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Talk:Smile (The Beach Boys album)
Recognised start of the project
re this. Not only was I following what is said in the main text, but David Leaf writes in the liner notes to Brian Wilson Presents Smile that Smile was "born in the summer of 1966" and, as context for the songwriting for the majority of the album, "the then-current Beatles album was Revolver". The timeline offered in one of the external links also supports an August date (25 August). So …? JG66 (talk) 13:58, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
* To use Pet Sounds as an example, the album was not "officially" begun until January 1966. Half of the songs were still written or recorded before then. It's not meaningful to draw these sorts of lines. In the end, August 1966 is just the month "Smile" was being drawn on the tape boxes. "Good Vibrations", "Heroes", "Wind Chimes", and "Look" were already in the process of recording. That's about 30% of the album, potentially. --Ilovetopaint (talk) 14:15, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
Dubious Revolver claims
In all the time you've spent reading Beatles history, have you ever come across a Beach Boys quote regarding Revolver's influence? Here's the only one I've seen, from Mike Love:
* No, I don't think he [Brian] was influenced by Revolver. Brian was in his own world, believe me. If he were influenced by the Beatles, there'd be more fuzz tone and a few sitars on our records, but there never have been, really.
* Yes, I know you're fond of bandying that quote around. But I've never read a quote from a member of the Beatles that says "Strawberry Fields" was highly influenced by the Beach Boys – a statement made by Jonathan Gould that you're also particularly wedded to. JG66 (talk) 15:37, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
* I've never heard that before. I agree that there are obvious parallels between "Strawberry Fields" and "Good Vibrations", but none that I've seen anybody write about. Do you mean "A Day in the Life"?--Ilovetopaint (talk) 16:30, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
* Okay: I've never read a member of the Beatles saying anything at all to support Gould's assertion that "of the many ambitious pop singles released during the fall of 1966, none had a stronger influence on the Beatles [than 'Good Vibrations']". Gould's is one opinion, one that you've been keen to splash over Wikipedia. I'm talking about statements relating to the Beatles' influence on Smile from at least four writers (Gaines, Howard, Prendergast, MacDonald), and Wilson himself, as mentioned below. JG66 (talk) 17:18, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
* If you want to make a case for why that quote shouldn't in the "A Day in the Life" article, or if it should be moved somewhere else, then make it there.--Ilovetopaint (talk) 18:45, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
* If you want to make a case for why that quote shouldn't in the "A Day in the Life" article, or if it should be moved somewhere else, then make it there.--Ilovetopaint (talk) 18:45, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
A somewhat related quote from Brian, alluding to the acid rock experimentation of the time
* WC: When you talk about the Beatles, and how they changed the way you thought about songs, when stuff like Jimi Hendrix and some of the louder guitar stuff came along in the late Sixties, did you ever consider doing loud, noisy stuff?
* BW: We never got into the heavy musical level trip. We never needed to. It's already been done.
* BW: No, no.
* WC: Did you like that sort of stuff?
* BW: It makes you feel like swimming, exercising, breaking a sweat.
* —
* I'd call that utterly unrelated. JG66 (talk) 15:37, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
* Yeah because we all know how songs like "Taxman", "And Your Bird Can Sing", and "Love You To" sound exactly like the soft, Byrds-like folk rock that Wilson loved from Rubber Soul.--Ilovetopaint (talk) 16:11, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
* No original research, please. JG66 (talk) 17:18, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
How does this mesh with "Brian felt he was bested by Revolver"? It doesn't even really connect with "Smile was a response to Revolver". Assuming these authors failed to provide a decent source, "'Good Vibrations' was a response to Revolver" is another ridiculously speculative claim. Why are we focusing on unsubstantiated(?) rock music apocrypha about Revolver when there were so many other British acts making albums at the time? On Rubber Soul, Wikipedia's voice doesn't state that the Beatles were responding to The Beach Boys Today!, and on Sgt. Pepper, it doesn't say they were influenced by Freak Out!. So what's with the preferential treatment here?--Ilovetopaint (talk) 14:36, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
* You just removed the entire flippin' paragraph – never made any mention of attribution. And as I said when adding the text, it needn't be grouped together; but each element is relevant to Smile.
* Also, btw, no source other than the Moskowitz ref that you added at Rubber Soul makes any mention of a Beach Boys Today influence on that Beatles album. In addition to the sources I've add here about the Beatles providing some sort of impetus for Wilson on Smile and "Good Vibrations" (Steve Gaines, David Howard, Mark Prendergast), there's: Ian MacDonald; Paul McCartney's recollection of meeting with Brian Wilson in April '67; and Wilson's own comments to Rolling Stone about wanting to top the Beatles with Smile. As I've said above, and on other talk pages, you're perfectly happy to accept any source (or no source whatsoever) when a statement matches the narrative you want to advance on Wikipedia. And why is Gaines' Heroes and Villains now marked as an "unreliable source"? – the book's used here already and elsewhere. If something included in this or any article is impossible, then okay, it should not be included, but otherwise you might want to read WP:UNDUE.
* And really, you are questioning these reliable sources?! Elsewhere I've seen you use student newspapers such as The Pitt News as if their contributors are somehow experts in the field; and that's aside from the barrel-scraping discussed at Talk:Pet Sounds. Here at Smile, you've used or appear to accept Christian blogs and an obvious self-styled expert. JG66 (talk) 15:37, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
* Here are the right points to cover:
* the BBs were in competition with other British Invasion acts, mainly the Beatles
* many other American bands were explicitly imitating the British groups
* by 1966, the BBs were the main competitor to the Beatles (since you might not be happy with this, then maybe include a sidenote detailing Rolling Stones and Dylan competition)
* Pet Sounds, a stylistic departure that received great acclaim upon release, was a conscious effort to match Rubber Soul
* the Beatles' latest album, Revolver, was lavished with praise, nearly eclipsing Pet Sounds
* sidenote, according to some biographers, Wilson loved Revolver and was influenced by it for Smile and "Good Vibrations", although Mike Love says otherwise
* As for sources, WP:CONTEXTMATTERS: "Each source must be carefully weighed to judge whether it is reliable for the statement being made in the Wikipedia article". Who, what, and when is important, especially when we're dealing with constantly oversimplified topics like the BBs-Beatles relationship (WP:OVERSIMPLIFY). There is nothing unusual about the fact that dubious info is sometimes advanced by people who should know better. This includes Wilson, who is extremely reticent about his mindset during '60s, and who (rightfully or wrongfully) submits to the simplified narratives perpetuated by critics and bloggers for the last few decades. Despite that, there's some things he says today that are more obviously true than others. And I marked Gaines' book as unreliable because it has been discredited and shouldn't really be used anywhere, especially not for claims like these.
* I recently read somewhere that Revolver may have spurred Wilson to speed up the recording for "Good Vibrations". That would have been much more interesting to include than "Smile happened 'cuz of Revolver". --Ilovetopaint (talk) 16:04, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
* What is this – the Gospel According to IlovetopaintaprettypictureofBwian?
* "Here are the right points to cover" ... so they're okay with you, are they? "the Beatles' latest album, Revolver, was lavished with praise, nearly eclipsing Pet Sounds"; so, by the sound of it, you're going with Gilliand(?), when Rodriguez says something stronger. It's certainly no "side note" to mention Revolver's influence on Wilson when making Smile and "Good Vibrations", since this article is about Smile. As for "simplified narratives perpetuated by critics and bloggers", they seem to be precisely the sort of dodgy sources you routinely scrape up from searching google. "Despite that, there's some things he says today that are more obviously true than others" – hmm, so we should all check with you first? Gaines' book has been discredited by whom? The Barry Miles' book that I see you cite to emphasise the Beach Boys' influence on the Beatles, Many Years from Now, was highly controversial and its accuracy has been challenged as a Beatles biography by many commentators, and by a couple of us on Wikipedia. That wouldn't stop you from treasuring the Miles' quote, would it? Why would a quote of your choosing be "much more interesting" than a mention that with Smile Wilson intended to top Revolver – this being an article dedicated to Smile? JG66 (talk) 16:41, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
* Just like you aren't aware of controversy surrounding Gaines' book, neither am I about Miles'. The point is that many authors write tendentiously and/or superciliously about rock music, depending on where their interests lie, and rarely do they challenge conventional wisdom. Many myths and rumors are kept alive this way. Meanwhile, everybody else is misled, and historical perspectives get narrower and narrower. While it can be difficult to navigate these waters, WP:COMMONSENSE goes a long way in determining what's overblown rockist mythology and what isn't.
