Best R&B Song

Engineer

Keyshia Cole

Keyshia Cole

Just Like You

Just Like You

Best Contemporary R&B Album

Engineer

R. Kelly, Usher

R. Kelly

Usher

"Same Girl"

Same Girl

Double Up

Double Up

Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals

Engineer

Mary J. Blige

Mary J. Blige

Growing Pains

Growing Pains

Best R&B Album

Engineer

Keyshia Cole

"Heaven Sent"

Heaven Sent

Just Like You

Best Female R&B Vocal Performance

Engineer

Keyshia Cole

"Heaven Sent"

Just Like You

Best R&B Song

Engineer

India.Arie

"Pearls"

Testimony: Vol. 2, Love & Politics

Testimony: Vol. 2, Love & Politics

Best Urban/Alternative Performance

Producer/Engineer

India.Arie

Testimony: Vol. 2, Love & Politics

Best Contemporary R&B Album

Producer/Engineer

India.Arie, Musiq Souldchild

"Chocolate High"

Testimony: Vol. 2, Love & Politics

Best R&B Duo or Group with vocals

Producer/Engineer

Usher

Raymond V Raymond

Raymond V Raymond

Best Contemporary R&B Album

Musician

Lecrae

"Gravity"

Best Gospel Album

Producer/Engineer/Songwriter


Tomas Danilevičius

Arsenal

Arsenal

Beveren

Beveren

Livorno

Livorno

Livorno

Livorno

Livorno

Livorno

Avellino (loan)

Avellino

Livorno

Livorno

Bologna (loan)

Bologna

Bologna (loan)

Bologna

Grosseto (loan)

Grosseto

Livorno

Livorno

Livorno

Livorno

Livorno

Livorno

Juve Stabia

Juve Stabia

Juve Stabia

Juve Stabia

Latina (loan)

Latina

Gorica (loan)

Gorica


1962 Danish Grand Prix

Jack Brabham

Jack Brabham

Brabham Racing Organisation

Brabham Racing Organisation

Lotus-Climax

Lotus

Climax

Masten Gregory

Masten Gregory

UDT Laystall Racing Team

UDT Laystall Racing Team

Lotus-BRM

Lotus

BRM

+ 20.5 s

Innes Ireland

Innes Ireland

UDT Laystall Racing Team

UDT Laystall Racing Team

Lotus-Climax

Lotus

Climax

+ 33.2 s

Gary Hocking

Gary Hocking

Tim Parnell

Tim Parnell

Lotus-Climax

Lotus

Climax

+ 2:21.3 s

Ian Burgess

Ian Burgess

Anglo-American Equipe

Cooper-Climax

Cooper

Climax

+ 2:34.1 s

Trevor Taylor

Trevor Taylor

Team Lotus

Team Lotus

Lotus-Climax

Lotus

Climax

+ 3:15.5 s

Carel Godin de Beaufort

Carel Godin de Beaufort

Ecurie Maarsbergen

Ecurie Maarsbergen

Porsche

Porsche

+ 1 lap

Wolfgang Seidel

Wolfgang Seidel

Autosport Team Wolfgang Seidel

Lotus-BRM

Lotus

BRM

+ 2 laps

Jay Chamberlain

Jay Chamberlain

Ecurie Excelsior

Lotus-Climax

Lotus

Climax

+ 44 laps (Ret from Heat 1 – Accident)

Ret

John Surtees

John Surtees

Bowmaker Racing Team

Bowmaker Racing Team

Lola-Climax

Lola

Climax

Ignition (Heat 3)

Ret

Roy Salvadori

Roy Salvadori

Bowmaker Racing Team

Bowmaker Racing Team

Lola-Climax

Lola

Climax

Accident (Heat 2)

WD

Graham Hill

Graham Hill

Rob Walker Racing Team

Rob Walker Racing Team

Lotus-Climax

Lotus

Climax

WD

Kurt Kuhnke

Kurt Kuhnke

Kurt Kuhnke

Lotus-Borgward

Lotus

Borgward

engine not ready


Adam Hicks

Titus

Titus

Dave Titus (young)

Recurring role

The Funkhousers

The Funkhousers

Robbie Funkhouser

Television film

That Was Then

That Was Then

Joshua Harrison

Episode: "Pilot"

Zeke & Luther

Zeke & Luther

Luther Waffles

Lead role

Jonas

Jonas

Dennis "DZ" Zimmer

Recurring role (Season 2)

Season 2

Lemonade Mouth

Lemonade Mouth

Wendell "Wen" Gifford

Television film

Peter Punk

Peter Punk

Luthisour "Luther" Waffles

Episode: "El Duelo"

PrankStars

PrankStars

Himself

Episode: "Game Showed Up"

So Random

So Random

Himself

Episode: "Bridgit Mendler, Adam Hicks and Hayley Kiyoko"

Pair of Kings

Pair of Kings

King Boz

Lead Role (Season 3); 22 episodes

Season 3

List of Pair of Kings episodes#Season 3 (2012–13)

Southland

Southland

Mike

Episode: "Legacy"

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

Tyler

Episode: "Helpless"

Texas Rising

Texas Rising

Truett Fincham

Main role

Freakish

Freakish

Diesel Turner

Main role


Peugeot 407

Petrol engines

Petrol engines

Petrol engines

Petrol engines

Petrol engines

Petrol engines

Petrol engines

Petrol engines

Petrol engines

Petrol engines

EW7 J4 (6FZ)

1,749 cc

I4 DOHC 16v

DOHC

Multi-point fuel injection

fuel injection

@ 5,500 rpm

@ 4,500 rpm

12.9 s

EW7 (6FY)

1,749 cc

I4 DOHC 16v

DOHC

Multi-point fuel injection

fuel injection

@ 6,000 rpm

@ 3,750 rpm

10.3 s

EW10 J4 (RFN)

1,997 cc

I4 DOHC 16v

DOHC

Multi-point fuel injection

fuel injection

@ 6,000 rpm

@ 4,100 rpm

10.3 s

EW10 A (RFJ)

1,997 cc

I4 DOHC 16v

DOHC

Multi-point fuel injection

fuel injection

@ 6,000 rpm

@ 4,000 rpm

10.3 s

EW12 J4 (3FZ)

2,230 cc

I4 DOHC 16v

DOHC

Multi-point fuel injection

fuel injection

@ 5,650 rpm

@ 3,900 rpm

9.0 s (Man) 10.7 (Auto) SW: 11.1 s (Auto)

EW12 J4 (3FY)

2,230 cc

I4 DOHC 16v

DOHC

Multi-point fuel injection

fuel injection

@ 5,875 rpm

@ 4,150 rpm

10.1 s

ES9 A (XFV)

2,946 cc

V6 DOHC 24v

DOHC

Multi-point fuel injection

fuel injection

@ 6,000 rpm

@ 3,750 rpm

8.7 s (Auto)

Diesel engines

Diesel engines

Diesel engines

Diesel engines

Diesel engines

Diesel engines

Diesel engines

Diesel engines

Diesel engines

Diesel engines

1.6 HDi

HDi

DV6 TED4 (9HY/9HZ)

1,560 cc

I4 DOHC 16v

DOHC

Common rail direct injection

Common rail

@ 4,000 rpm

@ 1,750 rpm

13.1 s

2.0 HDi

HDi

DW10 BTED4 (RHR)

1,997 cc

I4 DOHC 16v

DOHC

Common rail direct injection

Common rail

@ 4,000 rpm

@ 2,000 rpm

9.8 s (Man) 10.7 (Auto) SW: 11.2s (Auto)

2.0 HDi

HDi

DW10 BTED4 (RHF)

1,997 cc

I4 DOHC 16v

DOHC

Common rail direct injection

Common rail

@ 4,000 rpm

@ 2,000 rpm

9.8 s

2.0 HDi

HDi

DW10 CTED4 (RHH)

1,997 cc

I4 DOHC 16v

DOHC

Common rail direct injection

Common rail

@ 3,750 rpm

@ 2,000–3,000 rpm

9.6 s

2.2 HDi

HDi

DW12 BTED4 (4HT)

2,179 cc

I4 DOHC 16v

DOHC

Common rail direct injection

Common rail

@ 4,000 rpm

@ 1,500 rpm

8.7 s

2.7 HDi

HDi

DT17 TED4 (UHZ)

