Artist

Country / Market

Period active

Release year of first charted record

Genre

Total certified units(from available markets)[c]

Claimed sales

The Beatles

United Kingdom

Rock / Pop[10]

showTotal available certified units: 271.6 million US: 212.250 million[11] JPN: 4.950 million[c][12] GER: 8 million[c][13] UK: 18.445 million[c][14] FRA: 3.890 million[c][15][16] CAN: 14.455 million[c][17] AUS: 3.060 million[c][18][19] BRA: 550,000[c][20] ITA: 380,000[c][21] SPA: 1.250 million[c][22][23] SWE 485,000[c][24] DEN: 270,000[c][25][26][27] SWI: 350,000[c][28] ARG: 1.606 million[c][29][30] BEL: 390,000[c][31][32] AUT: 500,000[c][33] POL: 175,000[c][34] NZ: 660,000[c][35][36]

600 million[37][38]500 million[39]

Elvis Presley

United States

Rock and roll / Pop / Country[40]

showTotal available certified units: 223.1 million US: 199.150 million[11] JPN: 300,000[c][12] GER: 1.2 million[c][13] UK: 13.145 million[c][14] FRA: 2.590 million[c][15][16] CAN: 2.925 million[c][17] AUS: 1.797 million[c][18][41] BRA: 125,000[c][20] ITA: 105,000[c][21] SPA: 300,000[c][22][42][43] SWE 380,000[c][24] DEN: 120,000[c][44][45][46] SWI: 185,000[c][28] MEX: 105,000[c][47] ARG: 110,000[c][29] BEL: 115,000[c][31][32] AUT: 205,000[c][33] FIN: 213,945[c][48] NZ: 117,500[c][35][36]

600 million[49][50]500 million[51]

Michael Jackson

United States

Pop / Rock / Dance / Soul / R&B[52]

showTotal available certified units: 185.8 million US: 104.5 million[11] JPN: 4.650 million[c][12][53] GER: 11.275 million[13] UK: 28.245 million[14] FRA: 11.375 million[15][16][54] CAN: 4.670 million[17] AUS: 6.740 million[c][18][19][55][56][57] BRA: 280,000[c][20] ITA: 1.195 million[c][21] SPA: 1.995 million[c][22][23][42][43][58] SWE: 1.230 million[c][24][59] DEN: 1.289 million[c][60][61][27] SWI: 910,000[c][28] MEX: 3.670 million[c][47] ARG: 124,000[c][29][30] BEL: 665,000[c][31][32] AUT: 1.197 million[c][33] POL: 530,000[c][34] FIN: 384,127[48] NZ: 902,500[35][36]

350 million[62][63]300 million[64][65]

Madonna

United States

Pop / Dance / Electronica[66]

showTotal available certified units: 171 million US: 85.675 million[11] JPN: 6.450 million [c][12][53] GER: 12.4 million[13] UK: 29.045 million[14] FRA: 12.81 million[15][16][54] CAN: 6.030 million[17] AUS: 4.787 million[c][18][67][68] BRA: 3.440 million[c][20] ITA: 465,000[c][21] SPA: 2.815 million[22][23][42][43][58] SWE: 1.070 million[c][24][59] DEN: 407,000[c][60][61][69][27][70][71] SWI: 1.080 million[c][28] MEX: 510,000[c][47] ARG: 1.098[29][30] BEL: 740,000[c][31][32] AUT: 602,500[c][33] POL: 530,000[c][34] FIN: 652,686[48] NZ: 417,500[35][36]

300 million[72][73]275 million[74]

Elton John

United Kingdom

Pop / Rock[75]

showTotal available certified units: 181.1 million US: 129.350 million[11] JPN: 1.1 million [c][12] GER: 7.9 million[c][13] UK: 22.595 million[c][14] FRA: 4.825 million[c][15][16][54] CAN: 5.975 million[c][17] AUS: 2.947 million[c][18][76] BRA: 835,000[c][20] SPA: 1.2 million[c][22][23][43][58] SWE: 740,000[c][24] DEN: 195,000[c][45][61][77][27] SWI: 1.313 million[c][28] MEX: 100,000[c][47] ARG: 128,000[29][30] BEL: 565,000[c][31][32] AUT: 765,000[c][33] POL: 150,000[c][34] FIN: 163,481[48] NZ: 255,000[c][35][36]

300 million[78][79]250 million[80][81]

Led Zeppelin

United Kingdom

Hard rock / Blues rock / Folk rock[82]

showTotal available certified units: 140 million US: 114.1 million[11] JPN: 400,000 [c][12] GER: 3.775 million[c][13] UK: 9.530 million[c][14] FRA: 2.310 million[c][15][16][83] CAN: 4.710 million[17] AUS: 2.8 million[c][18][84][85] BRA: 820,000[c][20] ITA: 420,000[c][21] SPA: 450,000[c][23][43][58] SWI: 211,000[c][28] ARG: 360,000[c][29] POL: 120,000[c][34]

300 million[86][87]200 million[88][89]

Pink Floyd

United Kingdom

1965–1996, 2014[90][91]

Progressive rock / Psychedelic rock[90]

showTotal available certified units: 119.6 million US: 78 million[11] JPN: 100,000[c][92] GER: 7.5 million[c][13] UK: 11.520 million[c][14] FRA: 6.360 million[c][15][16][54] CAN: 6.790 million[c][17] AUS: 2.932 million[c][18][19] BRA: 540,000[c][20] ITA: 1.910 million[c][21] SPA: 625,000[c][22][23][42][58] SWE: 220,000[c][24][59] SWI: 390,000[c][28] ARG: 582,000[c][29][30] BEL: 115,000[c][31][32] AUT: 460,000[c][33] POL: 590,000[c][34] NZ: 787,500[c][35][36]

250 million[93][94]200 million[95]

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Single by 2Pac featuring Danny Boy

from the album All Eyez on Me

Released

Format

Recorded

Genre

Length

Label

Songwriter(s)

Producer(s)

2Pac singles chronology

"Life Goes On" (1996) "I Ain't Mad at Cha" (1996) "Toss It Up" (1996) Music video "I Aint Mad At Cha (Clean Version)" on YouTube