* Consider a hypothetical in which everyone says "Pepper influenced Pet Sounds", but the only thing a Beatle is known to have said on the subject came from Harrison, being "actually, John liked Dylan better". Would you still find "Pet Sounds influenced Pepper" to be a credible statement? I would keep it under consideration, but I wouldn't brazenly include sentences like "the Beatles felt Pepper was better than Rubber Soul," or "Pepper was an attempt to top Pet Sounds" — at least not without attributing who exactly is advancing these claims.
* Gaines' book is commonly seen as a tabloid put-down of the Beach Boys, the opposing extreme of the Beach Boys hagiographies that were to follow. Any claims that "Revolver influenced Smile" carry as much weight as "Sgt. Pepper caused Wilson to hide in his bed and flounder in a schizophrenia mess for 10 years". Both widely-perpetuated "facts", but do they stand up to scrutiny? Well, it's a fact that "so many have repeated the claims", so that would in itself be worthwhile to include. But otherwise, no, it's a gross exaggeration to anyone who reads a few books on the subject and peruses direct quotes from the relevant parties. Nobody from the Smile era appears to discuss the Beatles except to say that Wilson was intimidated by them. The sole exception I'm familiar with is Michael Vosse's anecdote, where Wilson allegedly says that "Strawberry Fields" was the sound he was going for. It's clear that, at the time, Wilson was absolutely obsessed with Spector's music and the Rolling Stones' "My Obsession". But he never talks about Revolver. Whenever the Beatles come up, he either talks about A) how lauded and successful they were B) how he thought Rubber Soul, Let It Be, and Sgt. Pepper were great albums. Not only do we have numerous statements where he dismisses the heavier style the Beatles went into, we have several quotes from Parks where he's basically saying "NO, we were NOT drawing from the Beatles".
* With all this considered, it's very possible that he didn't actually care for Revolver, and so it would be ridiculous to name it as the single catalyst for Smile, or to even put it on the pedestal that you want it placed on. Again, there's better, more credible, and more substantial context we can include here. Bottom line: I'm sure Revolver had some impact on Wilson during the Smile era, but for a man who seems to have preferred listening to "Be My Baby" and "My Obsession" hundreds of times a day, perhaps not as profoundly or directly as numerous other things that were occurring in the Hollywood music industry in the spring and summer of 1966 (WP:UNDUE; WP:BESTSOURCES; WP:IMPARTIAL).--Ilovetopaint (talk) 18:21, 17 February 2017 (UTC)
* 1) I know I've told you at another article talk page that Miles' Many Years from Now is totally biased, or at best just one former Beatle's perspective. No way is it an authoritative or accurate account of the band's career. JG66 (talk) 09:03, 18 February 2017 (UTC)
* 2) You say: "Many myths and rumors are kept alive this way. Meanwhile, everybody else is misled, and historical perspectives get narrower and narrower. While it can be difficult to navigate these waters, WP:COMMONSENSE goes a long way in determining what's overblown rockist mythology and what isn't." Right, but in practice I've seen you do exactly the opposite of what you're preaching. At Talk:Pet Sounds last year, I made the point that Leaf's claim that "British rock newspapers were hailing Pet Sounds as the most progressive pop album ever" was highly questionable, and that it was the ads in these publications that carried the "most progressive pop album ever" description, not the editorial content. You decided to go with the one source that does not attribute the line to advertising copy. (I've since found that Badman is another who identifies it as an advertising tagline only.) While it's no longer an issue at Pet Sounds, I've seen the Leaf version appearing at other articles you contribute to – so it's hard to take your objections seriously. You're presenting yourself as some sort of custodian of history, but you're just controlling which aspects of history get told. More below in 6). JG66 (talk) 09:03, 18 February 2017 (UTC)
* 3) There's no need to consider a hypothetical in this instance. Brian Wilson has said that he was trying to outdo/top the Beatles with Smile. McCartney reported on his April '67 visit with the Beach Boys and his conversation with Wilson: he told Brian that, instead of continuing to slog away on his "reply" to Revolver, he ought to "hurry up" because Pepper was finished and due for release. JG66 (talk) 09:03, 18 February 2017 (UTC)
* 4) Gaines' book cannot be dismissed outright. By the sound of it, the tone of his book provides some balance against Leaf's wholly uncritical work and, as you say, studies of the Beach Boys that are plain hagiographic. JG66 (talk) 09:03, 18 February 2017 (UTC)
* 5) You've misunderstood what Wilson's reaction to Revolver might've been, and have gone off on a tangent as a result. Perhaps he might not have warmed to much of Revolver, who knows, but the point being made by Rodriguez, for instance, is that Wilson recognised the album as an advance on Pet Sounds and a serious challenge. It was Wilson's competitive nature that made him want to, or need to, respond to that advance. JG66 (talk) 09:03, 18 February 2017 (UTC)
* 6) Of course, there were numerous other influences. As Leaf says in his liner notes to BW Presents Smile, WIlson and Parks set out to respond to the British Invasion, generally (although Revolver is the one music-related item Leaf mentions while providing the "cultural context" for when the Smile project really began, in summer 1966). The Stones' "My Obsession" appears to have been a track that really caught Wilson's imagination, no argument there. It's not a case of what I want, here or anywhere on Wikipedia. That approach is more in line with how you contribute and have done for years, from all I've seen. You appear to want every example of the Beatles taking inspiration from the Beach Boys underlined, while resisting examples when inspiration flowed in the other direction. Brian was obsessed with the Beatles and their achievements; the Beatles certainly weren't obsessed with the Beach Boys. You say above that members of Wilson's Smile entourage mention that he was "intimidated" by the Beatles. In this article, we get no end of quotes from the participants, but is that point mentioned? – because it would seem to lead in directly to the statements made by Rodriguez, Prendergast and Howard. For me, it works the other way: if I was expanding Beatles for Sale, I'd be sure to add mention of the influence of Dylan and American C&W music on the album. And at Magical Mystery Tour, I'd add the point that, rather than just succumbing to tripped-out post-Pepper laziness, the Beatles missed the usual inspiration provided by their competition – this was due to the Stones being completely at sea in the prime psychedelic era, Dylan's semi-retirement, and the lack of a new challenge presented by Brian Wilson. JG66 (talk) 09:03, 18 February 2017 (UTC)
Some issues that should be addressed someday
I just came across this essay for the first time(?) and had some thoughts about the article.
Confusing timeline / structure
5 years later and I'm still not sure how to tackle Smile. I think all of the details regarding the album's conflicts should be trimmed and moved to Collapse of Smile. Put "Promotion" and "Project collapse" under "Background"?
Lacking in historical context
Some details about psychedelia and the LA scene in '66 should be covered. Wilson was a huge figure in this time and place, even if he wasn't as directly involved as, say, Zappa. Gaines' book notes some interesting connections with Derek Taylor as a middle man.
Sourcing / original research / too much detail
Self-evident and already tagged.
Important but somehow obscure details that are missing
The essay includes these claims that should be sourced and integrated to the article or to Collapse of Smile:
* Brian had struck a deal with the Boys at the beginning of Pet Sounds to allow him to do one whole album of "Brian" music instead of "Beach Boys" music. The Boys agreed to try it on one album and Brian and Mike even shook hands to seal the deal.
* Brian and Van Dyke were on the same wave-length in some ways, but their backgrounds were almost opposites. Van Dyke had had a privileged upbringing but was a poverty-stricken recording artist in his young adulthood. Brian had had a lower middle class upbringing but was a millionaire recording artist in his young adulthood.
* Nick Grillo, the Boys' business manager, had been working since Spring 1966 on developing a corporate organization that would allow Brian and the other Boys to produce records, films, other artists, publish music and create and control any other project they cared to pursue independent of Capitol Records. In late September/early October David Anderle, formerly a deal-maker with MGM Records and manager of Brian and Van Dyke's friend/singer Danny Hutton, was positioning himself to take over those duties from Nick. Anderle persuaded Jules Siegel, an acquaintance of his working for the Saturday Evening Post, to do a story about Brian and the Boys. Jules would cover the SMiLE story for 3 months. Brian was looking for a personal assistant and Anderle suggested a college chum of his, Michael Vosse, who was a reporter and also an acquaintance of Jules. These three would all hang with Brian through several months of the creation of SMiLE. New friends, new interests.
* Like Asher, Van Dyke worked with Brian over a 3 month period using his words to lyrically illustrate Brian's ideas; unlike Asher, Van Dyke claims he made no contribution to the writing of the music [although he would have been more than capable]. Brian and Van Dyke worked on the songs and themes for the SMiLE album through August and September and by the end of October all the songs had been written. Van Dyke often sat in on SMiLE sessions as a studio musician through October but after October 1966, with his job as lyricist finished, Van Dyke would only rarely visit the studio.