2,720 cc

V6 DOHC 24v

DOHC

Common rail direct injection

Common rail

@ 4,000 rpm

@ 1,900 rpm

8.5 s

3.0 HDi

HDi

DT20 C

2,993 cc

V6 DOHC 24v

DOHC

Common rail direct injection

Common rail

@ 3,800 rpm

@ 1,600 rpm

7.9 s


Ebba Andersson

25 November 2018

Rukatunturi, Finland

Rukatunturi

10 km Individual C

World Cup

1 December 2018

Lillehammer, Norway

Lillehammer

10 km Individual F

Stage World Cup

2 December 2018

Lillehammer, Norway

Lillehammer

10 km Pursuit C

Stage World Cup

30 November  – 2 December 2018

Nordic Opening

Nordic Opening

Overall Standings

World Cup

20 January 2019

Otepää, Estonia

Otepää

10 km Individual C

World Cup

26 January 2019

Ulricehamn, Sweden

Ulricehamn

10 km Individual F

World Cup

10 March 2019

Oslo, Norway

Oslo

30 km Mass Start C

World Cup

17 March 2019

Falun, Sweden

Falun

10 km Individual F

World Cup

24 March 2019

Quebec City, Canada

Quebec City

10 km Pursuit F

Stage World Cup

28 December 2019

Lenzerheide, Switzerland

Lenzerheide

10km Mass Start F

Stage World Cup

31 December 2019

Toblach, Italy

Toblach

10 km Individual F

Stage World Cup


CME Group Tour Championship

Nov 21–24

Kim Sei-young

Kim Sei-young

1 stroke

Charley Hull

Charley Hull

Tiburón Golf Club, The Gold Course

Tiburón Golf Club

Nov 15–18

Lexi Thompson

Lexi Thompson

4 strokes

Nelly Korda

Nelly Korda

Tiburón Golf Club, The Gold Course

Nov 16–19

Ariya Jutanugarn

Ariya Jutanugarn

1 stroke

Jessica Korda   Lexi Thompson

Jessica Korda

Lexi Thompson

Tiburón Golf Club, The Gold Course

Nov 17–20

Charley Hull

Charley Hull

2 strokes

Ryu So-yeon

Ryu So-yeon

Tiburón Golf Club, The Gold Course

Nov 19–22

Cristie Kerr

Cristie Kerr

1 stroke

Jang Ha-na  Gerina Piller

Jang Ha-na

Gerina Piller

Tiburón Golf Club, The Gold Course

Nov 20–23

Lydia Ko

Lydia Ko

Playoff

Carlota Ciganda  Julieta Granada

Carlota Ciganda

Julieta Granada

Tiburón Golf Club, The Gold Course

Nov 21–24

Shanshan Feng

Shanshan Feng

1 stroke

Gerina Piller

Gerina Piller

Tiburón Golf Club, The Gold Course

Nov 15–18

Choi Na-yeon

Choi Na-yeon

2 strokes

Ryu So-yeon

Ryu So-yeon

TwinEagles Club, Eagle Course

Nov 17–20

Park Hee-young

Park Hee-young

−9

2 strokes

Paula Creamer  Sandra Gal

Paula Creamer

Sandra Gal

Grand Cypress G.C. (N/S)


Jovan Krneta

Red Star

Red Star

SuperLiga

SuperLiga

Red Star

Red Star

SuperLiga

SuperLiga

Red Star

Red Star

SuperLiga

SuperLiga

Red Star

Red Star

Total

Total

Radnički 1923

Radnički 1923

SuperLiga

SuperLiga

Chornomorets Odesa

Chornomorets Odesa

UPL

UPL

Zira

Zira

APL

APL

Zira

Zira

APL

APL

Zira

Zira

APL

APL

Zira

Zira

Total

Total

Career total

Career total

Career total

Career statistics |  Appearances and goals by club, season and competition


Subtronics

Brooklyn Go Hard

Brooklyn Go Hard

Jay-Z

Jay-Z

Self-released

Genius

JPhelpz

Self-released

Thief

Thief

Ookay

Ookay

Self-released

The Wonky Song

Monxx and Walter Wilde

Self-released

Walls

Eliminate

Disciple

Boogie T

Drama Club Recordings

Lights Go Down

Zeds Dead and Jauz

Zeds Dead

Jauz

Bite This and Deadbeats

Deadbeats

WTF

Herobust

Herobust

Busted Records

Vault

Excision

Excision

Excision Music


Brandy (album)

United States

United States

September 27, 1994

Canada

Canada

September 27, 1994

Australia

Australia

September 27, 1994

France

France

September 27, 1994

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

December 5, 1994

Ireland

Ireland

December 5, 1994

Germany

Germany

February 3, 1995

Austria

Austria

February 3, 1995

Switzerland

Switzerland

February 3, 1995


Mackay Trophy

Captain St. Clair Streett First Lieutenant Clifford C. Nutt Second Lieutenant Eric H. Nelon Second Lieutenant C. H. Crumrine Second Lieutenant Ross C. Kirkpatrick Sergeant Edmond Henriques Sergeant Albert T. Vierra Sergeant Joe E. English

St. Clair Streett

For a flight from Mitchel Field, New York to Nome, Alaska and back.

Nome, Alaska

Lieutenant John Arthur Macready

John Arthur Macready

World altitude record.

Lieutenant John Arthur Macready Lieutenant Oakley George Kelly

John Arthur Macready

Oakley George Kelly

World duration record.

John Arthur Macready

Oakley George Kelly

Non-stop transcontinental flight.

Captain Lowell Herbert Smith First Lieutenant Leslie P. Arnold First Lieutenant Leigh Wade First Lieutenant Erik H. Nelson Second Lieutenant Henry H. Ogden

First round-the-world flight.

round-the-world

Lieutenant James H. Doolittle Lieutenant Cyrus K. Bettis

James H. Doolittle

Cyrus K. Bettis

For winning the Schneider and Pulitzer Races.

Major Herbert A. Dargue Captain Ira Clarence Eaker Captain Arthur B. McDaniel Captain C. F. Woolsey First Lieutenant J. W. Benton First Lieutenant Charles McK Robinson First Lieutenant Muir Stephen Fairchild First Lieutenant Bernard S. Thompson First Lieutenant Leonard D. Weddingon First Lieutenant Ennis Whitehead

Herbert A. Dargue

Ira Clarence Eaker

Muir Stephen Fairchild

Ennis Whitehead

Pan-American Good Will Flyers.

Lieutenant Albert Francis Hegenberger Lieutenant Lester James Maitland

Albert Francis Hegenberger

Lester James Maitland

First transoceanic flight to Hawaii

First transoceanic flight to Hawaii

Lieutenant Harry A. Sutton

Performing spin testing of observation aircraft.

Time magazine

Captain A. W. Steven

Long range aerial photography.

aerial photography


Shuko (actress)

Taiyo to Umi no Kyoshitsu

Taiyo to Umi no Kyoshitsu

Nami Arai

Fuji TV

Fuji TV

Shitsuji Kissa ni Okaerinasaimase

Mizuki

MBS

MBS

Sagishi Ririko

TV Tokyo

TV Tokyo

Daimajin Kanon

Daimajin Kanon

TV Tokyo

Kaze ni Mukatte Hashire!

Yoko Nakatsu

ABC

ABC

Bitter Sugar

NHK

NHK

Onsen Waka Okami no Satsujin Suiri 23

TV Asahi

TV Asahi

Yabai Kenji Yaba Ken 3: Yabaken no Bōsō Sōsa

Fuji TV

Mare

Mare

Toko Yano

NHK

Detective versus Detectives

Nana Sawayanagi / Kunio Sawayanagi

Fuji TV

Episodes 9 and 10


Michael Townsend

Cheltenham Town

Cheltenham Town

League Two

League Two

Cheltenham Town

Cheltenham Town

League Two

League Two

Cheltenham Town

Cheltenham Town

League One

League One

Cheltenham Town

Cheltenham Town

League One

League One

Cheltenham Town

Cheltenham Town

League One

League One

Barnet (loan)

Barnet

League Two

League Two

Cheltenham Town

Cheltenham Town

League Two

League Two

Cheltenham Town

Cheltenham Town

Cheltenham Town total

Cheltenham Town total

Hereford United

Hereford United

League Two

League Two

Hereford United

Hereford United

League Two

League Two

Hereford United

Hereford United

Conference National

Conference National

Hereford United

Hereford United

Hereford United total

Hereford United total

Tamworth

Tamworth

Conference National

Conference National

Tamworth

Tamworth

Conference North

Conference North

Tamworth

Tamworth

Tamworth total

Tamworth total

Career totals

Career totals

Career totals

Other Includes other competitive competitions, including the FA Trophy  - Apps

Other Includes other competitive competitions, including the FA Trophy  - Goals


Leonardo Lopes

Peterborough United

Peterborough United

League One

League One

Peterborough United

Peterborough United

League One

Peterborough United

Peterborough United

League One

2 Appearances in EFL Trophy

EFL Trophy

Peterborough United

Peterborough United

League One

Peterborough United

Peterborough United

Total

Total

Wigan Athletic

Wigan Athletic

Championship

Championship

Gillingham

Gillingham

League One

Hull City

Hull City

Championship

Career total

Career total

Career total


Mohammed Al-Balushi

Al-Nahda

Al-Nahda

Omani League

Omani League

Al-Nahda

Al-Nahda

Total

Total

Al-Wasl

Al-Wasl

UAE Pro-League

UAE Pro-League

Al-Wasl

Al-Wasl

UAE Pro-League

UAE Pro-League

Al-Wasl

Al-Wasl

UAE Pro-League

UAE Pro-League

Al-Wasl

Al-Wasl

Total

Total

Al-Wahda

Al-Wahda

UAE Pro-League

UAE Pro-League

Al-Wahda

Al-Wahda

Total

Total

Al-Nahda

Al-Nahda

Oman Professional League

Oman Professional League

Al-Nahda

Al-Nahda

Total

Total

Career total

Career total

Career total

Other Includes goal in the Club Friendlies  - Apps

Other Includes goal in the Club Friendlies  - Goals


Lisa Freeman

Knots Landing

Knots Landing

Sue Shaw

Episode: "Small Surprises"

In Trouble

Ivy Miller

Television pilot

Quincy, M.E.

Quincy, M.E.

Girl

Episode: "Memories of Allison"

Archie Bunker's Place

Archie Bunker's Place

Punker

Episode: "Happy Birthday, Stephanie"

Reggie

Reggie

Debra

Episode: "Marks Girlfriend"

Double Trouble

Double Trouble

Marilyn

Episode: "Heartache"

The Facts of Life

The Facts of Life

Sally

Episode: "A Slice of Life"

Doogie Howser, M.D.

Doogie Howser, M.D.