"Life Goes On" (1996)

Music video

"I Ain't Mad at Cha"

Single by 2Pac featuring Danny Boy

from the album All Eyez on Me

September 15, 1996

12" single, CD single

October 1995; Can-Am Studios (Los Angeles)

Hip hop, R&B

Death Row, Interscope

Tupac Shakur Danny Steward Delmar Arnaud Etterlene Jordan

Daz Dillinger

2Pac singles chronology

Music video


Unnamed: 0

Substrates

Products

Enzyme

Reaction type

Comment

0 / 10

Oxaloacetate + Acetyl CoA + H2O

Citrate + CoA-SH

Citrate synthase

Aldol condensation

irreversible, extends the 4C oxaloacetate to a 6C molecule

Citrate

cis-Aconitate + H2O

Aconitase

Dehydration

reversible isomerisation

cis-Aconitate + H2O

Isocitrate

Hydration

Isocitrate + NAD+

Oxalosuccinate + NADH + H +

Isocitrate dehydrogenase

Oxidation

generates NADH (equivalent of 2.5 ATP)

Oxalosuccinate

α-Ketoglutarate + CO2

Decarboxylation

rate-limiting, irreversible stage, generates a 5C molecule

α-Ketoglutarate + NAD+ + CoA-SH

Succinyl-CoA + NADH + H+ + CO2

α-Ketoglutarate dehydrogenase

Oxidative decarboxylation

irreversible stage, generates NADH (equivalent of 2.5 ATP), regenerates the 4C chain (CoA excluded)

Succinyl-CoA + GDP + Pi

Succinate + CoA-SH + GTP

Succinyl-CoA synthetase

substrate-level phosphorylation

or ADP→ATP instead of GDP→GTP,[14] generates 1 ATP or equivalent Condensation reaction of GDP + Pi and hydrolysis of Succinyl-CoA involve the H2O needed for balanced equation.

Succinate + ubiquinone (Q)

Fumarate + ubiquinol (QH2)

Succinate dehydrogenase

Oxidation

uses FAD as a prosthetic group (FAD→FADH2 in the first step of the reaction) in the enzyme.[14]These two electrons are later transferred to QH2 during Complex II of the ETC, where they generate the equivalent of 1.5 ATP

Fumarate + H2O

L-Malate

Fumarase

Hydration

Hydration of C-C double bond

L-Malate + NAD+

Oxaloacetate + NADH + H+

Malate dehydrogenase

Oxidation

reversible (in fact, equilibrium favors malate), generates NADH (equivalent of 2.5 ATP)

10 / 0

Oxaloacetate + Acetyl CoA + H2O

Citrate + CoA-SH

Citrate synthase

Aldol condensation

This is the same as step 0 and restarts the cycle. The reaction is irreversible and extends the 4C oxaloacetate to a 6C molecule

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Date

Location

Result

Territorial changes

Great Britain  British America Iroquois Confederacy Catawba Cherokee (before 1758)

Jeffery Amherst Edward Braddock † James Wolfe † Earl of Loudoun James Abercrombie Edward Boscawen George Washington John Forbes George Monro

42,000 regulars and militia (peak strength, 1758)[1]

French and Indian War

Part of the Seven Years' War

The war theater

Date 1754–1763 Location North America Result British victory Treaty of Paris Territorial changes France cedes New France east of the Mississippi River to Great Britain, retaining Saint Pierre and Miquelon, and transfers Louisiana to Spain

North America

British victory Treaty of Paris

Belligerents

France  New France Wabanaki Confederacy Abenaki Mi'kmaq militia Algonquin Lenape Ojibwa Ottawa Shawnee Wyandot

Commanders and leaders

Louis-Joseph de Montcalm † Marquis de Vaudreuil Baron Dieskau (POW) François-Marie de Lignery † Chevalier de Lévis (POW) Joseph de Jumonville † Marquis Duquesne Daniel Lienard de Beaujeu †

Strength

10,000 regulars (troupes de la terre and troupes de la marine, peak strength, 1757)[2]

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No.

Title

Writer(s)

Performer(s)

Length

"Breakaway"

Avril Lavigne Bridget Benenate Matthew Gerrard

Kelly Clarkson

"I Decide"

Diane Warren

Lindsay Lohan

"This Is My Time"

Raven-Symoné Gerrard Robbie Nevil

Raven-Symoné

"I Always Get What I Want"

Lavigne Clif Magness

Avril Lavigne

"Trouble"

P!nk Tim Armstrong

P!nk

"Because You Live"

Chris Braide Andreas Carlsson Desmond Child

Jesse McCartney

"Love Me Tender"

Elvis Presley Vera Matson

Norah Jones and Adam Levy

"Fun in the Sun"

Harwell

Steve Harwell

"Let's Bounce"

Gerrard Nevil

Christy Carlson Romano

"Dance, Dance, Dance"

Brian Wilson Carl Wilson Mike Love

Wilson Phillips

"Fools"

Anders Bagge Amthor Birgisson Henrik Janson Karen Poole

Rachel Stevens

"A Love That Will Last"

David Foster Linda S. Thompson

Renee Olstead

"Your Crowning Glory"

Lorraine Feather Lawrence Grossman [7]

Julie Andrews, Raven-Symoné & Anne Hathaway

"Miracles Happen"

Pamela Eileen Sheyne Eliot John Kennedy

Jonny Blu

"The Meaning"

Lillix

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Coordinates

Carries

Crosses

Locale

Official name

Maintained by

Design

Material

Total length

Width

Height

Longest span

Clearance above

Clearance below

Architect

Engineering design by

Construction start

Construction end

Opened

Daily traffic

Toll

Designated

Reference no.

Designated

Reference no.

Golden Gate Bridge

View of the Golden Gate Bridge from Marshall’s Beach in the Presidio of San Francisco

37°49′11″N 122°28′43″W / 37.81972°N 122.47861°WCoordinates: 37°49′11″N 122°28′43″W / 37.81972°N 122.47861°W

6 lanes of US 101 / SR 1 (see below), pedestrians and bicycles.