* The Boys were being hailed as conquering Pop heroes and voted Best Vocal Group in England at the same time as they were being criticized in the British press for being Brian's puppets, frauds who didn't play their own instruments on their records.
* Michael Vosse felt that SMiLE "was a totally conceived entity" by the return of the Boys to L.A..
* January of 1967 was sort of a good news/bad news month for Brian, Van Dyke and the Beach Boys. Van Dyke signed a contract with Warner records; Carl refused as a conscientious objector to report for induction to the draft; the SMiLE album booklets and jackets were ready; Brian was feeling the pinch of studios not being available when he wished; the formation of Brothers Records was announced; the deadline for the Heroes & Villains single and the SMiLE album passed; Dennis and Carl began trying their hand at producing tracks on their own; Good Vibrations fell from the Billboard Singles Chart; Brian had some fun recording tracks with pal Jasper Dailey, a mild-mannered restaurant supply salesmen by day and a super SMiLE and rock Ôn roll celebrity photographer/chronicler by night. At the end of the month, Brian was holding mixdown sessions.
* February 1967 began with Brian recording more tracks with his pal Jasper Dailey and continuing work on Heroes &Villains; producing the so-called "cantina mix" around February 10, 1967. No sooner had Brian created this mix than his Rolls Royce was burglarized while parked in the lot of a movie theater. Two "perps" were apprehended and Brian was called to the police station. This real-life heroes and villains experience supposedly caused Brian to re-think Heroes and Villains and record new instrumental and vocal tracks in the last half of February for a longer 4 to 5 minute version of the single
* Perhaps the Boys felt SMiLE was a second "Brian" album and that he had gone back on his word; maybe they were stung by the accusations regarding their lack of involvement with their musical product [the Monkees were being accused of the same thing].
Overall, probably >10k of the current revision needs to be trimmed out.--Ilovetopaint (talk) 19:47, 1 April 2018 (UTC)
Reasons fo adding Yet-to-diagnosed regarding Wilson's schizoaffective disorder.
I reverted the revert by ILIL but with a slight wording change for the following jreasons: ILIL wrote "I think that is obvious to 99% of readers." to which I respond that I think that is irrelevant as the wording change is a minor one IMO which I believe is clearer so even if it's true that 99% of readers understand what was meant why not include a minor clarification for them last one 1%. Second since I believe there is no need to "mention that the legal battles and Parks' withdrawal were also situations that were only relevant for the time" as that those where known to the people involved in the project at the time even if not yet to the general public. Wilson's specific mental health issue (schizoaffective disorder) was known to no one at the time as he'd yet to be properly diagnosed with it. Thus there would be no need for a "then" before the legal issue or Park's withdrawel as those cuased the cancelation of the completion and release the Beach Boy's version of Smile at that time and thus are not relevent to this version of Smile. The phrase "undiagnosed schizoaffective disorder" inplies a widely believed but not official diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder in a perosn whom has either not yet been properly diagnosed, who died before having the opetunity to be propely diagnozed, or whom lived prior to 1933 when such a diagnosis was first possible as that was when the condition was so named. --Notcharliechaplin (talk) 04:39, 12 December 2021 (UTC)
* "The phrase "undiagnosed schizoaffective disorder" inplies a widely believed but not official diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder in a perosn whom has either not yet been properly diagnosed" – Ironically, the phrasing "yet to be diagnosed" can be read just the same way, misleading readers into believing that Wilson remains to be officially diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. It is more likely that readers will be left with that impression because it's a very strange phrasing in the first place, for the reasons I have already stated. "Yet to be diagnosed" confuses more than it clarifies.
* "Second since I believe there is no need to "mention that the legal battles and Parks' withdrawal were also situations that were only relevant for the time" as that those where known to the people involved in the project at the time even if not yet to the general public. " – This is... an incoherent argument and I don't know what to say about it. If we applied that logic to the rest of the lead, then we would have to remove everything else that had not been public record in 1966–1967. ili (talk) 12:44, 12 December 2021 (UTC) | WIKI |
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* 2005-10-19 16:20:57 User:<IP_ADDRESS>
* 2005-10-19 16:17:06 User:V. Molotov
* 2005-10-19 16:16:15 User:<IP_ADDRESS>
I've never had Chicken Riggies with tomato sauce...
Just throwing this out there, but I've always had it with a wine (or occassionally vodka) sauce. <IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 14:57, 21 February 2009 (UTC)
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It says that you need to saute the peppers and garlic until onions are clear but it does not say saute the peppers, onions, and garlic........ | WIKI |
Ryan Burns
Ryan Burns (born 8 September 1992) is a Northern Irish football player who is currently playing for Dandenong Thunder.
Early years
Burns started his career with Cliftonville where he was capped by Northern Ireland at Under-18 level. He made his first team debut for the club, aged 17 in the Setanta Cup against Sligo. He studied at Corpus Christi College, Belfast.
Oldham Athletic
After visiting Oldham Athletic on trial in April 2010, along with Carl Winchester he joined the club in May 2010 on a two-year scholarship.
He was named in matchday squads and was an unused substitute in matches against Accrington Stanley and Dagenham early in the 2010/11 season before making his senior debut for the club on 30 April 2011, starting the League One match against Swindon Town.
Burns was not offered a professional contract and so was informed he was being released by Oldham in April 2012.
Career statistics
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The Importance Of Sleep As Self Care
The Importance Of Sleep And Self Care
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By Sally-May Schinkel
We’ve all learned that getting a good night’s sleep is good for us, but why is it so important, and why would you count it as self-care?
When you think about self-care, you probably think about getting the right exercise, treating yourself to a tasty snack, or having an indulgent spa-like bath filled with rose petals and candlelight.
Of course, these things are all great for us, but one thing that a lot of us fail to focus on is the importance of treating ourselves to a good, solid eight hours.
In our fast-paced world, we can often think we have no time for sleep. We’ve got to be out making the most of life and achieving goals constantly! Ever heard of the old phrase, ‘I’ll sleep when I’m dead’?
Without a good sleep pattern, this could be sooner than you’d hope…
Why Is Sleep So Important?
Sleep is essential to your physical health and well-being, not only because it helps you feel refreshed and ready to take on the day ahead but also because it plays a vital role in keeping your body healthy. Let’s break the role of sleep down further:
Immunity Support
Your body needs sleep to keep its natural defenses at their best. When you’re asleep, your immune cells are busy repairing themselves after a long hard day of fighting off infections and other illnesses.
With adequate sleep, you are giving your immune system the time it needs to recuperate so that it can keep you from getting sick.
Metabolism Boost
Your body uses energy while you sleep – more specifically, your fat stores use energy to produce heat. During sleep, your body temperature drops by around 1 degrees Celsius, helping cool your internal organs and muscles.
This process also creates growth hormones and cortisol, which help you burn calories during the day.
Heart Health
A lack of sleep has been linked to high blood pressure, stroke, and cardiovascular disease. It’s thought that poor sleep patterns may increase the risk of developing conditions such as coronary artery disease, hypertension, and stroke.
Weight Management
A lack of sleep means that your body doesn’t release enough insulin into your bloodstream. Insulin regulates blood sugar levels, so if insufficient insulin is circulating through your bloodstream, your blood glucose levels rise.
The higher they get, the harder it is to lose weight.
Memory
It’s well known that sleep deprivation impairs memory and learning ability. But did you know that it can actually affect how you learn? If you want to improve your memory, make sure you get plenty of shut-eye!
Sleep- The Most Important Element Of Self-Care
Sleep- The Most Important Element Of Self-Care
Want to improve your overall quality of life, your concentration, and your general productivity? Well, who doesn’t?
Sleep is essential to not only your clarity and your alertness but also your mental health, creativity, and motivation. You need sleep to function properly, and if you don’t get enough, you won’t perform as well at work or school.
Ever look in the mirror after a bad night’s sleep? Poor sleep quality can greatly impact your health, which can show itself in very visible ways, such as dark circles around your eyes, puffy skin, increased acne, and faster signs of aging.
Whether or not you care about the outward appearance, these are tell-tale signs that your body is not getting the restorative sleep it needs to perform at its best.
From eating healthy to exercising regularly, we should all be doing self-care. So why does sleep fall under the category of self-care? Because it is an important part of our daily lives and because it affects our physical and emotional health.
Make yourself a priority, and try getting a minimum of 7-8 hours of sleep a night so that you can show up as your best self for those around you during the day.