30s Her

Episode: "Breaking Up Is Hard to Doogie"

Bringing up Jack

Bringing up Jack

Nurse Gwen

Episode: "The Beeper"


1939/1940 Daily Mail Gold Cup

Fred Davis

Fred Davis

Sidney Smith

Sidney Smith

16–21 October

Thurston's Hall, London

Thurston's Hall

London

Alec Brown

Alec Brown

Joe Davis

Joe Davis

23–28 October

Thurstons Hall, London

Walter Donaldson

Walter Donaldson

Tom Newman

Tom Newman

30 October–4 November

Thurstons Hall, London

Sydney Lee

Sydney Lee

Sidney Smith

Sidney Smith

6–11 November

Thurstons Hall, London

Fred Davis

Fred Davis

Tom Newman

Tom Newman

13–18 November

Thurstons Hall, London

Walter Donaldson

Walter Donaldson

Joe Davis

Joe Davis

20–25 November

Thurstons Hall, London

Alec Brown

Alec Brown

Sidney Smith

Sidney Smith

27 November–2 December

Thurstons Hall, London

Tom Newman

Tom Newman

Joe Davis

Joe Davis

4–9 December

Thurstons Hall, London

Fred Davis

Fred Davis

Sydney Lee

Sydney Lee

11–16 December

Thurstons Hall, London

Sidney Smith

Sidney Smith

Walter Donaldson

Walter Donaldson

18–23 December

Thurstons Hall, London

Alec Brown

Alec Brown

Tom Newman

Tom Newman

1–6 January

Thurstons Hall, London

Sydney Lee

Sydney Lee

Walter Donaldson

Walter Donaldson

1–6 January

Burroughes Hall, London

Burroughes Hall

Joe Davis

Joe Davis

Sydney Lee

Sydney Lee

8–13 January

Thurstons Hall, London

Alec Brown

Alec Brown

Fred Davis

Fred Davis

8–13 January

Manchester

Manchester

Alec Brown

Alec Brown

Walter Donaldson

Walter Donaldson

15–20 January

Thurstons Hall, London

Tom Newman

Tom Newman

Sidney Smith

Sidney Smith

15–20 January

Burroughes Hall, London

Fred Davis

Fred Davis

Joe Davis

Joe Davis

15–20 January

Houldsworth Hall, Manchester

Manchester

Sydney Lee

Sydney Lee

Tom Newman

Tom Newman

22–27 January

Thurstons Hall, London

Walter Donaldson

Walter Donaldson

Fred Davis

Fred Davis

29 January–3 February

Thurstons Hall, London

Sydney Lee

Sydney Lee

Alec Brown

Alec Brown

29 January–3 February

Hayes, Middlesex

Hayes

Middlesex

Joe Davis

Joe Davis

Sidney Smith

Sidney Smith

5–10 February

Thurstons Hall, London


Yasukuni Shrine

Boshin War and Meiji Restoration

Boshin War

Meiji Restoration

Japanese civil war

civil war

Satsuma Rebellion

Satsuma Rebellion

Japanese civil war

civil war

Taiwan Expedition of 1874

Taiwan Expedition of 1874

Conflict with Paiwan people (Taiwanese aborigines)

Paiwan people

Taiwanese aborigines

Ganghwa Island incident

Ganghwa Island incident

Conflict with Joseon Army

Joseon Army

Imo Incident

Imo Incident

Conflict with Joseon Rebel Army over Korea

Joseon

Korea

Gapsin Coup

Gapsin Coup

a failed 3-day coup détat in the late Joseon Dynasty of Korea

First Sino-Japanese War

First Sino-Japanese War

Conflict with Qing China over Korea

Qing China

Korea

Boxer Uprising

Boxer Uprising

Eight-Nation Alliances invasion of China

Eight-Nation Alliance

Russo-Japanese War

Russo-Japanese War

Conflict with Russian Empire over Korea and Manchuria

Russian Empire

Korea

Manchuria

World War I

World War I

Conflict with German Empire (Central Powers) over Mediterranean Sea and Shandong, a Chinese province

German Empire

Central Powers

Mediterranean Sea

Shandong

province

History of the administrative divisions of China#Republic of China

Battle of Qingshanli

Battle of Qingshanli

Conflict with the Korean Independence Army over Korea

Korea

Jinan Incident

Jinan Incident

Conflict with the Kuomintang of China over Jinan, the capital of Shandong province

Kuomintang

Jinan

Shandong

Wushe Incident

Wushe Incident

The last major uprising against colonial Japanese forces in Taiwan

Taiwan

Unknown

Nakamura Incident

Nakamura Incident

The extrajudicial killing of Imperial Japanese Army Captain Shintarō Nakamura and three others, on 27 June 1931 by Chinese soldiers in Manchuria

Mukden Incident

Mukden Incident

Leading to the occupation of Manchuria

Manchuria

Second Sino-Japanese War

Second Sino-Japanese War

Conflict with China

China

World War II Pacific theatre  (including Indochina War  )

World War II

Pacific theatre

Indochina War

Conflict with the Allied forces and involvement in the Pacific theater (including Class A, B, & C War Criminals, and Forced labor of Japanese in the Soviet Union) (Conflict with France )

Allied

Pacific theater

France

1941–1945 1945–

Total


Campbell Scott

L.A. Law

L.A. Law

Office Clayton

Episode: "Sidney, the Dead-Nosed Reindeer"

Family Ties

Family Ties

Eric Matthews

Episode: "Invasion of the Psychologist Snatchers"

Kennedys of Massachusetts

Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr.

Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr.

TV miniseries

Liberty!

Liberty!

Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson

Documentary miniseries

Six Degrees

Six Degrees

Steven Caseman

TV series (13 episodes)

Royal Pains

Royal Pains

Boris Kuester von Jurgens-Ratenicz

TV series

Damages

Damages

Joe Tobin

TV series (13 episodes)

The Men Who Built America

The Men Who Built America

Narrator

Four part miniseries docudrama

The Blacklist

The Blacklist

Owen Mallory / Michael Shaw

TV series (1 episode: "The Cyprus Agency")

The Cyprus Agency

Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll

Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll

Himself (Campbell Scott)

Recurring

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

Segment: "Harding"

House of Cards

House of Cards

Mark Usher

Recurring role; 19 episodes

Lore

Lore

George Brown

Episode: "They Made a Tonic"

Dietland

Dietland

Stanley Austen

Recurring role; 3 episodes

At Home with Amy Sedaris

At Home with Amy Sedaris

Yves St Au Jus

Episode: "Creativity"

Instinct

Instinct

Pasternack

Episode: "Grey Matter"

Soundtrack

Soundtrack

Frank

Main cast


Aron Elís Þrándarson

Víkingur Reykjavík

Víkingur Reykjavík

Úrvalsdeild karla

Úrvalsdeild karla

Víkingur Reykjavík

Víkingur Reykjavík

1. deild karla

1. deild karla

Víkingur Reykjavík

Víkingur Reykjavík

1. deild karla

1. deild karla

Víkingur Reykjavík

Víkingur Reykjavík

Úrvalsdeild karla

Úrvalsdeild karla

Víkingur Reykjavík

Víkingur Reykjavík

Total

Total

Aalesunds

Aalesunds

Eliteserien

Eliteserien

Aalesunds

Aalesunds

Eliteserien

Eliteserien

Aalesunds

Aalesunds

Eliteserien

Eliteserien

Aalesunds

Aalesunds

1. divisjon

1. divisjon

Aalesunds

Aalesunds

1. divisjon

1. divisjon

Aalesunds

Aalesunds

Total

Total

OB

OB

Danish Superliga

Danish Superliga

OB

OB

Total

Total

Career total

Career total

Career total


Timo Descamps

Happy Feet

Happy Feet

Mumble

Voice only; Belgian Dutch adaption

Belgian Dutch

Surf's Up

Surf's Up

Cody Maverick

Voice only; Belgian Dutch adaption

How to Train Your Dragon

How to Train Your Dragon

Hiccup

Voice only; Belgian Dutch adaption

Judas Kiss

Judas Kiss

Shane Lyons

U.S. and international film debut

U.S.

More

Leader

Short film

Lost Angel

Michael

Short film

The Dark Place

The Dark Place

Wil Roelen

Television

Television

Television

Television

Year

Title

Role

Notes

Familie

Ghijs

2 episodes

Spring

Spring

Jo De Klein

Recurring cast  (12 episodes)

Spangas

Spangas

Nelson Batenburg

Recurring cast  (104 episodes)

David

Dries

1 episode

Aspe

Tom Sioen

1 episode

De Kotmadam

De Kotmadam

Dries

1 episode

Reality television

Reality television

Reality television

Reality television

Year

Title

Role

Notes

Steracteur sterartiest

Himself

Contestant; second runner-up

Zo is er maar één

Himself

Contestant


Ethnic groups in the Philippines

Filipinos with Arab Ancestry

Filipinos with Arab Ancestry

Arab (Arabo) traders first visited the Philippines during the precolonial era. They sailed through Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, for trade and commerce on their way to trade with China, just like Persian and Indian traders. These early Arab traders followed the pre-Islamic religions of Arabian Christianity, Paganism and Sabeanism. After the advent of Islam, in 1380, Karim ul’ Makhdum, the first Islamic missionary to reach the Sulu Archipelago, brought Islam to what is now the Philippines, first arriving in Jolo. Subsequent visits of Arab Muslim missionaries strengthened the Islamic faith in the Philippines, concentrating in the south and reaching as far north as Manila. Starting with the conquest of Malaysia by the Portuguese and Indonesia by the Dutch, the Philippines began to receive a number of Malaysian-Arab refugees including several Malaysian princes and displaced court advisors. Soon, vast sultanates were established overlapping the existing indigenous Filipino barangay (village) governing system and Indianized royalty. The two largest were the Sultanate of Maguindanao, which loosely governed most of southern Mindanao and the Sultanate of Sulu, which included Basilan, Jolo, and parts of Borneo. Several other smaller but famous sultanates were also established such as the sultanates of Lanao in Mindanao, which was later conquered by the Spanish in the 16th century. The ties between the sultanates in Mindanao remained economically and culturally close to Indonesia, Brunei, and Malaysia until the end of the 19th century when the sultanates were weakened by the Spanish and later the American military during the Spanish and American colonial period. Today, there are numerous Arab-descended Filipino families, especially royal or noble muslim families in Mindanao. In modern times, there has also been immigration from Arab countries in the middleeast, especially those recently devastated by war in the recent decades like Lebanon and Syria.