Golden Gate

San Francisco, California and Marin County, California, U.S.

Golden Gate Bridge

Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District[1]

Characteristics

Art Deco, Suspension, truss arch & truss causeways

Steel

8,981 ft (2,737.4 m),[2] about 1.7 mi (2.7 km)

90 ft (27.4 m)

746 ft (227.4 m)

4,200 ft (1,280.2 m)[3]

14 ft (4.3 m) at toll gates, Trucks cannot pass

220 ft (67.1 m) at high tide

History

Irving Morrow

Joseph Strauss, and Charles Ellis

January 5, 1933

April 19, 1937

May 27, 1937; 80 years ago

Statistics

Cars (southbound only) $7.50 (Pay by plate), $6.50 (FasTrak), $4.50 (carpools during peak hours, FasTrak only)

California Historical Landmark

June 18, 1987[5]

San Francisco Designated Landmark

May 21, 1999[6]

Golden Gate Bridge Bridges in the San Francisco Bay

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Owner(s)

Base

Series

Car numbers

Race drivers

Sponsors

Manufacturer

Opened

Debut

Latest race

Races competed

Drivers' Championships

Race victories

Pole positions

Joe GibbsJ. D. GibbsCoy Gibbs

Huntersville, North Carolina

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup SeriesXfinity SeriesARCA Racing Series

02, 2, 8, 11, 18, 19, 20, 42, 44, 48, 54, 75, 80, 81

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series:11. Denny Hamlin18. Kyle Busch19. Daniel Suárez 20. Erik JonesXfinity Series:18. Daniel Suárez, Kyle Benjamin, Kyle Busch, Ryan Preece, Denny Hamlin, Erik Jones19. Brandon Jones 20. Christopher Bell (R) ARCA Racing Series:18. Riley Herbst Developmental:Riley Herbst

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series:11. FedEx (Express, Ground, Freight, Office), Sport Clips18. M&M's, Snickers Almond, Skittles, Pedigree, Interstate Batteries19. Arris, Stanley, Comcast Business, Peak 20. DeWalt, Sport Clips, Reser's Fine Foods, Circle K Xfinity Series:18. NOS Energy Drink, Hisense, Arris, Sport Clips, Peak, Juniper Networks, Sirius XM, Reser's Fine Foods, Rheem, Comcast Business19. Menards 20. Rheem, JBL, ToyotaCareARCA Racing Series:18. NOS Energy Drink

Toyota

Career

Monster Energy Cup Series:1992 Daytona 500 (Daytona)Xfinity Series:1997 All Pro Bumper To Bumper 300 (Charlotte)Camping World Truck Series:2000 NAPA 250 (Martinsville)ARCA Racing Series:1999 Georgia Boot 400 (Atlanta)

Monster Energy Cup Series:2018 Toyota Owners 400 (Richmond) Xfinity Series:2018 ToyotaCare 250 (Richmond) Camping World Truck Series:2002 Ford 200 (Homestead)ARCA Re/Max Series:2017 Lucas Oil Complete Engine Treatment 200 (Daytona)

Total: 3,532Monster Energy Cup Series: 2,076Xfinity Series: 1,379Camping World Truck Series: 65ARCA Racing Series: 12

Total: 6Monster Energy Cup Series: 42000, 2002, 2005, 2015Xfinity Series: 22009, 2016Camping World Truck Series: 0ARCA Racing Series: 0

Total: 294Monster Energy Cup Series: 150Xfinity Series: 143Camping World Truck Series: 0ARCA Racing Series: 1

Total: 267Monster Energy Cup Series: 114Xfinity Series: 152Camping World Truck Series: 0ARCA Racing Series: 1


← 2016 On or before 18 May 2019 (half-Senate) On or before 2 November 2019 (House of Representatives)

← 2016

All 151 seats in the Australian House of Representatives 76 seats are needed for a majority 40 (of the 76) seats in the Australian Senate

Opinion polls

Leader Malcolm Turnbull Bill Shorten Party Liberal/National coalition Labor Leader since 14 September 2015 13 October 2013 Leader's seat Wentworth Maribyrnong Last election 76 seats 69 seats Current seats 76 seats 69 seats Seats needed 7 2016 TPP 50.36% 49.64% TPP polling 47% 53%  Leader Richard Di Natale Nick Xenophon Party Greens Xenophon Team Leader since 6 May 2015 1 June 2013 Leader's seat Senator for Victoria Not Contesting Last election 1 seat 1 seat Current seats 1 seat 1 seat Seats needed 75 75  Leader Bob Katter Party Katter's Australian Leader since 3 June 2011 Leader's seat Kennedy Last election 1 seat Current seats 1 seat Seats needed 75

Leader

Party

Leader since

Leader's seat

Last election

Current seats

Seats needed

2016 TPP

TPP polling

Leader

Party

Leader since

Leader's seat

Last election

Current seats

Seats needed

Leader

Party

Leader since

Leader's seat

Last election

Current seats

Seats needed

Incumbent Prime minister Malcolm Turnbull Liberal/National coalition

Unnamed: 0

Opinion polls

Malcolm Turnbull Bill Shorten

Liberal/National coalition Labor

14 September 2015 13 October 2013

Wentworth Maribyrnong

76 seats 69 seats

76 seats 69 seats

50.36% 49.64%

47% 53%

Richard Di Natale Nick Xenophon

Greens Xenophon Team

6 May 2015 1 June 2013

Senator for Victoria Not Contesting

1 seat 1 seat

1 seat 1 seat

75 75

Bob Katter

Katter's Australian

3 June 2011

Kennedy

1 seat

1 seat

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Conference

Division

Founded

History

Arena

Location

Team colors

Main sponsor

President

General manager

Head coach

Ownership

Affiliation(s)

Championships

Conference titles

Division titles

Retired numbers

Website

Home

Golden State Warriors

2018–19 Golden State Warriors season

2018–19 Golden State Warriors season

Western

Pacific

Philadelphia Warriors 1946–1962 San Francisco Warriors 1962–1971 Golden State Warriors 1971–present[1][2][3]