How To Get More Quality Of Sleep
Do you get an eight-hour sleep and still wake up feeling groggy, tired, and sleep-deprived?
It’s not just the amount of time we spend asleep that matters; it’s also the quality. In fact, just 4 hours of high-quality sleep is better for you than 8-9 hours of tossing and turning, so make having quality rest your priority to improve your overall health and well-being.
If you really want to give yourself the chance to experience the benefits of sleeping properly, here are some tips to consider for a more restorative sleep:
Follow a consistent routine: We are creatures of habit, and our bodies love a good routine.
By making sleep a priority in your life and sticking to a consistent sleep schedule that suits your life, you will quickly find that your body naturally starts winding down at the same time every night.
Create a calm environment: A peaceful, serene room with neutral colors and décor can help you drift off easily come bedtime. Think about adding ambient lighting in your room to help you get in the mood for sleep as you wind down.
Try a gentle stretching routine: Stretching before bed helps to relax muscles and prepare them for deep relaxation. It also stimulates blood flow throughout the body to help promote a relaxed state.
Get rid of electronics: The blue light emitted by smartphones, tablets, laptops, and TVs can keep you awake longer than you would expect. Buy yourself an alarm clock that isn’t your cell phone so that you are less tempted to look at screens before you drift off.
Avoid caffeine: If you struggle to sleep, you may want to think about limiting your caffeine intake during the day and see whether this helps you get a more restful night.
Invest in good sleep hygiene: Fresh sheets, a higher quality duvet cover, and good quality pillows can make a big difference to your night’s sleep. Try keeping your room aerated during the day and changing your sheets often to promote a night of better sleep.
Get out of your own head: If you find yourself tossing and turning, ruminating about the day, or past mistakes, try a quiet podcast or audiobook to listen to as you drift off. Put this on a timer so it doesn’t wake you up later at night.
It can be a great way to distract from your own whirlwind of thoughts when you are trying to shut your eyes.
Final Thoughts
Sleep is probably the best way to promote self-care and well-being in your life. By making good sleep a priority in your life, you will find endless benefits to every aspect of your life, including your mood, your interactions with others, and your health.
We hope these tips have helped make it easier for you to make sleep a priority in your self-care practices! | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
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The shape of the extrusion is ruined at the clamped ends, so these ends are trimmed and scrapped.
Another Tower Automotive technology is used to bond the center tunnel to the extrusions running down the center that forms the tunnel top and placed atop the extrusions, then friction stir-welded.
Process requires retrofitting of existing extrusion lines.
Many times certain equipment changes can be implemented to improve extrusion output without hurting appearance.
extrusion plants were sold to Cressona Aluminum Company.
Anticipating the needs of their customer base that includes many various markets, both commercial and defense related, Taber's manufacturing facilities added a band saw and a circular saw to fully cover the extensive range of produced extrusion profiles.
Extrusion changeovers can occur many times per shift.
The decision to sell these extrusion operations is based upon North American conditions and holds no direct implications for Alcan's extrusion businesses in other parts of the world.
Taber Extrusions works with these shops, in many cases starting from a finished machined part drawing, to assist in designing a custom profile that includes just enough machine stock to allow for the required extrusion tolerances.
In extrusion they reportedly allow control over plastication time and maximum torque. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
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Rh display of beautiful tracery and statues. The adjoining buttress is surmounted by a witch on the back of a devil, popularly noted to represent the tradition of the devil looking over Lincoln. 'The monks supposed that the devil, who could not but take notice of such a stately structure for divine worship in his ranges, did look upon it with a sour and malicious countenance, from whence they deduced a proverb to express the ill aspect of envious and malicious men at such good things as they don't like —
* 'He looks as the devil over Lincoln.'
"The exposed situation of the cathedral and the rather dissolute life of some of the clergy some centuries ago gave rise to the following legend : "The wind and the devil being on a friendly tour together arrived at Lincoln Minster, when the latter addressed his friend thus : 'Just wait outside here whilst I go in and have a chat with the dean and chapter.' 'All right,' says the wind, and he has been waiting there ever since. Most certainly the wind, on the calmest and sultriest day, may always there be felt if not seen, but what can be the inference from the devil's long stay with his friends inside, eh ?" Here the devil's intimate alliance with the wind suggests that he has taken the place of Odin, who was a heathen "Prince of the Powers of the Air," greatly honoured by the sea-rovers from Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, who settled in Eastern England. It, therefore, seems natural enough to find that a similar story is told in Copenhagen. In H. Marryat's Residence in Jutland, the Danish Isles, and Copenhagen, vol. i., p. 152, we are told: "There is wind enough in Copenhagen, Heaven knows ! but at the corner of the Place by the Frue Kirke more than anywhere, and I will tell you why. The devil and the wind went out one day together, and when they came to the corner of this place, said the devil to the wind, 'Wait a little for me, for I have an errand in the bishop's palace.' He went in, but found himself so much at home he forgot to come out again ; so the wind is there still waiting for him." In Nottinghamshire a story of a different type connects the fiend with Lincoln Minster. A correspondent of mine who is greatly interested in folklore says : "There was a large stone, similar to those at Lindholme, in my native parish (Hickling, | WIKI |
טכניון מכון טכנולוגי לישראל
הטכניון מכון טכנולוגי לישראל - בית הספר ללימודי מוסמכים
M.Sc Thesis
M.Sc StudentAlexander Kreimer
SubjectAlgorithms for Visual Odometry
DepartmentDepartment of Computer Science
Supervisors Full Professor Rivlin Ehud
Full Professor Shimshoni Ilan
Abstract
In this work we revisit the problem of visual odometry. Visual odometry is the process of estimating the motion of the camera by examining the changes that the motion induces on the images made by it. This work has two parts: the first part proposes a novel algorithm for the visual odometry. The approach we propose exploits a scene structure typical for that seen by a moving car and is suitable for use in either the stereo or the monocular setting. We recover the rotation and the translation separately, thus dealing with two separate, smaller problems. The rotation is estimated by means of the infinite homography. The rotation estimation algorithm operates on distant image points using the 3-D to partition them into the distant and the near-by ones. We start with an initial estimate and then refine it using an iterative procedure. After the rotation is compensated for, the translation is found by means of the 1-point algorithm in the stereo setting and epipole computation for pure translational motion in the monocular setting. We evaluate our algorithm on the KITTI dataset. The second part of this work explores a method to recover the scale of camera motion. The size of a translation vector for a single moving camera is not directly observable, although is desirable. Stereo, scene/camera prior assumptions were used in the past to recover the translation size. We argue that the required information is present in the images and explore a number of ways to learn it. We experiment with both ``legacy'' shallow learning methods and hand-crafted features as well as end-to-end learning methods based on the convolutional neural networks. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
Raheem Sterling could become one of Air Jordan's highest paid athletes
Raheem Sterling has been offered a $120 million deal from Nike Air Jordan to become one of the first soccer players to endorse the brand, reports The Telegraph.The deal would see the Manchester City star become one of the shoe brand's highest paid athletes, ahead of NBA starlet Zion Williamson.Williamson himself signed a seven-year, $75-million deal with Air Jordan in July, just weeks after being drafted to the New Orleans Pelicans.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.Raheem Sterling has been offered a $120 million deal from Nike Air Jordan to become one of the first ever soccer players to endorse the brand's boots, and the contract would see him earn more than NBA starlet Zion Williamson.The Telegraph reports Sterling is contemplating an offer from the iconic shoe label with his current boot deal, also with Nike, set to come to an end later this year.Should Sterling accept, he'd become one of Air Jordan's highest paid athletes, ahead of basketball prodigy Zion Williamson.Williamson, who was first pick of the 2019 NBA draft, signed a seven-year, $75-million deal with Air Jordan in July, just weeks after being snapped up by New Orleans Pelicans.The deal for the 6-foot-7, 19-year-old forward, was the most lucrative shoe deal for a rookie in NBA history, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.Other high profile athletes signed to Air Jordan include NBA duo Chris Paul and Russell Westbrook, as well as MLB star Mookie Betts.Read more: The president of the Toronto Raptors told us how he turned a losing team into 2019 NBA championsSterling has established himself as one of the Europe's stand-out players over the last two seasons, chipping in 35 goals and 21 assists in the Premier League alone to help Pep Guardiola's side claim back-to-back titles.The 24-year-old forward has also made an huge impact off the field through his work to help tackle racism in soccer.Sterling was racially abused by a Chelsea fan at Stamford Bridge last season, and spoke out by calling for stricter punishments on offenders and clubs involved in such incidents.Sterling also criticized the British media for their portrayal of young black football players, saying "it helps fuel racism and aggressive behaviour."Manchester City is back in Premier League action on August 17 against Tottenham Hotspur, where Sterling will be hoping to add to his opening day hat-trick versus West Ham United. | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