Arab

Christianity

Sabeanism

Islam

Karim ul’ Makhdum

Islamic

Sulu Archipelago

Jolo

Manila

Malaysia

Portuguese

Indonesia

Dutch

sultanate

Sultanate of Maguindanao

Mindanao

Sultanate of Sulu

Basilan

Jolo

Borneo

sultanates of Lanao

Indonesia

Brunei

Malaysia

muslim

Arab countries

middleeast

Lebanon

Syria

Spanish Filipino

Spanish Filipino

Spanish Filipinos (Español/Espanyol/Kastila/Tisoy/Conio) are any citizen or resident of the Philippines who is of pure or mostly Spanish or Hispanic origin. The majority of the Filipinos of Spanish descent are of Andalusian origin, while a minority are Catalan or Basque descents. Historically, they first settled in the Philippines, as soon as, Spanish colonization commenced in the disunited archipelago of the time. They have historically composed the ruling upper class of the Spanish colonial era and their legacy includes the mestizos de español and tornatrás, which combined with them, are represented in all levels of Philippine society and are integrated politically and economically, in the private and government sector. In the Spanish colonial era, they used to also be classified as either Peninsulares(Pure Spanish descent born in Spain or the Iberian Peninsula), Americano(Criollo, Castizo, or Mestizo descent born in Spanish America), or Filipino/Insulares(pure Spanish descent born in the Philippines). Currently,  they mostly speak and can code-switch between English and Filipino(Tagalog) or other Philippine languages, just like other Filipinos, but some families can still speak Philippine Spanish, the historical Spanish dialect of the Philippines. They historically brought Philippine Spanish into the Philippines, which is very similar to Mexican Spanish, because of Mexican and Latin American emigration to the Spanish East Indies (Philippines) over the years. It is spoken mostly among Spanish Filipinos and was the prestige language during the Spanish colonial period. This Spanish dialect went into decline and has largely been taken out of the mainstream languages of the Philippines during the American colonial era, but it has left a large linguistic imprint into most if not all Philippine languages. Some parts of the country with a larger Spanish Filipino influence produced a Spanish-based creole called Chavacano, that is still spoken in Zamboanga, Cavite city, and Ternate. Some of the richest families in the country are from Spanish Filipino families that inherit their family owned companies or conglomerates.

Spanish Filipino

Andalusian

Catalan

Basque

Spanish colonial era

mestizos de español

tornatrás

Spanish

Spain

Iberian Peninsula

Criollo

Castizo

Mestizo

Spanish America

Spanish

English

Filipino(Tagalog)

Philippine languages

Philippine Spanish

Spanish

Mexican Spanish

Mexican

Latin American

Spanish East Indies

prestige language

American colonial era

Philippine languages

Chavacano

Zamboanga

Cavite city

Ternate

Chinese Filipino

Chinese Filipino

Chinese Filipinos (Intsik/Tsinoy/Chinito/Chinita/Pilipinong Tsino/Lannang) are Filipinos of Chinese descent, mostly born and raised in the Philippines. Most migrations of Chinese to the Philippines started even before the Spanish colonial period, when foreign trade with other countries were opened to the Philippines. .  Benedict Anderson, ‘[http://www.newleftreview.org/?view=54 Cacique Democracy in the Philippines: Origins and Dreams]’, New Left Review, 169 (May–June 1988)  Gavin Sanson Bagares, Philippine Daily Inquirer, A16 (January 28, 2006)  Ethnic Chinese sailed around the Philippine Islands from the 9th century onward and frequently interacted with the local Filipinos. Some datus, rajahs, and lakans (indigenous rulers) in the Philippines were themselves a product of the intermarriage between the Chinese merchant-settlers and the local Filipinos.    Chinese Filipinos are one of the largest overseas Chinese communities in Southeast Asia. There are approximately at least 1.35 million Filipinos or more with Chinese ancestry, which is at least 1.3% of the population. In addition, Mestizos de Sangley—Filipinos with at least some Chinese ancestry—comprise a substantial proportion of the Philippine population, although the actual figures are not known. The majority of the Filipinos of Chinese descent are of Hokkien origin, while a small minority are Cantonese or Teochew descents. Chinese Filipinos of Hokkien descent mostly trace roots from Fujian province, specifically mostly from Quanzhou and Xiamen and to a lesser extent from Zhangzhou, thus the Philippine Hokkien dialect mostly takes from the Quanzhou dialect with influences from the Xiamen(Amoy) dialect and the Zhangzhou dialect. Some Hokkien Chinese Filipinos before moving to the Philippines also initially moved from Hong Kong, despite originally being from Fujian province, thus many carry family names spelled in the Cantonese style despite being Hokkien themselves. Meanwhile the Chinese Filipinos of Cantonese descent mostly trace roots from Guangdong province, specifically Taishan, Guangzhou, and Macau, thus many speak the Taishanese or mainstream Cantonese. Lastly, Chinese Filipinos of Teochew descent are a rare minority, where not much is known about them except that they are frequently confused with those of Hokkien ancestry but may instead have Teochew as heritage language. Historically, the Chinese have been trading and settling with the peoples of the Philippines even during the precolonial era, ever since the Tang dynasty era in China, but it was during the first few centuries of the early Spanish colonial period, when they settled in larger numbers. In Spanish colonial times, Chinese immigrants used to be called "Sangley" which in Hokkien means "business", but centuries later, they eventually intermixed with other natives and/or Spanish Filipinos producing Mestizo de Sangley and Tornatrás. Over the centuries, generations have both been gradually assimilated and replenished from occasional fresh immigration from family or village contacts in their Hokkien home province of Fujian in China or Taiwan, so they are still well represented in all levels of Filipino society, while leaving many historical contributions to Philippine society. Many Chinese Filipinos also play an important role in the Philippine business sector. Many of the richest families in the country are from Chinese Filipino families that run big conglomerate companies. Currently, they mostly speak and can code-switch between English and Filipino(Tagalog) or other Philippine languages, just like other Filipinos, but some families can still speak Philippine Hokkien, the historical Hokkien dialect of the Philippines. Some have also studied Mandarin, but currently, the youth are usually not fluent due to lack of practical exposure. Philippine Hokkien has vocabulary which it halfway shares similarities with other Southeast Asian Hokkien dialects to its south, like Singaporean Hokkien, Penang Hokkien, Medan Hokkien, etc., and to the Hokkien dialects to its north like Taiwanese Hokkien. Philippine Hokkien has preserved vocabulary that those in China would regard as old-fashioned.

Chinese Filipino

Chinese

Philippines

datu

raja

lakan

overseas Chinese

Southeast Asia

Mestizos de Sangley

Hokkien

Cantonese

Teochew

Fujian

Quanzhou

Xiamen

Zhangzhou

Philippine Hokkien dialect

Quanzhou dialect

Xiamen(Amoy) dialect

Zhangzhou dialect

Hong Kong

Guangdong

Taishan

Guangzhou

Macau

Taishanese

Cantonese

Teochew

heritage language

Tang dynasty

China

Sangley

Mestizo de Sangley

Tornatrás

Fujian

China

Taiwan

English

Filipino(Tagalog)

Philippine languages

Philippine Hokkien

Hokkien

Mandarin

Singaporean Hokkien

Penang Hokkien

Medan Hokkien

Taiwanese Hokkien

Japanese Filipino

Japanese Filipino

Japanese people have also been settling in the Philippines for centuries, therefore there has been much cultural and genetic blending. The Ryukyu Kingdom (located in modern-day Okinawa Prefecture) also had heavy trade and mixing in the Philippines, particularly in Northern Luzon. [http://asiapacificuniverse.com/pkm/tech.htm Philippines History, Culture, Civilization and Technology, Filipino ]    Japanese Filipinos (Nihongo Pilipino / Nippongo Pilipino / Nikkei / Nikkeijin / Hapones / Haponesa / Japino) have an extensive history in the Philippines, such as trading during precolonial times like the extensive Rusun jar trade, the Japanese settlements found in Northern Luzon, and the catholic christian kirishitan exiles during the Edo period, but throughout the centuries, their numbers have dwindled as generations assimilated without much replenishment from Japan. In Spanish colonial times, they were called as Iapon/Japon/Hapon or sometimes also confused with Sangley (Chinese), so their children sometimes would be regarded too as Mestizo de Sangley or Tornatrás. During the American colonial era though, they were able to gain more Japanese laborers to work in plantations in Davao that Davao soon became dubbed as a Ko Nippon Koku ("Little Japan" in Japanese) with a Japanese school, a Shinto shrine and a diplomatic mission from Japan, but when World War II broke out, many were killed or expelled because of their alleged fifth column collaboration with the Japanese Imperial Army (mostly as translator). This led to many Japanese mestizos who tended to deny their Japanese heritage and changed their family names in order to avoid discrimination. Eventually, many either intermarried and assimilated into the Filipino populace or hid as or married with Chinese Filipinos. Many eventually completely lost their Japanese identity while others have immigrated to the US or "returned" to Japan, the homeland of their forebears. Most Japanese Filipinos in the modern times (colloquially called Japino) are now fresh new immigrants from Japanese businessmen who went with female OFW entertainers in Japan. The Filipina mothers usually return to the Philippines with their children along with them. Other Japanese who stayed in the country initially came to the Philippines to learn English or set up businesses. These days, most Japanese Filipinos can be found around Davao or Cebu, with only a few around Metro Manila, though historically there used to be many around Metro Manila.