Oracle Arena

Oakland, California

Royal blue, California golden yellow, slate[4][5]

Rick Welts

Bob Myers

Steve Kerr

Joe Lacob (majority), Peter Guber

Santa Cruz Warriors

6 (1947, 1956, 1975, 2015, 2017, 2018)

10 Eastern: 3 (1947, 1948, 1956)[a] Western: 7 (1964, 1967, 1975, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)

6 (1975, 1976, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)

6 (13, 14, 16, 17, 24, 42)

Uniforms

Home Away

Away

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Currency

Fiscal year

Trade organisations

GDP

GDP rank

GDP growth

GDP per capita

GDP per capita rank

GDP by sector

Inflation (CPI)

Base borrowing rate

Population below poverty line

Gini coefficient

Human Development Index

Labour force

Labour force by occupation

Unemployment

Average net salary

Main industries

Ease-of-doing-business rank

Exports

Export goods

Main export partners

Imports

Import goods

Main import partners

FDI stock

Current account

Gross external debt

Net international investment position

Public debt

Revenues

Expenses

Economic aid

Credit rating

Foreign reserves

Mumbai, Maharashtra the financial center of India[1][2]

Indian rupee (INR) ₹1 = 100 Paise

1 April – 31 March

WTO, WCO,WFTU, G-20 and others

Statistics

$2.848 trillion (nominal; 2018 est)[3] $10.385 trillion (PPP; 2018 est)[3]

6th (nominal) 3rd (PPP)

7.2% (Q3, 2017-18) (MOSPI)[4]

$2,134 (nominal; 2018 est)[3] $7,783 (PPP; 2018 est)[3]

141st (nominal) 123rd (PPP)

Agriculture: 17.32% Industry: 29.02% Services: 53.66% (2016 est.)[5]

4.28% (March 2018)[6]

6.25% (as on 16 Mar. 2018)[7]

21.2%[8] 58% live less than $3.10/day[9] (2011; World bank estimate)

33.9 (2013)[10]

0.624 (2015) medium[11] (131st)

520.2 million (2017)[12]

Agriculture: 47% Industry: 22% Services: 31% (FY 2014 est.)[13]

8.8% (2017) [14]

₹82,269 / $1,284 annually (2016-17)[15]

Textiles chemicals food processing steel cement mining petroleum machinery software pharmaceuticals transportation equipment[16][17]

100 (2017)[18]

External

$275.8 billion (2017)[19]

Agricultural products 13.2% Fuels and mining products 15.7% Manufacturers 68.4% Others 2.7%[19]

European Union 17.6%  United States 16.1%  United Arab Emirates 11.5%  Hong Kong 5.1%  China 3.4% Other 46.3%[19]

$384.3 billion (2017)[19]

Agricultural products 7.1% Fuels and mining products 33.1% Manufacturers 47.8% Other 12%[19]

China 17%  European Union 11.3%  United States 5.7%  United Arab Emirates 5.4%  Saudi Arabia 5.2% Other 55.5%[19]

Inward: $318.50 billion Outward: $144.13 billion (2016)[20]

0.7% of GDP (2016–17)[21][22]

$471.9 billion (31 March 2017)[23][24]

-$404.8 billion (Sept. 2017)[25]

Public finances

67.7% of GDP (2017)[26]

₹35.41 trillion (US$540 billion) (2017)[27]

₹46.25 trillion (US$710 billion) (2017)[27]

$2.68 billion (2016)[28]

Standard & Poor's:[29] BBB− (Domestic) BBB− (Foreign) BBB+ (T&C Assessment) Outlook: Stable Moody's:[30] Baa2 Outlook: Stable Fitch:[31] BBB− Outlook: Stable

$426.082 billion ( 13 April 2018)[32] (8th)

Main data source: CIA World Fact Book All values, unless otherwise stated, are in US dollars.

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No

Wrestler

Rumbles entered

First Rumble

Most recent Rumble

Isaac Yankem/"Diesel"/Kane

Shawn Michaels

Big Show

Goldust

The Miz

The Undertaker

The Sultan/Fatu/Rikishi

Mabel/Viscera/Big Daddy V

Chris Jericho

Kofi Kingston

Dolph Ziggler

who has appeared in the most royal rumbles

Isaac Yankem/"Diesel"/Kane
Shawn Michaels


No.

Executed person

Date of execution

Method

Victim(s)

Under Governor

John Arthur Spenkelink

May 25, 1979

Electric chair

Joseph J. Szymankiewicz

Bob Graham

Robert Austin Sullivan[1]

November 30, 1983

Donald Schmidt

Anthony Antone[1]

January 26, 1984

Richard Cloud

Arthur Goode[1]

April 5, 1984

Jason VerDow

James Adams[1]

April 10, 1984

Edgar Brown

Carl Shriner[1]

June 20, 1984

Judith Ann Carter

David Leroy Washington[1]

July 13, 1984

Daniel Pridgen, Frank Meli, and Katrina Birk

Ernest John Dobbert, Jr.[1]

September 7, 1984

Kelley Dobbert and Ryder Dobbert

James Dupree Henry[1]

September 20, 1984

Zelie L. Riley

Timothy Charles Palmes[1]

November 8, 1984

James Stone

James David Raulerson[1]

January 30, 1985

Jacksonville, Florida Sheriff's Officer Mike Stewart

Johnny Paul Witt[1]

March 4, 1985

Jonathan Kushner

Marvin Francois[1]

May 29, 1985

Livingston Stocker, Henry Clayton, Randolph Holmes, Charles Stinson, Gilbert Williams, and Michael Miller

Daniel Morris Thomas[1]

April 15, 1986

Charles Anderson

David Livingston Funchess[1]

April 22, 1986

Anna Waldrop and Clayton Ragen

Ronald John Michael Straight[1]

May 20, 1986

James Stone

Beauford White[1]

August 28, 1987

Livingston Stocker, Henry Clayton, Randolph Holms, Charles Stinson, Gilbert Williams, and Michael Miller

Bob Martinez

Willie Jasper Darden[1]

March 15, 1988

James Turman

Jeffrey Josepth Daugherty[1]