.. _coprocessor_alternate: Manual Coprocessors Registration ================================ In most cases, you don't need to do anything to register coprocessors. If you have installed the GeoMesa distributed runtime JAR under , as detailed in :ref:`registering_coprocessors`, then coprocessors will be registered automatically. However, in some situations, you may wish to register the coprocessors in a different way. Register Site-Wide ------------------ It is possible to register the coprocessors in the main ``hbase-site.xml``. To do this simply add the coprocessor classnames to the ``hbase.coprocessor.user.region.classes`` key. Note that this requires HBase to be taken offline. .. code-block:: xml hbase.coprocessor.user.region.classes org.locationtech.geomesa.hbase.coprocessor.GeoMesaCoprocessor All new and existing non-system tables will have access to the GeoMesa Coprocessor. Register Per-Table Through the HBase Shell ------------------------------------------ The HBase shell can be used to register coprocessors on a per-table basis, as shown below. Note that this requires the tables to be offline. When specifying a coprocessor, the coprocessor must be available on the HBase classpath on all of the master and region servers or you must provide the HDFS URL for the ``geomesa-hbase-distributed-runtime`` JAR that was deployed in :ref:`hbase_deploy_distributed_runtime`. To run the hbase shell simply execute: .. code-block:: bash $ ${HBASE_HOME}/bin/hbase shell HBase Shell; enter 'help' for list of supported commands. Type "exit" to leave the HBase Shell hbase(main):001:0> To get a list of the current tables run: .. code-block:: bash hbase(main):001:0> list TABLE geomesa geomesa_QuickStart_id geomesa_QuickStart_z2 geomesa_QuickStart_z3 4 row(s) in 0.1380 seconds You will need to install the coprocessor on all the index tables. The ``geomesa`` table in this example is the metadata table and does not need the coprocessor installed. You can use the ``alter`` command to modify the configuration of the tables. The ``coprocessor`` parameter in the ``alter`` command may be modified to change the registration of the GeoMesa coprocessors. .. code-block:: bash 'coprocessor'=>'HDFS_URL|org.locationtech.geomesa.hbase.coprocessor.GeoMesaCoprocessor|PRIORITY|' The 'value' of the ``coprocessor`` parameter has four parts, separated by ``|``, two of which, ``HDFS_URL`` and ``PRIORITY``, are configurable depending on your environment. * To provide the HDFS URL of the ``geomesa-hbase-distributed-runtime`` JAR replace HDFS_URL in the coprocessor value with the HDFS URL. This is only need if the ``geomesa-hbase-distributed-runtime`` JAR will not be on the classpath by other means. * To alter the priority (execution order) of the coprocessor change PRIORITY to the desired value, this is optional and should be left blank if not used. .. code-block:: bash hbase(main):040:0> alter 'geomesa_QuickStart_id', METHOD => 'table_att', 'coprocessor'=>'|org.locationtech.geomesa.hbase.coprocessor.GeoMesaCoprocessor||' Updating all regions with the new schema... 22/22 regions updated. Done. 0 row(s) in 5.0000 seconds hbase(main):041:0> alter 'geomesa_QuickStart_z2', METHOD => 'table_att', 'coprocessor'=>'|org.locationtech.geomesa.hbase.coprocessor.GeoMesaCoprocessor||' Updating all regions with the new schema... 4/4 regions updated. Done. 0 row(s) in 2.8850 seconds hbase(main):042:0> alter 'geomesa_QuickStart_z3', METHOD => 'table_att', 'coprocessor'=>'|org.locationtech.geomesa.hbase.coprocessor.GeoMesaCoprocessor||' Updating all regions with the new schema... 4/4 regions updated. Done. 0 row(s) in 2.9150 seconds To verify this worked successfully, run: .. code-block:: bash hbase(main):002:0> describe 'TABLE_NAME' Table TABLE_NAME is ENABLED TABLE_NAME, {TABLE_ATTRIBUTES => {coprocessor$1 => '|org.locationtech.geomesa.hbase.coprocessor.GeoMesaCoprocessor||'} COLUMN FAMILIES DESCRIPTION {NAME => 'm', BLOOMFILTER => 'ROW', VERSIONS => '1', IN_MEMORY => 'false', KEEP_DELETED_CELLS => 'FALSE', DATA_BLOCK_EN CODING => 'NONE', TTL => 'FOREVER', COMPRESSION => 'NONE', MIN_VERSIONS => '0', BLOCKCACHE => 'true', BLOCKSIZE => '655 36', REPLICATION_SCOPE => '0'} 1 row(s) in 0.1940 seconds Register Per-Table Via Classpath -------------------------------- If the ``geomesa-hbase-distributed-runtime`` JAR is on the HBase classpath for the master and all region servers, it will automatically be registered when a GeoMesa table is created. To put the JAR on the classpath, modify the ``hbase-env.sh`` file on each node and add the path to the ``geomesa-hbase-distributed-runtime`` JAR in the ``HBASE_CLASSPATH`` property. Register Per-Table Via GeoMesa Configuration -------------------------------------------- If the GeoMesa environment is configured correctly, then the coprocessors will be registered when a GeoMesa table is created. The ``geomesa-hbase-distributed-runtime`` JAR must be be accessible to the master and all region servers, which typically means it should be located in HDFS or S3. The path to the JAR can be configured via system property, or directly as a data store parameter. If using a data store directly, the JAR path can be set with the datastore parameter ``coprocessor.url``. In any environment, the JAR path can be set via the Java system property ``geomesa.hbase.coprocessor.path``. If using the GeoMesa command-line tools, this may be set in the shell environment using the ``JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS`` environment variable: .. code-block:: bash export JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS="${JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS} -Dgeomesa.hbase.coprocessor.path=hdfs://path/to/geomesa-runtime.jar" Alternatively, it may be set in the ``geomesa-env.sh`` script: .. code-block:: bash setvar CUSTOM_JAVA_OPTS "${JAVA_OPTS} -Dgeomesa.hbase.coprocessor.path=hdfs://path/to/geomesa-runtime.jar" A third option is to use the ``geomesa-site.xml`` configuration file: .. code-block:: xml geomesa.hbase.coprocessor.path hdfs://path/to/geomesa-runtime.jar | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
As part of the post-World War I peace treaties to prevent a new naval arms race, the number of battleships and battlecruisers a nation was allowed to possess was highly regulated and many older ships had to be scrapped to meet these targets. For newer ships and those not yet completed there was an opportunity to convert them into a new type of vessel- the aircraft carrier. Experiments during World War One had proven that air power was the weapon of the future and the Royal Navy converted three battlecruisers, HMS Glorious, HMS Courageous and HMS Furious, into three large and for the time modern aircraft carriers. These vessels were to prove to be of far more utility to the navy than three more battlecruisers would have been and all three vessels remained in service at the outbreak of World War II, although it must be said they were looking rather outdated by this point! Today’s postcard depicts one of these early generation aircraft carriers, HMS Furious, in the late 1930s:
The origin’s of HMS Furious are very clear from her unusual shape, the bow clearly betraying that she was originally a battle cruiser and not an aircraft carrier. She was originally designed to allow aircraft to fly off from either the top deck, or the lower deck and the large tower to one side of the flight deck had not yet become standard practice:
Flying over the ship is an Avro Anson which was introduced into service, dating this postcard to the late 1930s (1938 if the numbers in the corner of the card are a date):
HMS Furious was an outdated ship by the Second World War so she was used for ferrying aircraft and training wherever possible, freeing up more modern carriers to carry the brunt of operational service. She was scrapped in 1948 as part of the post-World War II drawdown of naval forces. | FINEWEB-EDU |
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104 essential points, or degrees, in boiling sugar. They are called
The sugar being clarified, put it on the fire, and after boiling a few moments, gently dip the top of your forefinger into the syrup, and apply it to your thumb, when, on separating them immediately, the sugar forms a fine thread, which will break at a short distance, and remain as a drop on the finger and thumb. This is termed the "Small Thread."
Boil a little longer, and again dip the forefinger into the syrup, and apply it to the ball of the thumb. This time a somewhat longer string will be drawn. This is termed the "Large Thread."
This is when you separate the thumb and finger, and the fine thread reaches, without breaking, from one to the other.