Japanese people

Ryukyu Kingdom

Okinawa Prefecture

Luzon

Japanese Filipinos

precolonial times

Rusun jar

kirishitan

Edo period

Japan

Mestizo de Sangley

Tornatrás

American colonial era

Davao

Japanese

Shinto shrine

World War II

fifth column

Japanese Imperial Army

OFW

Davao

Cebu

Metro Manila

Mestizo de Español (Spanish Mestizo)

Mestizo de Español

These are mixed descendants of the native peoples of the Philippines with the Spanish and Hispanic settlers who settled in the Spanish East Indies (Philippines) during the Spanish Era. Most were of either Spanish ancestry or Amerindian-Spanish ancestry (The term Mestizo originated in Latin America). The first groups of Hispanics sailed in 1565 with Miguel López de Legazpi from New Spain, in what is now Jalisco state, Mexico to colonize the Philippines.

Spanish

Hispanic

Spanish East Indies

Spanish Era

Miguel López de Legazpi

New Spain

Jalisco

Mexico

Mestizo de Sangley (Chinese Mestizo)

Mestizo de Sangley

These are mixed descendants of the native peoples of the Philippines with the Chinese and sometimes Japanese migrants who settled in the Spanish East Indies (Philippines) during the Spanish Era. Most were of Hokkien Chinese ancestry with a few being of Cantonese or Taishanese or sometimes Japanese ancestry. Sangley is a Hokkien word from sng-lí [生理] meaning "business."

Spanish East Indies

Spanish Era

Hokkien

Cantonese

Taishanese

Japanese

Tornatrás (Spanish-Chinese Mestizo)

Tornatrás

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These are mixed descendants of the above Mestizo de Español with the Mestizo de Sangley settlers, or vice versa, who settled in the Spanish East Indies (Philippines) during the Spanish Era. Most would now have native ancestry, along with usually Hokkien Chinese ancestry or sometimes Cantonese/Taishanese or Japanese ancestry and with Spanish or Hispanic ancestry.

Spanish East Indies

Spanish Era

Indian Filipino / Mestizo de Bombay (Indian Mestizo)

Indian Filipino

Mestizo de Bombay

Philippines has been part of Indianized kingdoms from the 7th century Srivijaya and earlier era. Indian culture, language, scripture, food, belief, arts, martial arts, epics have had profound impact on pre-Spanish Philippines which is still visible. They have contributed to the unique cultural blend in the Philippines. One source estimated the size of the Indian community in the Philippines in 2008 at 150,000 persons.   Most Indians in the Philippines belong to either Sindhi or Punjabi ethnic groups, and are largely businessmen and traders. A smaller population of Indians belonging to the Marathi ethnic group form part of the clergy of Roman Catholic dioceses in the country.     Besides age old indianized influences from indianized history of precolonial states inherited from neighboring Indonesia and Malaysia, Indian Filipinos (Bumbay) or Mestizo de Bombay are the mixed colonial descendants of the native peoples of the Philippines with the Indian or Bumbay migrants from Bombay (now Mumbai, Maharashtra) or Sepoy soldiers from Madras (now Chennai, Tamil Nadu) who settled in the Spanish East Indies (Philippines) during the Spanish Era, especially during the British occupation of Manila in the Seven Years War. Many settled in what is Cainta, in what was then the Province of Manila (currently part of Rizal Province). As of 2006, between 70 and 75 percent of Indians in the Philippines lived in Metro Manila, with the largest community outside of Manila being in Isabela province. The region in and around Cainta still has many Sepoy descendants. However, Indian business people started to arrive in larger numbers in The Philippines during the American colonial period (1898–1930s) – especially during the 1930s and 1940s, when many Indians and Indian Filipinos lived in Filipino provinces, including Davao. The longest serving Mayor of Manila, Ramon Bagatsing, was of Indian-Punjabi descent, having moved to Manila from Fabrica, Negros Occidental before the second world war. A second surge of Indian businessmen, especially Sindhis arrived in Philippines during the 1947 India-Pakistan partition. In the present day, most of the Indians and Indian Filipinos in the Philippines are Sindhi and Punjabi as well as a large Tamil population. Many are fluent in Filipino(Tagalog) and English as well as local languages of the provinces and islands. Many are prosperous middle class with their main occupations in clothing sales and marketing. Sikhs are involved largely in finance, money lending (locally called Five – six ), sales and marketing.

Indianized

Srivijaya

pre-Spanish Philippines

Sindhi

Punjabi

Marathi

Indonesia

Malaysia

Indian Filipino

Mumbai

Maharashtra

Chennai

Tamil Nadu

Spanish East Indies

Spanish Era

British occupation of Manila

Seven Years War

Cainta

Manila

Rizal Province

Isabela

American colonial period

Davao

Mayor of Manila

Ramon Bagatsing

Manila

Fabrica

Negros Occidental

1947 India-Pakistan partition

Sindhi

Punjabi

Tamil

Filipino

Tagalog

English

clothing

Sikhs

finance

sales

Sangil/Sangirese

Sangil/Sangirese

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The Sangil people (also called Sangir, Sangu, Marore, Sangirezen, or Talaoerezen) are originally from the Sangihe and Talaud Islands (now part of Indonesia) and parts of Davao Occidental (particularly in the Sarangani Islands), Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur, Sultan Kudarat, South Cotabato, and North Cotabato. Their populations (much like the Sama-Bajau) were separated when borders were drawn between the Philippines and Indonesia during the colonial era. The Sangil people are traditionally animistic, much like other Lumad peoples. During the colonial era, the Sangil (who usually call themselves "Sangir") in the Sangihe Islands mostly converted to Protestant Christianity due to proximity and contact with the Christian Minahasa people of Sulawesi. In the Philippines, most Sangil converted to Islam due to the influence of the neighboring Sultanate of Maguindanao. However, elements of animistic rituals still remain. The Indonesian and Filipino groups still maintain ties and both Manado Malay and Cebuano are spoken in both Indonesian Sangir and Filipino Sangil, in addition to the Sangirese language. The exact population of Sangil people in the Philippines is unknown, but is estimated to be around 10,000 people.

Sangil people

Sangihe

Talaud Islands

Indonesia

Davao Occidental

Sarangani Islands

Davao del Norte

Davao del Sur

Sultan Kudarat

South Cotabato

North Cotabato

Sama-Bajau

colonial era

Lumad peoples

Protestant Christianity

Minahasa people

Sulawesi

Islam

Sultanate of Maguindanao

Manado Malay

Cebuano

Sangirese language

Jewish Filipino

Jewish Filipino

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The Spanish Inquisition in the 16th Century forced many Jews in Spain to convert to Christianity or to flee. These Jewish "New Christians" were known as "marranos" or "conversos", a term which included converted Muslims. Sephardi Jews are those Jews coming from the Iberian Peninsula and settled in the Philippines, particularly, in Northern Samar. Some, called Crypto-Jews, observed their Jewish rites in secret. The Inquisition investigated and persecuted many of the Conversos, accusing them of practicing in secret, some without substantial basis. Thus many of the original Jews and Marranos fled to the new Spanish colonies including the Philippines. The first permanent settlement of Jews in the Philippines during the Spanish colonial years began with the arrival of three Levy brothers from Alsace-Lorraine, who were escaping the aftermath of the Franco-Prussian War in 1870. As entrepreneurs, their business ventures over the years included jewelry retail, a general merchandising business, and import trade in gems, pharmaceuticals, and eventually automobiles. The opening of the Suez Canal in March 1869 provided a more direct trading route between Europe and the Philippines, allowing businesses to grow and the number of Jews in the Philippines to increase. The Levy brothers were subsequently joined by Turkish, Syrian, and Egyptian Jews, creating a multi-ethnic Jewish population of about fifty individuals by the end of the Spanish period. It was not until the Spanish–American War at the end of the 19th century, when the United States took control of the islands from Spain in 1898, that the Jewish community was allowed to officially organize and openly practice Judaism. When the Philippines became an American colony, American Jewish citizens took advantage of this new frontier. The arrival of American military forces to the Philippines brought Jewish servicemen who decided to remain in the islands after their military discharge and become permanent residents. Jewish teachers from the United States also arrived with a contingent of "Thomasites," a delegation of volunteer teachers, who gave public instruction to Filipino children. In addition to education, new markets for import-export businesses attracted young Jewish businessmen, who set up new shops in the Philippines or extended businesses from the U.S. mainland. By 1936, the Jewish community in the Philippines had a distinctly cosmopolitan makeup with a total population of about 500 persons. The threat to European Jewry by the Nazi government in the 1930s sparked a renewed Jewish consciousness. The small, decentralized and secularly-minded Jewish Community of Manila took heroic steps to save fellow Jews from sure destruction, only becoming Jewish-conscious in a deep way when the Nazi threat came out of Europe, and there were thousands of Jews in desperate need of help. It was during the era of the Philippine Commonwealth, 1935–1946, that Jewish refugees from Europe sought a safe haven in Manila. The migration of Jews escaping Europe between 1935 and 1941 was the last major immigration of Jews to the Philippines. The first German Jews to arrive in Manila actually came from the Jewish community in Shanghai. With the occupation of Peking by the Japanese in 1937, the four million inhabitants of Shanghai were endangered. Germanys shift of alliance from China to Japan at this time alarmed German Jews in Shanghai, fearing German pressure on Japan to adopt Nazi anti-Jewish policies. Fearing for them as well, the Jewish Community in Manila, led by the Frieder Brothers of Cincinnati, organized the Jewish Refugee Committee of Manila (JRC) with the intention of rescuing German members of the Shanghai Jewish community. These Jews had already been deprived of their German citizenship, and the Gestapo presence that was taking root in Japanese areas threatened Jewish existence in Shanghai as well. When the Sino-Japanese War broke out in 1937, the JRC received a telegram from Shanghai asking for assistance for Shanghais refugee Jews. With the help of Feng-Shan Ho, the Chinese Consul-General in Austria, Austrian Jews were able to escape to other countries, including the Philippines, when Adolf Hitler annexed Austria to Germany in 1938. Manila then received 30 German Jewish refugee families from Shanghai, which then started a larger program that would eventually rescue 1300 refugee Jews from Europe between 1937 and 1941, the largest influx of Jews in Philippine history. It is important to realize that the mechanics of the refugee rescue plan in Manila involved many different people and agencies in the Philippines, in the United States, and in Germany. While it was important to have the cooperation and consent of President Quezon in this refugee rescue plan, all issues of Philippine foreign affairs was still totally in the hands of the U.S. State Department and would be until the Philippines was granted independence in 1946. What is unique to the rescue of refugee Jews in the Philippines is that the Jewish Community in Manila was granted authority by High Commissioner Paul McNutt and Philippine President Manuel Quezon to operate a selection committee to choose those who would be granted visas by the U.S. State Department. By an application and review process, Jewish refugees in Germany and Austria obtained visas for immigration from U.S. consular officers who had been instructed by the U.S. State Department to issue visas based on recommendations from the JRC in Manila. This successful Frieder-McNutt selection rescue plan led to the larger resettlement rescue plan that focused on the island of Mindanao as a destination for the mass resettlement of 10,000 refugee Jews. For the refugees who did manage to settle in the Philippines, the JRC organised committees to aid in finding employment and new homes for them in Manila. Though relatively modest in numbers when compared to the number of refugees worldwide, the newly arrived refugees nearly overwhelmed the small Jewish community of Manila, multiplying its numbers relatively overnight. In ironic turn of events occurred when all rescue plans halted with the invasion and occupation of the Philippines during WWII.