November 7, 1988

Lavonne Sailer, Betty Campbell, Carmen Abrams, and Elizabeth Shanks

Ted Bundy

January 24, 1989

Kimberly Leach, Lisa Levy, Margaret Bowman, and others

Aubrey Dennis Adams, Jr.[1]

May 4, 1989

Trisa Gail Thomley

Jesse Tafero

May 4, 1990

FHP Trooper Phillip Black and OPP Constable Donald Irwin

Anthony Bertolotti[1]

July 27, 1990

Carol Ward

James William Hamblen[1]

September 21, 1990

Laureen Jean Edwards

Raymond Robert Clark[1]

November 19, 1990

David Drake

Roy Allen Harich[1]

April 24, 1991

Carlene Kelly

Lawton Chiles

Bobby Marion Francis[1]

June 25, 1991

Titus Walters

Nollie Lee Martin[1]

May 12, 1992

Patricia Greenfield

Edward Dean Kennedy[1]

July 21, 1992

Floyd Cone, Jr. and FHP Trooper Robert McDernon, Sr.

Robert Dale Henderson, Sr.[1]

April 21, 1993

Murray Ferderber, Dorothy Wilkerson, Ivan Barnett, Marie Barnett, and Clifford Barnett

Larry Joe Johnson[1]

May 5, 1993

James Hadden

Michael Alan Durocher[1]

August 25, 1993

Joshua Durocher, Grace Reed, and Candice Reed

Roy Allen Stewart[1]

April 22, 1994

Margaret Haizlip

Bernard Bolander[1]

July 18, 1995

Rudolfi Ayan, Sr., Nico Hernandez, John Merino, and Scott Bennett

Jerry White

December 4, 1995

James Melson

Philip Alexander Atkins[1]

December 5, 1995

Antonio Castillo

John Earl Bush[1]

October 21, 1996

Frances Julia Slater

John Mills, Jr.[1]

December 6, 1996

Les Lawhon

Pedro Medina

March 25, 1997

Dorothy James

Gerald Eugene Stano

March 23, 1998

Cathy Lee Scharf

Leo Alexander Jones

March 24, 1998

Jacksonville, Florida Sheriff's Officer Thomas Szarfranski

Judy Buenoano

March 30, 1998

James Goodyear

Daniel Eugene Remeta[1][2]

March 31, 1998

Mearle Reeder, Linda Marvin, Larry McFarland, and Glenn Moore

Allen Lee Davis

July 8, 1999

Nancy Weiler, Kristina Weiler, and Katherine Weiler

Jeb Bush

Terry Melvin Sims[1][3]

February 23, 2000

Lethal injection

Seminole County Sheriff's Office deputy George Pfeil

Anthony Braden Bryan[1][4]

February 24, 2000

George Wilson

Bennie Eddie Demps[1][5]

June 7, 2000

Alfred Sturgis, Celia Puhlick, and R.N. Brinkworth

Thomas Harrison Provenzano

June 21, 2000

Deputy Sheriff William Wilkerson, Deputy Sheriff Harry Dalton (died in 1991), Corrections Officer Mark Parker (died in 2009)

Dan Patrick Hauser[1][6]

August 25, 2000

Melanie Rodrigues

Edward Castro[1][7]

December 7, 2000

Austin Carter Scott

Robert Dewey Glock, II[1][8]

January 11, 2001

Sharilyn Ritchie

Rigoberto Sanchez-Velasco[1][9]

October 2, 2002

Katixa Ecenarro

Aileen Carol Wuornos

October 9, 2002

Richard Mallory, Dick Humphreys, Charles Carskaddon, Troy Burress, Peter Siems, Walter Jeno Antonio, and David Spears

Linroy Bottoson[1][10]

December 9, 2002

Catherine Alexander

Amos Lee King, Jr.[1][11]

February 26, 2003

Natalie Brady

Newton Carlton Slawson[1][12]

May 16, 2003

Gerald Wood, Peggy Wood, Jennifer Wood, and Glendon Wood

Paul Jennings Hill

September 3, 2003

John Bayard Britton and James Herman Barrett

Johnny Leartice Robinson

February 4, 2004

Beverly St. George

John Richard Blackwelder

May 26, 2004

Raymond D. Wigley

Glen James Ocha

April 5, 2005

Carol Skjerva

Clarence Edward Hill

September 20, 2006

Pensacola, Florida police officer Stephen Taylor

Arthur Dennis Rutherford[13][14]

October 19, 2006

Stella Salamon

Danny Harold Rolling

October 25, 2006

Sonja Larson, Christina Powell, Christa Hoyt, Manuel R. Taboada, and Tracy Inez Paules

Ángel Nieves Díaz

December 13, 2006

Joseph Nagy

Mark Dean Schwab

July 1, 2008

Junny Rios-Martinez, Jr.

Charlie Crist

Richard Henyard

September 23, 2008

Jamilya and Jasmine Lewis

Wayne Tompkins

February 11, 2009

Lisa DeCarr

John Richard Marek

August 19, 2009

Adella Marie Simmons

Martin Edward Grossman

February 16, 2010

Wildlife Officer Margaret "Peggy" Park

Manuel Valle

September 28, 2011

Police officer Louis Pena

Rick Scott

Oba Chandler

November 15, 2011

Joan Rogers, Michelle Rogers and Christe Rogers

Robert Brian Waterhouse

February 15, 2012

Deborah Kammerer

David Alan Gore

April 12, 2012

Lynn Elliot, Hsiang Huang Ling, Ying Hua Ling, Judy Kay Daley, Angelica LaVellee, and Barbara Ann Byer

Manuel Pardo, Jr.