When the finger and thumb are spread as far as possible, without the thread being broken, it is termed the "Large Pearl." Another sign, also, is sometimes shown, by the boiling syrup exhibiting bubbles on the surface. But this should be considered more as a hint than as a rule for guidance. | WIKI |
A former Walmart executive’s lawsuit claims the retailer has been inflating e-commerce growth numbers
Is Walmart cheating in its race to close the gap between Amazon and its own online business? A new lawsuit from a former Walmart business development executive claims it is. The suit, filed this week in Northern California federal court by Tri Huynh, alleges that Walmart has been lowering its standards to boost the size of its online catalogue; mis-categorizing some items listed for sale, which can result in overcharging some merchants who sell through Walmart.com; and failing to process $7 million in returned items. Huynh says that he was terminated from his job in 2017 as retaliation for being a whistleblower by repeatedly bringing his concerns to e-commerce division leaders, and is suing for unspecified damages. “This litigation is based on allegations by a disgruntled former associate, who was let go as part of an overall restructuring,” a Walmart rep tells Recode. “We take allegations like this seriously and looked into them when they were brought to our attention. The investigation found nothing to suggest that the company acted improperly. We intend to vigorously defend the company against these claims.” The suit comes as Walmart has pumped billions of dollars into its e-commerce business over the last few years, including the acquisition of Jet.com, to improve its websites and narrow Amazon’s lead in the space. Huynh, who worked for Amazon previously, joined Walmart in 2014 as a director of business development for its online marketplace, which allows outside sellers to hawk their wares on Walmart.com alongside Walmart’s own products. Huynh said lax internal controls allowed for frequent miscategorization of items sold by marketplace sellers, resulting in Walmart charging them a higher commission on sales than it should have. The suit also claimed that Walmart boasts about the size of its online catalogue but counts items that aren’t actually available for customers to purchase. He also alleged that the giant retailer lowered its standards by allowing low-rated sellers to flood the Walmart.com marketplace with overpriced goods to artificially boost the number of items Walmart publicly claims are available through its marketplace. Huynh said the lowering of standards resulted in an influx of inappropriate items, such as mugs labeled with phrases like “got Hitler?” and “got retard?” Bloomberg first reported news of the lawsuit. This post has been updated with a comment from Walmart. This article originally appeared on Recode.net. | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
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I'm having the following issue that can not find a solution , by using this boundary condition v[0, t] == u[1, t] that Mathematica does not understand, someone please help me!
NDSolve[{
D[u[x, t], t] == D[u[x, t], x, x] - u[x, t],
D[v[x, t], t] == D[v[x, t], x, x] - v[x, t],
u[x, 0] == 1,
v[x, 0] == 1,
u[0, t] == 1,
Derivative[1, 0][u][1, t] == 0,
v[0, t] == u[1, t],
Derivative[1, 0][v][1, t] == 0
},
{u[x, t], v[x, t]},
{x, 0, 1},
{t, 0, 5}]
I appreciate any help...
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Hi,
NDSolve[{D[u[x, t], t] == D[u[x, t], x, x] - u[x, t],
D[v[x, t], t] == D[v[x, t], x, x] - v[x, t], u[x, 0] == 1,
v[x, 0] == 1, u[0, t] == 1, Derivative[1, 0][u][1, t] == 0,
v[0, t] == u[1, t] == 1, Derivative[1, 0][v][1, t] == 0}, {u[x, t],
v[x, t]}, {x, 0, 1}, {t, 0, 5}]
works.
Cheers,
Marco
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Directed differentiation of human embryonic stem cells into corticofugal neurons uncovers heterogeneous fezf2-expressing subpopulations.
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PLoS One
Publication Year:
2013
Authors:
Muriel Kmet , Chao Guo , Carina Edmondson , Bin Chen
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Scientific Abstract:
Understanding how neuronal diversity is achieved within the cerebral cortex remains a major challenge in neuroscience. The advent of human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) as a model system provides a unique opportunity to study human corticogenesis in vitro and to identify the mechanisms that promote neuronal differentiation to achieve neuronal diversity in human brain. The transcription factor Fezf2 is necessary and sufficient for the specification of subcerebral projection neurons in mouse. However, its function during human corticogenesis is poorly understood. This study reports the differentiation of a hFezf2-YFP hESC reporter line into corticofugal projection neurons capable of extending axons toward the spinal cord upon transplantation into neonatal mouse brains. Additionally, we show that triple inhibition of the TGFss/BMP/Wnt-Shh pathway promotes the generation of hFezf2-expressing cells in vitro. Finally, this study unveils the isolation of two novel and distinct populations of hFezf2-YFP expressing cells reminiscent of the distinct Fezf2-expressing neuronal subtypes in the developing mouse brain. Overall our data suggest that the directed differentiation of hESCs into corticofugal neurons provides a useful model to identify the molecular mechanisms regulating human corticofugal differentiation and survival.
© 2013 California Institute for Regenerative Medicine | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
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Rh in which it may reign in noble hearts, as when it inspired the greatest religious poem yet given to men; but take it in its true and quiet purity in any simple lover's heart,—as you have it expressed, for instance, thus, exquisitely, in the 'Angel in the House':—
Take this for the pure type of it in its simplicity; and then think of what corruption this passion is capable. I will give you a type of that also, and at your very doors. I cannot refer you to the time when the crime happened; but it was some four or | WIKI |
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The instructions at http://help.nintex.com/en-US/nintex2016/current/Default.htm#sp2016/Forms/NFAdministration/Admin.Mana... state that "This topic describes how to grant access to form controls", but the step by step instructions are not listed. where can I find the instructions to do this task?
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Hi Dean,
what information do you search for or what is the goal you're trying to achieve?
If you search for a permission management like the one for workflow actions there is none for forms. You would have to uninstall specific controls for all users but it's not really an option for most of the people.
But again, it would be helpful If you could describe what you want to achieve.
Best regards
Enrico
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dlgross
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Re: Managing Forms Controls
My client would like to have better control over the creation of workflows and forms in their organization. I understand that we can control the availability of workflow actions in sites/site collections and the instructions imply that we may be able to do something similar for form controls. I am specifically interested in limiting the use of the SQL request control. I am thinking that certain site collections will have the ability to use all of the workflow actions and controls while most site collections will only have the ability to use a subset of the actions and controls. The primary goal is to allow IT the ability to review workflows and forms that take advantage of advanced features that may have performance impacts.
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praios81
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Hi Dean,
right now there is no possibility to disallow the SQL field. It makes sense to not give that control to everyone. There is an old and not much popular request on user voice for this which you could give some votes to make it pop up a bit. Gave mine into this as well.
Ability to disable controls in nintex forms 2010 from CA – Customer Feedback for Nintex
As for workflows: There is a builtin method to let IT review newly created workflows. In site settings of a specific site you can click Workflow change approval. There you can specify a group what will be requested to approve newly created or modified workflows. Is that the option you need?
Best regards
Enrico
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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]
Background
Teratology (from the Greek Template:Polytonic (genitive Template:Polytonic), meaning monster, or marvel and Template:Polytonic, meaning word, speech) In contemporary usage, the term teratology generally refers to disfiguring birth defects or malformations. Another term for this is dysmorphology, meaning "the study of abnormal form."
Etymology
Teratology as early as 17th century referred to a discourse on prodigies and marvels, of anything so extraordinary as to seem abnormal. In 19th century, it acquired a meaning closer related to biological deformities, mostly in the field of botany. Currently, its most instrumental meaning is that of the medical study of teratogenesis, congenital malformations or grossly deformed individuals. Monster is a pejorative term for a grossly deformed individual, although it is interesting to note that, etymologically, this word is related to demonstration, and used to simply mean something worth looking at, for being unusual, without necessarily being pejorative.
Teratology as a medical term was popularized in the 1960s by Dr. David W. Smith of the University of Washington Medical School, one of the researchers who became known in 1973 for the discovery of Fetal alcohol syndrome.[citation needed] With greater understanding of the origins of birth defects, the field of teratology now overlaps with other fields of basic science, including developmental biology, embryology, and genetics.
Teratogenesis and teratology
Birth defects are known to occur in 3-5% of all newborns.[1] They are the leading cause of infant mortality in the United States, accounting for more than 20% of all infant deaths. Seven to ten percent of all children will require extensive medical care to diagnose or treat a birth defect.[2] Although significant progress has been made in identifying etiologic causes of some birth defects, approximately 65% have no known or identifiable cause.[3]
It was previously believed that the mammalian embryo developed in the impervious uterus of the mother, protected from all extrinsic factors. However, after the thalidomide disaster of the 1960's, it became apparent and more accepted that the developing embryo could be highly vulnerable to certain environmental agents that have negligible or non-toxic effects to adult individuals.