Spanish Inquisition

Spain

New Christian

marrano

converso

Sephardi Jews

Iberian Peninsula

Northern Samar

Crypto-Jew

Spanish colonial years

Alsace-Lorraine

Franco-Prussian War

Suez Canal

Europe

Turkish, Syrian, and Egyptian Jews

Spanish–American War

United States

Spain

Judaism

Thomasites

Nazi government

Philippine Commonwealth

German Jews

Jewish community in Shanghai

Peking

Japanese

Shanghai

Japan

Gestapo

Sino-Japanese War

Feng-Shan Ho

Consul

Austria

Austrian Jews

Adolf Hitler

annexed Austria to Germany

Quezon

Philippine foreign affairs

Paul McNutt

Manuel Quezon

Mindanao

American Filipino / Filipino Americans

American Filipino

Filipino Americans

American (Amerikano/Kano) settlement in the Philippines began during the Spanish colonial period, when Americans came to the islands primarily to conduct business and trade. They owned many businesses in the sugar industry. There was not much American inflow to the Philippines until after the Philippine–American War. After the USA won the war and colonized the Philippines, thousands of Americans settled there temporarily or permanently. Most were either members of the U.S. military or Christian missionaries. After independence in 1946, many Americans chose to remain in the Philippines while maintaining relations with relatives in the US. Most of them were professionals, but missionaries continued to settle the country. In 2015, the U.S. State Department estimated that there were more than 220,000 U.S. citizens living in the Philippines, with a significant mixed population of Amerasians and descendants from the colonial era as well. Since 1898, when the United States annexed the Philippines from Spain, there were as many as 21 U.S. bases and 100,000 U.S. military personnel stationed there. The bases closed in 1992 leaving behind thousands of Amerasian children. There are an estimated 52,000 Amerasians in the Philippines, but an academic research paper presented in the U.S. (in 2012) by an Angeles, Pampanga, Philippines Amerasian college research study unit suggests that the number could be a lot more, possibly reaching 250,000 this is also partially due to the fact that almost all Amerasian intermarried with other Amerasian and Filipino natives. This group also includes Filipino American (Fil-Am), and sometimes Filipino Canadian, returnee migrants from the United States and Canada.

Spanish colonial period

sugar industry

Philippine–American War

USA

colonized

U.S. military

Christian

U.S. citizens

Amerasian

annexed the Philippines

Filipino American

Filipino Canadian

Canada

Immigrants  |  Historical Foreign Migrants & Intermixed Peoples  | Sortable table


Bálint Lám

European Championships

European Championships

Tbilisi, Georgia

Tbilisi

Georgia

Greco-Roman 120 kg

Greco-Roman 120 kg

2013 European Wrestling Championships – Men's Greco-Roman 120 kg

Summer Universiade

Summer Universiade

Wrestling at the 2013 Summer Universiade

Kazan, Russia

Kazan

Russia

Greco-Roman 120 kg

European Championships

European Championships

Vantaa, Finland

Vantaa

Finland

Greco-Roman 130 kg

Greco-Roman 130 kg

2014 European Wrestling Championships – Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg

World Championships

World Championships

Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Tashkent

Uzbekistan

Greco-Roman 130 kg

Greco-Roman 130 kg

2014 World Wrestling Championships – Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg

European Games

European Games

Baku, Azerbaijan

Baku

Azerbaijan

Greco-Roman 130 kg

Greco-Roman 130 kg

Wrestling at the 2015 European Games – Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg

World Championships

World Championships

Las Vegas, United States

Las Vegas

United States

Greco-Roman 130 kg

Greco-Roman 130 kg

2015 World Wrestling Championships – Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg

European Championships

European Championships

Novi Sad, Serbia

Novi Sad

Serbia

Greco-Roman 130 kg

Greco-Roman 130 kg

2017 European Wrestling Championships – Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg

World Championships

World Championships

Paris, France

Paris

France

Greco-Roman 130 kg

Greco-Roman 130 kg

2017 World Wrestling Championships – Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg

European Championships

European Championships

Kaspiysk, Russia

Kaspiysk

Russia

Greco-Roman 130 kg

Greco-Roman 130 kg

2018 European Wrestling Championships – Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg

World Championships

World Championships

Budapest, Hungary

Budapest

Hungary

Greco-Roman 130 kg

Greco-Roman 130 kg

2018 World Wrestling Championships – Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg

European Championships

European Championships

Bucharest, Romania

Bucharest

Romania

Greco-Roman 130 kg

Greco-Roman 130 kg

2019 European Wrestling Championships – Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg

World Championships

World Championships

Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan

Nur-Sultan

Kazakhstan

Greco-Roman 130 kg

Greco-Roman 130 kg

2019 World Wrestling Championships – Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg


1989 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season

26 March

Grand Prix of Japan

Grand Prix of Japan

Suzuka Circuit

Suzuka Circuit

9 April

Swan Premium Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix

Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit

Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit

16 April

Dunlop USGP

Dunlop USGP

Laguna Seca Raceway

Laguna Seca Raceway

30 April

Marlboro Gran Premio de España de Motociclismo

Circuito Permanente de Jerez

Circuito Permanente de Jerez

14 May

G.P. Delle Nazioni

G.P. Delle Nazioni

Circuito Internazionale Santa Monica

Circuito Internazionale Santa Monica

28 May

Großer Preis von Deutschland für Motorräder

Hockenheimring

Hockenheimring

4 June

Großer Preis von Österreich

Großer Preis von Österreich

Salzburgring

Salzburgring

11 June

Yu Grand Prix

Yu Grand Prix

Automotodrom Rijeka

Automotodrom Rijeka

24 June

Dutch TT

Dutch TT

TT Circuit Assen

TT Circuit Assen

2 July

Belgium Motorcycle Grand Prix

Belgium Motorcycle Grand Prix

Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

16 July

Grand Prix de France

Grand Prix de France

Bugatti Circuit

Bugatti Circuit

6 August

Shell British Motorcycle Grand Prix

Shell British Motorcycle Grand Prix

Donington Park

Donington Park

13 August

Swedish TT

Swedish TT

Scandinavian Raceway

Scandinavian Raceway

27 August

Grand Prix CSSR-Brno

Grand Prix CSSR-Brno

Brno Circuit

Brno Circuit

17 September

Brazilian Grand Prix

Brazilian Grand Prix

Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna

Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna

Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna (Goiânia)


2017–18 AD Alcorcón season

21 June 2017

Albert Dorca

Albert Dorca

Elche

Elche

Transfer

Free

22 June 2017

Nono

Nono

UCAM Murcia

UCAM Murcia

Transfer

Free

23 June 2017

Casto

Casto

Almería

Almería

Transfer

Free

30 June 2017

Samu Delgado

Samu Delgado

Cultural Leonesa

Cultural Leonesa

Loan return

Free

30 June 2017

Víctor Pastrana

Víctor Pastrana

Ponferradina

Ponferradina

Loan return

Free

30 June 2017

Adrián Diéguez

Adrián Diéguez

Fuenlabrada

Fuenlabrada

Loan return

Free

30 June 2017

Fernando

Fernando

Hércules

Hércules

Loan return

Free

1 July 2017

Hugo Álvarez

Hugo Álvarez

Ucam Murcia

Ucam Murcia

Transfer

Free

4 July 2017

Marco Sangalli

Marco Sangalli

Mirandés

Mirandés

Transfer

Free

5 July 2017

Álvaro Peña

Álvaro Peña

Racing Santander

Racing Santander

Transfer

Free

5 July 2017

Laure

Laure

Deportivo La Coruña

Deportivo La Coruña

Transfer

Free

6 July 2017

Borja Domínguez

Borja Domínguez

Córdoba

Córdoba

Transfer

6 July 2017

Borja Lázaro

Borja Lázaro

Huesca

Huesca

Transfer

7 July 2017

Esteban Burgos

Esteban Burgos

Godoy Cruz

Godoy Cruz

Transfer

Free

8 July 2017

Jonathan Pereira

Jonathan Pereira

Oviedo

Oviedo

Transfer

Free

8 July 2017

César Soriano

César Soriano

Huesca

Huesca

Transfer

Free

9 July 2017

Felipe Alfonso

Felipe Alfonso

Villarreal B

Villarreal B

Transfer

Free

11 July 2017

Jon Errasti

Jon Errasti

Spezia

Spezia

Transfer

Free

14 July 2017

David Fernández

David Fernández

Oviedo

Oviedo

Transfer

Free


Daniel Webber (actor)