December 11, 2012

Mario Amador, Roberto Alfonso, Luis Robledo, Ulpiano Ledo, Michael Millot, Fara Quintero, Sara Musa, Ramon Alvero Cruz and Daisy Ricard

Larry Eugene Mann

April 10, 2013

Elisa Vera Nelson

Elmer Leon Carroll

May 29, 2013

Christine McGowan

William Edward Van Poyck

June 12, 2013

Florida Department of Corrections officer Fred Griffis

John Errol Ferguson

August 5, 2013

Brian Glenfeldt, Belinda Worley, Livingstone Stocker, Michael Miller, Henry Clayton, John Holmes, Gilbert Williams, and Charles Cesar Stinson

Marshall Lee Gore

October 1, 2013

Robyn Novick (also killed Susan Roark but was executed for killing Novick)

William Frederick Happ

October 15, 2013

Angela Crowley

Darius Mark Kimbrough

November 12, 2013

Denise Collins

Thomas Knight (Askari Abdullah Muhammad)

January 7, 2014

Sydney and Lillian Gans, Florida Department of Corrections officer Richard Burke

Juan Carlos Chavez

February 12, 2014

Jimmy Ryce

Paul Augustus Howell

February 26, 2014

Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Jimmy Fulford

Robert Lavern Henry

March 20, 2014

Phyllis Harris and Janet Cox Thermidor

Robert Eugene Hendrix

April 23, 2014

Elmer Bryant Scott Jr., Michelle Scott

John Ruthell Henry

June 18, 2014

Suzanne Henry and Eugene Christian

Eddie Wayne Davis

July 10, 2014

Kimberly Waters

Chadwick Dewellyn Banks

November 13, 2014

Cassandra Banks and Melody Cooper

Johnny Shane Kormondy

January 15, 2015

Gary McAdams

Jerry William Correll

October 29, 2015

Susan Correll, Tuesday Correll, Mary Lou Hines, Marybeth Jones

Oscar Ray Bolin, Jr.

January 7, 2016

Teri Lynn Matthews, Natalie Blanche Holley, Stephanie Collins

Mark James Asay[15]

August 24, 2017

Robert Lee Booker and Robert McDowell

Michael Ray Lambrix

October 5, 2017

Aleisha Bryant and Clarence Moore

Patrick Charles Hannon

November 8, 2017

Brandon Snider and Robert Carter

Eric Scott Branch

February 22, 2018

Susan Morris

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Coordinates

Carries

Crosses

Locale

Official name

Other name(s)

Design

Material

Total length

Width

Longest span

Clearance below

Designer

Construction start

Construction end

Charles Bridge

50°5′11.21″N 14°24′42.68″E / 50.0864472°N 14.4118556°ECoordinates: 50°5′11.21″N 14°24′42.68″E / 50.0864472°N 14.4118556°E

Pedestrian only

Vltava River

Prague

Karlův most

Stone Bridge (Kamenný most), Prague Bridge (Pražský most)

Characteristics

Stone

Bohemian sandstone

515.8 metres (1,692 ft)[1]

9.5 metres (31 ft)[1]

13.4 metres (44 ft)[1]

13 metres (43 ft)[1]