Wilson's 6 principles
Along with this new awareness of the in utero vulnerability of the developing mammalian embryo came the development and refinement of The Six Principles of Teratology which are still applied today. These principles of teratology were put forth by Jim Wilson in 1959 and in his monograph Environment and Birth Defects.[4] These principles guide the study and understanding of teratogenic agents and their effects on developing organisms
• Susceptibility to teratogenesis depends on the genotype of the conceptus and the manner in which this interacts with adverse environmental factors.
• Susceptibility to teratogenesis varies with the developmental stage at the time of exposure to an adverse influence. There are critical periods of susceptibility to agents and organ systems affected by these agents.
• Teratogenic agents act in specific ways on developing cells and tissues to initiate sequences of abnormal developmental events.
• The access of adverse influences to developing tissues depends on the nature of the influence. Several factors affect the ability of a teratogen to contact a developing conceptus, such as the nature of the agent itself, route and degree of maternal exposure, rate of placental transfer and systemic absorption, and composition of the maternal and embryonic/fetal genotypes.
• There are four manifestations of deviant development (Death, Malformation, Growth Retardation and Functional Defect).
• Manifestations of deviant development increase in frequency and degree as dosage increases from the No Observable Adverse Effect Level (NOAEL) to a dose producing 100% Lethality (LD100).
Studies designed to test the teratogenic potential of environmental agents use animal model systems (e.g., rat, mouse, rabbit, dog, and monkey). Early teratologists exposed pregnant animals to environmental agents and observed the fetuses for gross visceral and skeletal abnormalities. While this is still part of the teratological evaluation procedures today, the field of Teratology is moving to a more molecular level, seeking the mechanism(s) of action by which these agents act. Genetically modified mice are commonly used for this purpose. In addition, pregnancy registries are large, prospective studies that monitor exposures women receive during their pregnancies and record the outcome of their births. These studies provide information about possible risks of medications or other exposures in human pregnancies.
Understanding how a teratogen causes its effect is not only important in preventing congenital abnormalities but also has the potential for developing new therapeutic drugs safe for use with pregnant women.
Teratology education
It is estimated that 10% of all birth defects are caused by a prenatal exposure or teratogen.[3] These exposures include, but are not limited to, medication or drug exposures, maternal infections and diseases, and environmental and occupational exposures. Teratogen-caused birth defects are potentially preventable. Studies have shown that nearly 50% of pregnant women have been exposed to at least one medication during gestation.[5] An additional study found that of 200 individuals referred for genetic counseling for a teratogenic exposure, 52% were exposed to more than one potential teratogen.[6]
Teratogenic agents
A wide range of different chemicals and environmental factors are suspected or are known to be teratogenic in humans and in animals. A selected few include:
The status of some of the above substances (e.g. diphenylhydantoin) is subject to debate, and many other compounds are under varying degrees of suspicion. These include Agent Orange,[7] nicotine,[8] aspirin and other NSAIDs. Other compounds are known as severe teratogens based on veterinary work and animal studies, but aren't listed above because they have not been studied in humans, e.g. cyclopamine. Teratogenic effects also help to determine the pregnancy category assigned by regulatory authorities; in the United States, a pregnancy category of X, D, or C may be assigned if teratogenic effects (or other risks in pregnancy) are documented or cannot be excluded.
Isotretinoin (13-cis-retinoic-acid; brand name Accutane), which is often used to treat severe acne, is such a strong teratogen that just a single dose taken by a pregnant woman may result in serious birth defects. Because of this effect, most countries have systems in place to ensure that it is not given to pregnant women, and that the patient is aware of how important it is to prevent pregnancy during and at least one month after treatment. Medical guidelines also suggest that pregnant women should limit vitamin A intake to about 700 μg/day, as it has teratogenic potential when consumed in excess.[9][10]
Teratogenic outcomes
Exposure to teratogens can result in a wide range of structural abnormalities such as cleft lip, cleft palate, dysmelia, anencephaly, ventricular septal defect. In most cases, specific agents produce a specific teratogenic response.
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References
1. "Birth Defects & Genetics: Birth Defects". Retrieved 2007-05-30.
2. Dicke JM (1989). "Teratology: principles and practice". Med. Clin. North Am. 73 (3): 567–82. PMID 2468064.
3. 3.0 3.1 Ronan O'Rahilly, Fabiola Müller (2001). Human embryology & teratology. New York: Wiley-Liss. ISBN 0-471-38225-6.
4. James G. Wilson,. Environment and Birth Defects (Environmental Science Series). London: Academic Pr. ISBN 0-12-757750-5.
5. Bracken MB, Holford TR (1981). "Exposure to prescribed drugs in pregnancy and association with congenital malformations". Obstetrics and gynecology. 58 (3): 336–44. PMID 7266953.
6. King CR (1986). "Genetic counseling for teratogen exposure". Obstetrics and gynecology. 67 (6): 843–6. PMID 3703408.
7. Linnainmaa K (1983). "Sister chromatid exchanges among workers occupationally exposed to phenoxy acid herbicides 2,4-D and MCPA". Teratog., Carcinog. Mutagen. 3 (3): 269–79. doi:10.1002/1520-6866(1990)3:3%3C269::AID-TCM1770030306%3E3.0.CO;2-F. PMID 6137083. Unknown parameter |doilabel= ignored (help)
8. Vaglenova J, Birru S, Pandiella NM, Breese CR (2004). "An assessment of the long-term developmental and behavioral teratogenicity of prenatal nicotine exposure". Behav. Brain Res. 150 (1–2): 159–70. doi:10.1016/j.bbr.2003.07.005. PMID 15033289.
9. Hunt JR (1996). "Teratogenicity of high vitamin A intake". N. Engl. J. Med. 334 (18): 1197. PMID 8602195.
10. Hartmann S, Brørs O, Bock J; et al. (2005). "Exposure to retinoic acids in non-pregnant women following high vitamin A intake with a liver meal". International journal for vitamin and nutrition research. Internationale Zeitschrift für Vitamin- und Ernährungsforschung. Journal international de vitaminologie et de nutrition. 75 (3): 187–94. PMID 16028634.
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Captain America is returning to Brooklyn as a giant bronze statue
Captain America has defeated Nazis, invading aliens, and even conspirators within our own government. Now, in recognition for all his good deeds and in honor of his 75th birthday, Cap is getting his own bronze statue. And where better than his hometown of Brooklyn? Marvel and its parent company Disney will unveil the 13-foot statue at Comic-Con in San Diego later this month, according to USA Today. It will then embark on a cross-country tour before ending in Prospect Park, where it will be dedicated on August 10th. In the comics, as well as the silver screen, Captain America is fond of reminding his friends and foes of his humble origins. In 2011’s Captain America: The First Avenger, the Red Skull taunts the hero by asking him what makes him "so special." Cap’s nonchalant reply? "Nothing. I’m just a kid from Brooklyn." According to USA Today, those exact words will be emblazoned on the statue’s pedestal, immortalizing words spoken by actor Chris Evans, rather than a quote by the comic book version of Captain America. It’s a subtle acknowledgement that for many, the movie version of Cap is the definitive representation. (Maybe that’s for the best, given the recent controversial twist in Cap’s comic book timeline, where it was revealed that the hero is actually a sleeper agent for villainous, Nazi-affiliated Hydra.) Fans can keep track of the Captain America statue’s progress across the nation via Marvel’s social media channels, like Facebook and Instagram. Also, Comicave Studios, which helped design the 1-ton statue, will be making a limited run of 750 12-inch bronze replicas, as well as 100 made-to-order 35-inch pewter ones, for fans to purchase. | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
Timor-Leste Solidarity Medal
The Timor-Leste Solidarity Medal (Medalha Solidariedade de Timor-Leste) is a state decoration of East Timor awarded to international security forces for their contribution to stability and peace operations in East Timor during the INTERFET operation, and following the 2006 East Timorese crisis.
Criteria
Personnel may be awarded the medal if they meet personnel and time qualifications. Personnel eligible are military or police personnel who have served on a mandated mission assisting with peace and stability operations. Military or Police personnel may also be eligible if they were posted to a recognised bilateral support mission to East Timor.
Personnel must have served a minimum of 180 continuous or accrued days of service in East Timor from 1 May 2006. Personnel may also be nominated who served a minimum of 120 days from 1 May 2006, or who served with a start date in May or June 2006 for a period at least 90 days. The President of East Timor may also consider extraordinary circumstances for those who are outside of mandated time periods. Applications for extraordinary cases are approved and submitted through national missions to be considered and approved by the president. Notification of approved cases will be returned in writing.