The Combination

The Combination

Jason

Multiple Choice

Andy

Short film

Sleeping Beauty

Sleeping Beauty

Spy Shop Assistant

The Girl Who Lived

Caspar

Spine

Wayne

Short film

Reason to Smile

Jake

Short film

Galore

Shane

Deceit

Xavier Thornton

Break

Liam

Short film

Eric

Eric

Short film

Skin

Luke

Short film

Summer Nights

Indy

Short film

Teenage Kicks

Dan OConnel

All Night Gaming

Will

Thumper

Thumper

Beaver

Australia Day

Australia Day

Jason Patterson

The Dirt

The Dirt

Vince Neil

Vince Neil

Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan

Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan

Private Paul Large

Post-production

Escape from Pretoria

Escape from Pretoria

Stephen Lee

Stephen Lee

Filming Adelaide March 2019


Aveyron's 3rd constituency

Roger Julien

MRP

MRP

Louis Delmas

UDR

UDR

Jean Gabriac

UDR

UDR

Jacques Godfrain

RPR

RPR

Proportional representation - no election by constituency

Proportional representation

Proportional representation

Jacques Godfrain

RPR

RPR

Jacques Godfrain

UMP

UMP

Alain Marc

Alain Marc

UMP

UMP

Arnaud Viala

Arnaud Viala

UMP

UMP

Arnaud Viala

Arnaud Viala

LR

LR


2006 NRL season

Suncorp Stadium

Suncorp Stadium

Milton, Brisbane, Qld

Milton

Brisbane

Qld

Brisbane Broncos

Brisbane Broncos

Canberra Stadium

Canberra Stadium

Bruce, Canberra, ACT

Bruce

Canberra

ACT

Canberra Raiders

Canberra Raiders

Olympic Park Stadium

Olympic Park Stadium

Melbourne, Vic

Melbourne

Vic

Melbourne Storm

Melbourne Storm

EnergyAustralia Stadium

EnergyAustralia Stadium

Newcastle, NSW

Newcastle

NSW

Newcastle Knights

Newcastle Knights

Aussie Stadium

Aussie Stadium

Moore Park, Sydney, NSW

Moore Park

Sydney

NSW

Sydney Roosters

Sydney Roosters

Brookvale Oval

Brookvale Oval

Brookvale, Sydney, NSW

Brookvale

Sydney

NSW

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles

Campbelltown Stadium

Campbelltown Stadium

Campbelltown, Sydney, NSW

Campbelltown

Sydney

NSW

Wests Tigers

Wests Tigers

Leichhardt Oval

Leichhardt Oval

Leichhardt, Sydney, NSW

Leichhardt

Sydney

NSW

Wests Tigers

Wests Tigers

Oki Jubilee Stadium

Oki Jubilee Stadium

Kogarah, Sydney, NSW

Kogarah

Sydney

NSW

St George Illawarra Dragons

St George Illawarra Dragons

Parramatta Stadium

Parramatta Stadium

Parramatta, Sydney, NSW

Parramatta

Sydney

NSW

Parramatta Eels

Parramatta Eels

CUA Stadium

CUA Stadium

Penrith, Sydney, NSW

Penrith

Sydney

NSW

Penrith Panthers

Penrith Panthers

Telstra Stadium

Telstra Stadium

Homebush, Sydney, NSW

Homebush

Sydney

NSW

Bulldogs  South Sydney Rabbitohs  Wests Tigers

Bulldogs

South Sydney Rabbitohs

Wests Tigers

Toyota Park

Toyota Park

Cronulla, Sydney, NSW

Cronulla

Sydney

NSW

Cronulla Sharks

Cronulla Sharks

Dairy Farmers Stadium

Dairy Farmers Stadium

Kirwan, Townsville, Qld

Kirwan

Townsville

Qld

North Queensland Cowboys

North Queensland Cowboys

Mt Smart Stadium

Mt Smart Stadium

Penrose, Auckland, New Zealand

Penrose

Auckland

New Zealand

New Zealand Warriors

New Zealand Warriors

WIN Stadium

WIN Stadium

Wollongong, NSW

Wollongong

NSW

St George Illawarra Dragons

St George Illawarra Dragons

Hindmarsh Stadium

Hindmarsh Stadium

Hindmarsh, Adelaide, SA

Hindmarsh

Adelaide

SA

Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium

Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium

Gosford, Central Coast, NSW

Gosford

Central Coast

NSW

Jade Stadium

Jade Stadium

Christchurch, New Zealand

Christchurch

New Zealand

Carrara Stadium

Carrara Stadium

Carrara, Gold Coast, Qld

Carrara

Gold Coast

Qld

Waikato Stadium

Waikato Stadium

Hamilton, New Zealand

Hamilton

New Zealand

Sydney Cricket Ground

Sydney Cricket Ground

Moore Park, Sydney, NSW

Moore Park

Sydney

NSW

Stadium name  During the 2006 season, many of the stadiums were known by different names to their traditional ones, as some were sponsored by various organisations. For example, Aussie Stadium was also formerly known as the "Sydney Football Stadium", likewise, Mt Smart Stadium was known as Ericsson Stadium for the majority of the season, until the naming rights expired.

Capacity  This includes both seated and standing spots.


2014–15 Greek Basket League

Olympiacos

Olympiacos

Panathinaikos

Panathinaikos

PAOK

PAOK

Aris

Aris

AEK

AEK

Rethymno Aegean

Rethymno Aegean

Kolossos Rodou

Kolossos Rodou

Koroivos

Koroivos

KAOD

KAOD

Apollon Patras

Apollon Patras

Nea Kifissia

Nea Kifissia

Trikala Aries

Trikala Aries

Panelefsiniakos

Panelefsiniakos

Panionios

Panionios


Brian Rolston

College

College

College

College

College

College

CCHA All-Tournament Team

CCHA

All-Tournament Team

All-NCAA

NCAA

All-Tournament Team

List of NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey All-Tournament Teams

1992 NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Tournament

All-CCHA First Team

CCHA

First Team

AHCA West Second-Team All-American

AHCA

West Second-Team All-American

List of Division I AHCA All-American Teams

CCHA All-Tournament Team

CCHA

All-Tournament Team

All-NCAA

NCAA

All-Tournament Team

1993 NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Tournament

NHL

NHL

NHL

NHL

NHL

NHL

All-Star Game

All-Star Game

Stanley Cup (New Jersey Devils)

Stanley Cup


Jamie Dornan

Marie Antoinette

Marie Antoinette

Axel von Fersen

Axel von Fersen

Beyond the Rave

Beyond the Rave

Ed

Shadows in the Sun

Shadows in the Sun

Joe

X Returns

X

Short film

Nice to Meet You

The Young Man

Short film

Flying Home

Flying Home

Colin

Fifty Shades of Grey

Fifty Shades of Grey

Christian Grey

Burnt

Burnt

Leon Sweeney

Deleted scenes

Anthropoid

Anthropoid

Jan Kubiš

Jan Kubiš

The Siege of Jadotville

The Siege of Jadotville

Pat Quinlan

Pat Quinlan

The 9th Life of Louis Drax

The 9th Life of Louis Drax

Dr. Allan Pascal

Fifty Shades Darker

Fifty Shades Darker

Christian Grey

Fifty Shades Freed

Fifty Shades Freed

Christian Grey

Untogether

Untogether

Nick

A Private War

A Private War

Paul Conroy

Paul Conroy

Robin Hood

Robin Hood

Will Scarlet

Will Scarlet

Endings, Beginnings

Endings, Beginnings

Jack

Synchronic

Synchronic

Dennis

Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar

Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar

Edgar

Post-production

Trolls World Tour

Trolls World Tour

Chaz (voice)

In production

TBA

Wild Mountain Thyme

Wild Mountain Thyme

Anthony Reilly

Post-production


Barry McEvoy

Gettysburg

Gettysburg

2nd Maine Soldier

Sax and Violins

Gloria

Gloria

Terry

An Everlasting Piece

An Everlasting Piece

Colm

Gods and Generals

Gods and Generals

Marion Sibert

Uncredited

Veronica Guerin

Veronica Guerin

Gilligan Gang Member #2

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

Carruthers Guard

Five Minutes of Heaven

Five Minutes of Heaven

Joes Chauffeur - 2008

Small Fish Small Pond

Dutch


List of people on banknotes

Juraj Dobrila

Juraj Dobrila

Catholic bishop; public supporter of Croatian language and culture

10 kn

obverse

Fran Krsto Frankopan

Fran Krsto Frankopan

Statesman and poet; died for Croatian liberty

5 kn

obverse

Ivan Gundulić

Ivan Gundulić

Baroque poet

50 kn

obverse

Josip Jelačić

Josip Jelačić

Ban (1848–1859); abolished serfdom

20 kn

obverse

Marko Marulić

Marko Marulić

Poet and humanist

500 kn

obverse

Ivan Mažuranić

Ivan Mažuranić

Ban (1873–1880); modernized economy and education

100 kn

obverse

Stjepan Radić

Stjepan Radić

Founder of the Croatian Peasant Party (1905)

200 kn

obverse

Ante Starčević

Ante Starčević

Politician and writer

1,000 kn

obverse

Tomislav

Tomislav

1st King of Croatia (925-928)

1,000 kn

reverse

Petar Zrinski

Petar Zrinski

5 kn

obverse


Márkó Futács

Nancy B

Nancy B

CFA

CFA

Werder Bremen II

Werder Bremen II

3. Liga

3. Liga

Ingolstadt (Loan)

Ingolstadt

2. Bundesliga

2. Bundesliga

Portsmouth

Portsmouth

Championship

Championship

Leicester City

Leicester City

Championship

Championship

Blackpool

Blackpool

Championship

Championship

Diósgyőr

Diósgyőr

Nemzeti Bajnokság I

Nemzeti Bajnokság I

Mersin İdmanyurdu

Mersin İdmanyurdu

Süper Lig

Süper Lig

Mersin İdmanyurdu

Mersin İdmanyurdu

Süper Lig

Süper Lig

Mersin İdmanyurdu

Mersin İdmanyurdu

Total

Total

Hajduk Split

Hajduk Split

1. HNL

1. HNL

Hajduk Split

Hajduk Split

1. HNL

1. HNL

Hajduk Split

Hajduk Split

Total

Total

Fehérvár

Fehérvár

Nemzeti Bajnokság I

Nemzeti Bajnokság I

Fehérvár

Fehérvár

Nemzeti Bajnokság I

Nemzeti Bajnokság I

Fehérvár

Fehérvár

Total

Total

Career total

Career total

Career total


2018 in professional wrestling

NJPW

NJPW

Sakura Genesis

Sakura Genesis

Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo, Japan

Kazuchika Okada (c) defeated Zack Sabre Jr. in a Singles match to retain the IWGP Heavyweight Championship

Kazuchika Okada

Zack Sabre Jr.