History

Peter Parler

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Series

Celebrity

Notability

Status

Jack Dee

Comedian

1st – Winner

Claire Sweeney

Actress

2nd – Runner-up

Keith Duffy

Singer and actor

3rd – Third place

Anthea Turner

Presenter

4th – Evicted

Vanessa Feltz

Broadcaster and journalist

5th – Evicted

Chris Eubank

Boxer

6th – Evicted

Mark Owen

Singer

1st – Winner

Les Dennis

Presenter and comedian

2nd – Runner-up

Melinda Messenger

Glamour model and presenter

3rd – Third place

Sue Perkins

Comedian and presenter

4th – Evicted

Anne Diamond

Journalist and presenter

5th – Evicted

Goldie

Musician, DJ and actor

6th – Evicted

Bez

Dancer and percussionist

1st – Winner

Kenzie

Rapper

2nd – Runner-up

Brigitte Nielsen

Actress and model

3rd – Third place

Jeremy Edwards

Actor

4th – Evicted

Caprice Bourret

Model and actress

5th – Evicted

Lisa I'Anson

Presenter

6th – Evicted

John McCririck

Horse racing pundit

7th – Evicted

Jackie Stallone

Mother of Sylvester Stallone

8th – Evicted

Germaine Greer

Feminist, academic and journalist

9th – Walked

Chantelle Houghton

Non-celebrity

1st – Winner

Michael Barrymore

Comedian and presenter

2nd – Runner-up

Maggot

Rapper

3rd – Third place

Preston

Singer

4th – Evicted

Pete Burns

Singer

5th – Evicted

Traci Bingham

Actress and model

6th – Evicted

Dennis Rodman

Basketball player

7th – Evicted

George Galloway

Politician and journalist

8th – Evicted

Rula Lenska

Actress

9th – Evicted

Faria Alam

Affair with Sven-Goran Eriksson

10th – Evicted

Jodie Marsh

Glamour model

11th – Evicted

Shilpa Shetty

Actress

1st – Winner

Jermaine Jackson

Jackson family member and singer

2nd – Runner-up

Dirk Benedict

Actor

3rd – Third place

Ian "H" Watkins

Singer

4th – Evicted

Danielle Lloyd

Glamour model and Miss Great Britain

5th – Evicted

Jack Tweed

Boyfriend of Jade Goody

6th – Evicted

Cleo Rocos

Actress

7th – Evicted

Jo O'Meara

Singer

8th – Evicted

Jade Goody

Reality TV star

9th – Evicted

Carole Malone

Journalist and broadcaster

10th – Evicted

Leo Sayer

Singer

11th – Walked

Jackiey Budden

Mother of Jade Goody

12th – Evicted

Ken Russell

Director

13th – Walked

Donny Tourette

Singer

14th – Walked

Ulrika Jonsson

Presenter

1st – Winner

Terry Christian

Presenter

2nd – Runner-up

Coolio

Musician

3rd – Third place

Verne Troyer

Actor

4th – Evicted

Ben Adams

Singer

5th – Evicted

Tommy Sheridan

Politician

6th – Evicted

La Toya Jackson

Jackson family member and singer

7th – Evicted

Michelle Heaton

Singer

8th – Evicted

Mutya Buena

Singer

9th – Walked

Tina Malone

Actress

10th – Evicted

Lucy Pinder

Glamour model

11th – Evicted

Alex Reid

Mixed martial artist

1st – Winner

Dane Bowers

Singer

2nd – Runner-up

Vinnie Jones

Actor and ex-footballer

3rd – Third place

Jonas Altberg

Singer, record producer and DJ

4th – Evicted

Stephanie Beacham

Actress

5th – Evicted

Nicola T

Glamour model

6th – Evicted

Ivana Trump

Model and socialite

7th – Evicted

Sisqó

Singer

8th – Evicted

Stephen Baldwin

Actor

9th – Evicted

Lady Sovereign

Rapper

10th – Evicted

Heidi Fleiss

Former pimp and TV personality

11th – Evicted

Katia Ivanova

Ex-girlfriend of Ronnie Wood

12th – Evicted

Paddy Doherty

Reality TV star

1st – Winner

Kerry Katona

Media personality and singer

2nd – Runner-up

Jedward

Singers

3rd – Third place

Amy Childs

Reality TV star

4th – Evicted

Lucien Laviscount

Actor

5th – Evicted

Darryn Lyons

Paparazzo

6th – Evicted

Bobby Sabel

Model

7th – Evicted

Tara Reid

Actress and model

8th – Evicted

Pamela Bach Hasselhoff

Actress, ex-wife of David Hasselhoff

9th – Evicted

Sally Bercow

Wife of John Bercow

10th – Evicted

Denise Welch

Actress and TV panellist

1st – Winner

Frankie Cocozza

Singer

2nd – Runner-up

Gareth Thomas

Rugby player

3rd – Third place

Michael Madsen

Actor, poet and photographer

4th – Evicted

Karissa and Kristina Shannon

Playboy playmates and glamour models

5th – Evicted

Romeo

Rapper

6th – Evicted

Nicola McLean

Glamour model and media personality

7th – Evicted

Natalie Cassidy

Actress and TV personality

8th – Evicted

Kirk Norcross

Reality TV star

9th – Evicted

Georgia Salpa

Model

10th – Evicted

Natasha Giggs

Affair with Ryan Giggs

11th – Evicted

Andrew Stone

Reality TV star

12th – Evicted

Julian Clary

Comedian

1st – Winner

Coleen Nolan

Singer and TV presenter

2nd – Runner-up

Martin Kemp

Singer and actor

3rd – Third place

The Situation

Reality TV star

4th – Evicted

Ashley McKenzie

Judoka

5th – Evicted

MC Harvey

Rapper

6th – Evicted

Julie Goodyear

Actress

7th – Evicted

Prince Lorenzo

Italian prince and entrepreneur

8th – Evicted

Danica Thrall

Glamour model and TV personality

9th – Evicted

Samantha Brick

Journalist and writer

10th – Evicted

Rhian Sugden

Glamour model

11th – Evicted

Cheryl Fergison

Actress

12th – Evicted

Jasmine Lennard

Fashion model

13th – Evicted

Rylan Clark

Singer

1st – Winner

Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt

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Reality TV stars

2nd – Runner-up

Ryan Moloney

Actor

3rd – Third place

Claire Richards

Singer

4th – Evicted

Razor Ruddock

Ex-footballer and TV personality

5th – Evicted

Tricia Penrose

Actress and singer

6th – Evicted

Frankie Dettori

Jockey

7th – Evicted

Gillian Taylforth

Actress

8th – Evicted

Lacey Banghard

Glamour model

9th – Evicted

Sam Robertson

Actor

10th – Evicted

Paula Hamilton

Supermodel

11th – Evicted

Charlotte Crosby

Reality TV star

1st – Winner

Abz Love

Singer

2nd – Runner-up

Lauren Harries

Media personality

3rd – Third place

Carol McGiffin

TV presenter and journalist

4th – Evicted

Mario Falcone

Reality TV star

5th – Evicted

Vicky Entwistle

Actress

6th – Evicted

Louie Spence

Dancer and TV personality

7th – Evicted

Courtney Stodden

TV and media personality

8th – Evicted

Bruce Jones

Actor

9th – Evicted

Dustin Diamond

Actor

10th – Evicted

Sophie Anderton

Model and reality TV star

11th – Evicted

Ron Atkinson

Former football manager and pundit

12th – Evicted

Danielle Marr

Reality TV star

13th – Evicted

Jim Davidson

Comedian and TV presenter

1st – Winner

Dappy

Rapper

2nd – Runner-up

Ollie Locke

Reality TV star

3rd – Third place

Luisa Zissman

Reality TV star

4th – Evicted

Sam Faiers

Reality TV star

5th – Evicted

Casey Batchelor

Glamour model

6th – Evicted

Lee Ryan

Singer

7th – Evicted

Linda Nolan

Singer

8th – Evicted

Liz Jones

Journalist and columnist

9th – Evicted

Lionel Blair

Actor

10th – Evicted

Jasmine Waltz

US media personality

11th – Evicted

Evander Holyfield

Boxer

12th – Evicted

Gary Busey

Actor

1st – Winner

Audley Harrison

Heavyweight boxer

2nd – Runner-up

James Jordan

Professional dancer

3rd – Third place

George Gilbey

Reality TV star

4th – Evicted

Dee Kelly

Reality TV star

5th – Evicted

Edele Lynch

Singer

6th – Evicted

Lauren Goodger

Reality TV star

7th – Evicted

Ricci Guarnaccio

Reality TV star

8th – Evicted

Kellie Maloney

Boxing manager and former UKIP politician

9th – Evicted

Stephanie Pratt

Reality TV star

10th – Evicted

Frenchy

Model, actress and TV personality

11th – Evicted

Claire King

Actress

12th – Walked

Leslie Jordan

Actor

13th – Evicted

David McIntosh

Model and Kelly Brook's fiancé

14th – Evicted

Katie Price

TV personality and glamour model

1st – Winner

Katie Hopkins

TV personality and columnist

2nd – Runner-up

Calum Best

Model and TV personality

3rd – Third place

Keith Chegwin

Actor and presenter

4th – Evicted

Michelle Visage

Singer and presenter

5th – Evicted

Perez Hilton

Blogger and TV personality

6th – Evicted

Kavana

Singer

7th – Evicted

Cami-Li

Model

8th – Evicted

Nadia Sawalha

Actress and presenter

9th – Evicted

Patsy Kensit

Actress

10th – Evicted

Alicia Douvall

Media personality

11th – Evicted

Alexander O'Neal

Singer

12th – Walked

Chloe Goodman

Reality TV star

13th – Evicted

Ken Morley

Actor

14th – Ejected

Jeremy Jackson

Actor

15th – Ejected

James Hill

Reality TV star

1st – Winner

Austin Armacost

Reality TV star

2nd – Runner-up

Natasha Hamilton

Singer

3rd – Third place

Bobby Davro

Comedian

4th – Evicted

Stevi Ritchie and Chloe-Jasmine Whichello

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Singers and Reality TV stars

5th – Evicted

Sherrie Hewson

Actress

6th – Evicted

Janice Dickinson

Model

7th – Evicted

Jenna Jameson

Porn star

8th – Evicted

Farrah Abraham

Reality TV star

9th – Evicted

Gail Porter

TV presenter

10th – Evicted

Fatman Scoop

Rapper

11th – Evicted

Chris Ellison

Actor

12th – Evicted

Daniel Baldwin

Actor

13th – Evicted

Tila Tequila

Internet personality and reality TV star

14th – Ejected

Scotty T

Reality TV star

1st – Winner

Stephanie Davis

Actress

2nd – Runner-up

Darren Day

Actor and singer

3rd – Third place

Tiffany Pollard

Reality TV star

4th – Evicted

Danniella Westbrook

Actress

5th – Evicted

John Partridge

Actor

6th – Evicted

Gemma Collins

Reality TV star

7th – Evicted

Jeremy McConnell

Reality TV star and model

8th – Evicted

Christopher Maloney

Singer

9th – Evicted

Megan McKenna

Reality TV star

10th – Evicted

Kristina Rihanoff

Professional dancer

11th – Evicted

Angie Bowie

Ex-wife of David Bowie

12th – Walked

David Gest

Producer and TV personality

13th – Walked

Nancy Dell'Olio

Ex-girlfriend of Sven-Göran Eriksson

14th – Evicted

Jonathan Cheban

Reality TV star

15th – Walked

Winston McKenzie

Former boxer and UKIP candidate

16th – Evicted

Stephen Bear

Reality TV star

1st – Winner

Ricky Norwood

Actor

2nd – Runner-up

Renee Graziano

Reality TV star

3rd – Third place

Marnie Simpson

Reality TV star

4th – Evicted

Aubrey O'Day

Singer and reality TV star

5th – Evicted

Frankie Grande

Internet personality and half-brother of Ariana Grande

6th – Evicted

Samantha Fox

Model and singer

7th – Evicted

Katie Waissel

Singer

8th – Evicted

James Whale

Radio broadcaster

9th – Evicted

Lewis Bloor

Reality TV star

10th – Evicted

Heavy D

Reality TV star

11th – Evicted

Chloe Khan

Media personality

12th – Evicted

Saira Khan

TV presenter

13th – Evicted

Grant Bovey

Media personality and ex-husband of Anthea Turner

14th – Evicted

Christopher Biggins

Actor and TV presenter

15th – Ejected

Coleen Nolan

Singer, TV presenter and CBB10 housemate

1st – Winner

Jedward

Singers and CBB8 housemates

2nd – Runner-up

Kim Woodburn

Television presenter and expert cleaner

3rd – Third place

James Cosmo

Actor

4th – Evicted

Nicola McLean

Model, media personality and CBB9 housemate

5th – Evicted

Bianca Gascoigne

Model and TV personality

6th – Evicted

Calum Best

Model, TV personality and CBB15 housemate

7th – Evicted

Jamie O'Hara

Footballer

8th – Evicted

Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt

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Reality TV stars and CBB11 housemates

9th – Evicted

Jessica Cunningham

Reality TV star

10th – Evicted

Stacy Francis

Singer and reality TV star

11th – Evicted

Chloe Ferry

Reality TV star

12th – Evicted

James Jordan

Professional dancer and CBB14 housemate

13th – Evicted

Jasmine Waltz

US media personality and CBB13 housemate

14th – Evicted

Austin Armacost

Reality TV star and CBB16 housemate

15th – Evicted

Angie Best

Model and ex-wife of George Best

16th – Evicted

Brandon Block

DJ

17th – Walked

Ray J

Singer and TV personality

18th – Walked

Sarah Harding

Singer and actress

1st – Winner

Amelia Lily

Singer and actress

2nd – Runner-up

Sam Thompson

Reality TV star

3rd – Third place

Derek Acorah

Spiritual medium

4th – Evicted

Chad Johnson

Reality TV star

5th – Evicted

Jemma Lucy

Reality TV star

6th – Evicted

Shaun Williamson

Actor

7th – Evicted

Helen Lederer

Comedian and actress

8th – Evicted

Sandi Bogle

Reality TV star

9th – Evicted

Paul Danan

Actor

10th – Evicted

Brandi Glanville

Reality TV star

11th – Evicted

Jordan Davies

Reality TV star

12th – Evicted

Trisha Paytas

Internet personality

13th – Walked

Karthik Nagesan

Reality TV star

14th – Evicted

Marissa Jade

Reality TV star

15th – Evicted

Shane Jenek/Courtney Act

Reality TV star, drag queen and singer

1st – Winner

Ann Widdecombe

Politician

2nd – Runner-up

Shane Lynch

Singer

3rd – Third place

Jess Impiazzi

Reality TV star

4th – Evicted

Wayne Sleep

Dancer

5th – Evicted

Amanda Barrie

Actress

6th – Evicted

Malika Haqq

Reality TV star

7th – Evicted

Ashley James

Reality TV star

8th – Evicted

Daniel O'Reilly

Comedian

9th – Evicted

Jonny Mitchell

Reality TV star

10th – Evicted

Andrew Brady

Reality TV star

11th – Evicted

Ginuwine

Singer

12th – Evicted

John Barnes

Footballer

13th – Evicted

Maggie Oliver

Detective constable

14th – Evicted

Rachel Johnson

Journalist and presenter

15th – Evicted

India Willoughby

Newsreader

16th – Evicted

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