IWGP Heavyweight Championship

ROH

ROH

Supercard of Honor XII

Supercard of Honor XII

New Orleans, Louisiana

New Orleans, Louisiana

Dalton Castle (c) defeated Marty Scurll in a Singles match to retain the ROH World Championship

Dalton Castle

Marty Scurll

ROH World Championship

First Ring of Honor show to sell 6,000 fans in attendance

WWE (NXT)

WWE

NXT

TakeOver: New Orleans

TakeOver: New Orleans

New Orleans, Louisiana

New Orleans, Louisiana

Johnny Gargano defeated Tommaso Ciampa by submission in Unsanctioned match   Since Gargano won, he was reinstated to NXT. If Ciampa had won, Gargano would have been banned from NXT forever.

Johnny Gargano

Tommaso Ciampa

First event to feature the NXT North American Championship

NXT North American Championship

CMLL

CMLL

75. Aniversario de Arena Coliseo

75. Aniversario de Arena Coliseo

Arena Coliseo#75. Aniversario de Arena Coliseo

Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City, Mexico

Atlantis and Blue Panther defeated Fuerza Guerrera and El Satánico

Atlantis

Blue Panther

Fuerza Guerrera

El Satánico

WWE

WWE

WrestleMania 34

WrestleMania 34

New Orleans, Louisiana

New Orleans, Louisiana

Brock Lesnar (c) defeated Roman Reigns in a Singles match to retain the WWE Universal Championship

Brock Lesnar

Roman Reigns

WWE Universal Championship

This was Daniel Bryans in-ring return after 3 years, as he was forced to retire, but was cleared to compete again. This was also Ronda Rouseys in-ring debut.

Daniel Bryan

Ronda Rousey

NJPW

NJPW

Lion's Gate Project 11

Lion's Gate Project 11

Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo

Japan

Ayato Yoshida and Go Asakawa defeated Yuji Nagata and Shota Umino in a Tag team match

Yuji Nagata

ROH

ROH

Masters of the Craft

Columbus, Ohio

Columbus, Ohio

Marty Scurll defeated Dalton Castle and Beer city Bruiser and Punishment Martinez

Marty Scurll

Dalton Castle

IWRG

IWRG

Guerra del Golfo

Guerra del Golfo

Naucalpan, State of Mexico, Mexico

Naucalpan, State of Mexico

Tortuga Mike defeated Tortuga Teelo

Teelo lost a Steel Cage match and had to unmask

Steel Cage match

Impact Wrestling

Impact Wrestling

Redemption

Redemption

Orlando, Florida

Orlando

Florida

Pentagón Jr. defeated Austin Aries (c) and Rey Fenix in Triple threat match to win the Impact World Championship

Pentagón Jr.

Austin Aries

Rey Fenix

Impact World Championship

WWE

WWE

Greatest Royal Rumble

Greatest Royal Rumble

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Jeddah

Saudi Arabia

Braun Strowman won by last eliminating Big Cass in a 50-man Royal Rumble match for the Greatest Royal Rumble Championship

Braun Strowman

Big Cass

First-ever 50-man Royal Rumble match

Royal Rumble match

CMLL

CMLL

62. Aniversario de Arena México

62. Aniversario de Arena México

Aniversario de Arena México#62. Aniversario de Arena México

Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City, Mexico

Atlantis, Místico and Volador Jr. defeated La Peste Negra (Bárbaro Cavernario and Negro Casas) and Último Guerrero

Atlantis

Místico

Volador Jr.

La Peste Negra

Bárbaro Cavernario

Negro Casas

Último Guerrero

MSN

ROH

ROH

Bound By Honor

West Palm Beach, Florida

West Palm Beach, Florida

The Briscoes (Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe) (c) defeated The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championship

The Briscoes

Jay Briscoe

Mark Briscoe

The Motor City Machine Guns

Alex Shelley

Chris Sabin

ROH World Tag Team Championship

ROH

ROH

Bound By Honor

Lakeland, Florida

Lakeland, Florida

Bullet Club (Cody, Marty Scurll, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) defeated Dalton Castle, Silas Young & The Briscoes (Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe) (w/Brandon & Brent)

Bullet Club

Cody

Marty Scurll

Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson

Dalton Castle

Silas Young

The Briscoes

Jay Briscoe

Mark Briscoe

NJPW

NJPW

Wrestling Hinokuni

Wrestling Hinokuni

Kumamoto, Japan

Kumamoto, Japan

Tetsuya Naito defeated Minoru Suzuki (c) in a Singles match to win the IWGP Intercontinental Championship

Tetsuya Naito

Minoru Suzuki

IWGP Intercontinental Championship

(c) – denotes defending champion(s)

(c) – denotes defending champion(s)

(c) – denotes defending champion(s)

(c) – denotes defending champion(s)

(c) – denotes defending champion(s)

(c) – denotes defending champion(s)


List of windmills in Suffolk

Aldeburgh

Aldeburgh

Approximately

Post

Post

Aldeburgh

Approximately

Post

Post

1588 1594

Aldeburgh

Approximately

Post

Post

Aldeburgh

Station Mill

Post

Post

Demolished 1924

Aldeburgh

Fort Green Mill

Fort Green Mill

Tower

Tower

[http://www.windmillworld.com/millid/1031.htm Windmill World]

Aldeburgh

Hollow post

Hollow post

Aldeburgh

Black Mill, Aldeburgh, on Thorpe Road, in Black Mill (?)

Black Mill, Aldeburgh

Smock

Smock

Demolished c. 1900

Aldeburgh

Thorpe Road

Aldeburgh

Corporation Marshes

Smock

Smock

1897, gone by 1902

Alderton

Alderton

Alderton

Smock

Smock

Demolished 1956

Aldringham

Aldringham

Post

Post

Dismantled 1922, re-erected at Thorpeness in 1923

Thorpeness

All Saints, South Elmham

All Saints, South Elmham

Tower

Tower

1914, gone by 1918

Alpheton

Alpheton

Post

Post

Demolished 1879

Alpheton

Post

Post

c. 1875

Ashbocking

Ashbocking

Post

Post

Demolished c. 1895

Assington

Assington

Post

Post

Standing in 1902


Meaghan Rath

Fries with That?

Fries with That?

Customer/Molly

2 episodes

10.5: Apocalypse

10.5: Apocalypse

Rachel

TV miniseries

Adena Stiles

Regular role

I Me Wed

I Me Wed

Tracy

Television film

My Daughters Secret

Courtney

Television film

Heartland

Heartland

Jen

Episode: "Coming Home"

Aaron Stone

Aaron Stone

Tatianna Caine

2 episodes

Assistants

Rigby Hastings

Regular role

18 to Life

18 to Life

Violet/Erin Boyd

2 episodes

Cyberbully

Cyberbully

Cheyenne Mortenson

Television film

Being Human

Being Human

Sally Malik

Sally Malik

List of Being Human (North American TV series) characters#Sally Malik

Regular role

Flashpoint

Flashpoint

Rebecca Vaughan

Episode: "Eyes In"

Kingdom

Kingdom

Tatiana

3 episodes

New Girl

New Girl

May

May

5 episodes Won  Golden Maple Award for Newcomer of the year in a TV series broadcast in the U.S. (2015)

Golden Maple Award

Banshee

Banshee

Aimee King

5 episodes

Secrets and Lies

Secrets and Lies

Nicole Mullen

5 episodes

Motive

Motive

Ella Rollins

Episode: "The Suicide Tree"

Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life

Kelly Bishop

Regular role

Rogue

Rogue

Clea Annou

Regular role Nominated  Leo Award for Best Lead Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series (2017)

Leo Award

Hawaii Five-0

Hawaii Five-0

Tani Rey

Regular role (Season 8–present)

Schitt's Creek

Schitt's Creek

Klair

Episode: "Baby Sprinkle"


Mary Jepkosgei Keitany

13 June 2003

Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi

5000 m

29 June 2006

Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi

10,000 m

17 May 2007

Utrecht, Netherlands

Utrecht

August 2017

Cape Elizabeth, USA

Cape Elizabeth

10 February 2017

Ras Al Khaimah, UAE

Ras Al Khaimah

10 February 2017

Ras Al Khaimah, UAE

Ras Al Khaimah

Half marathon

Half marathon

9 February 2018

Ras Al Khaimah, UAE

Ras Al Khaimah

9 May 2010

Berlin, Germany

Berlin

17 April 2011

London, England

London

Marathon

Marathon

23 April 2017

London, England

London