Appearance
The medal is circular and silver in colour, 38 mm in diameter, with a raise rim. The obverse depict the map of the country in relief. It is inscribed TIMOR-LESTE above and SOLIDARIEDADE below. The reverse bears the Coat of Arms of East Timor with the inscription of REPUBLICA DEMOCRATICA DE TIMOR-LESTE arching above and the letters RDTL below. The medal is suspended from a ribbon of black, white, yellow, and red. These colors are the same as the country's flag. The medal is manufactured by Cash's International of Melbourne, Australia.
Recipients
* Stuart Mayer
* Michael Slater (general)
* Simon Stuart (general) | WIKI |
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62 Mahendra In the company of his master. Now, the mother was dead but the daughter was alive ; so to save her was the first consideration for else she might be killed by beasts of prey. " Bhavananda Thakur must be somewhere here, and he will cremate the woman" thought Jivananda, and went away with the girl in his arms. With the girl in his arms Jivananda entered the dense forest and crossing it came to a small village. Its name was Bhairavipur but people called it Bha- ruipur. There lived in this village a few humble men. There was no big village near about and beyond the village was the jungle again — it was in fact a little vil- lage surrounded by jungles all round ; but it was very beautiful. There were big pasture lands covered over with soft grass. There were gardens containing mango, jack, jambolan and palm trees with soft green leaves and a blue and limpid tank within. In the water there was the crane, the duck and the gallmule ; ashore there were the cuckoo and the noisy goose ; at some distance the peacock screamed at intervals ; in each house there was a cow in the yard and an empty granary ; but there was no paddy anywhere in those dark days. One had a Myna in a cage, there was painting on another's wall, and a herbarium in another's yard. All were famine- stricken, weak, lean and miserable. Still the men of this village showed signs of well-being ; — there were various kinds of fruits growing in the forest ; and with these | WIKI |
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KOTA together towards dusk in the arrack shop and beer tavern in the bazar, whence they stagger or are helped home in a state of noisy and turbulent intoxication. It has been said * that the Kotas "actually court venereal disease, and a young man who has not suffered from this before he is of a certain age is looked upon as a disgrace." The Kotas are looked down on as being unclean feeders, and eaters of carrion; a custom which is to them no more filthy than that of eating game when it is high, or using the same tooth-brush week after week, is to a European. They have been described as a very carnivorous race, who "have a great craving for flesh, and will devour animal food of every kind without any squeamish scruples as to how the animal came by its death. The carcase of a bullock which has died of disease, or the remains of a deer half devoured by a tiger, are equally acceptable to him." An unappetising sight, which may be witnessed on roads leading to a Kota village, is that of a Kota carrying the flesh of a dead buffalo, often in an advanced stage of putridity, slung on a stick across his shoulders, with the entrails trailing on the ground. Colonel Ross King narrates † how he once saw a Kota carrying home a dead rat, thrown out of a stable a day or two previously. When I repeated this story to my Kota informant, he glared at me, and bluntly remarked in Tamil "The book tells lies." Despite its unpleasant nature, the carrion diet evidently agrees with the Kotas, who are a sturdy set of people, flourishing, it is said, most exceedingly when the hill cattle are dying of epidemic disease, and the supply of meat is consequently abundant. | WIKI |
The Assimilation of Richard Rodriguez.
In Hunger of Memory, by Richard Rodriguez, the author situates his individual experiences with education so that eventually there is a rift between his private and public selves. This becomes more ingrained as he furthers his education and it affects his views on the logic behind affirmative action and bilingual education. Summarized briefly, Rodriguez' life could hardly be called unique or special. A boy with some Indian blood, he was born in California to parents, who had left their native Mexico to seek a better life. He was educated by Catholic nuns in Sacramento, Americanized, assimilated painfully yet successfully. Rodriguez can not be captured in such a summary. Many Hispanic-Americans express a tension between their ethnic culture and American culture. Rodriguez is unique because even though his struggle with identity as a Mexican-American might appear typical, the outcome was a completely assimilated American, who holds beliefs contrary to many Hispanic-Americans in that he argues against bi-lingual education.
Early in life Rodriguez knew and felt that he was living two lives simultaneously. He was Ricardo and he was Richard (16). At home, his Spanish speaking family retained and guarded their Mexican way of life. The very language of Spanish began to symbolize home and family. The soft sounds were a comfort to him. At school, Richard learned English; the nuns demanded he be an American and his parents agreed with the wishes of the Church that Richard should not speak Spanish at home anymore. .
Surely many thousands of Mexican-Americans have lived the same divided life. For example the movie "Mi Familia" spans three generations of an immigrated Hispanic family. It touches on one family's struggle to stay together and survive the mean streets of East Los Angeles. "Mi Familia" is a portrait of how important culture and family are among Latino households. | FINEWEB-EDU |
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* 1945 SANFL season
* 1945 TANFL season
* 1945 VFA season
* 1945 VFL Grand Final
* 1945 VFL season
* 1945 WANFL season
* 1946 Brownlow Medal
* 1946 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1946 SANFL Grand Final
* 1946 SANFL season
* 1946 TANFL season
* 1946 VFA season
* 1946 VFL Grand Final
* 1946 VFL season
* 1946 WANFL season
* 1947 Brownlow Medal
* 1947 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1947 Hobart Carnival
* 1947 SANFL Grand Final
* 1947 SANFL season
* 1947 TANFL season
* 1947 VFA season
* 1947 VFL Grand Final
* 1947 VFL season
* 1947 WANFL season
* 1948 Brownlow Medal
* 1948 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1948 SANFL Grand Final
* 1948 SANFL season
* 1948 TANFL season
* 1948 VFA season
* 1948 VFL Grand Final
* 1948 VFL season
* 1948 WANFL season
* 1949 Brownlow Medal
* 1949 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1949 SANFL Grand Final
* 1949 SANFL season
* 1949 TANFL season
* 1949 VFA season
* 1949 VFL Grand Final
* 1949 VFL season
* 1949 WANFL season
* 1950 Brisbane Carnival
* 1950 Brownlow Medal
* 1950 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1950 SANFL Grand Final
* 1950 SANFL season
* 1950 TANFL season
* 1950 VFA season
* 1950 VFL Grand Final
* 1950 VFL season
* 1950 WANFL season
* 1951 Brownlow Medal
* 1951 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1951 SANFL Grand Final
* 1951 SANFL season
* 1951 TANFL season
* 1951 VFA season
* 1951 VFL Grand Final
* 1951 VFL Lightning Premiership
* 1951 VFL season
* 1951 WANFL season
* 1952 Brownlow Medal
* 1952 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1952 SANFL Grand Final
* 1952 SANFL season
* 1952 TANFL season
* 1952 VFA season
* 1952 VFL Grand Final
* 1952 VFL Lightning Premiership
* 1952 VFL season
* 1952 WANFL season
* 1953 Adelaide Carnival
* 1953 Brownlow Medal
* 1953 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1953 SANFL Grand Final
* 1953 SANFL season
* 1953 TANFL season
* 1953 VFA season
* 1953 VFL Grand Final
* 1953 VFL Lightning Premiership
* 1953 VFL season
* 1953 WANFL season
* 1954 Brownlow Medal
* 1954 Footscray Football Club season
* 1954 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1954 SANFL Grand Final
* 1954 SANFL season
* 1954 TANFL season
* 1954 VFA season
* 1954 VFL Grand Final
* 1954 VFL season
* 1954 WANFL season
* 1955 Brownlow Medal
* 1955 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1955 SANFL Grand Final
* 1955 SANFL season
* 1955 TANFL season
* 1955 VFA season
* 1955 VFL Grand Final
* 1955 VFL season
* 1955 WANFL Grand Final
* 1955 WANFL season
* 1956 Brownlow Medal
* 1956 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1956 Night Series Cup
* 1956 Perth Carnival
* 1956 SANFL Grand Final
* 1956 SANFL season
* 1956 TANFL season
* 1956 VFA season
* 1956 VFL Grand Final
* 1956 VFL season
* 1956 WANFL season
* 1957 Brownlow Medal
* 1957 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1957 Night Series Cup
* 1957 SANFL Grand Final
* 1957 SANFL season
* 1957 TANFL season
* 1957 VFA season
* 1957 VFL Grand Final
* 1957 VFL season
* 1957 WANFL season
* 1958 Brownlow Medal
* 1958 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1958 Melbourne Carnival
* 1958 Night Series Cup
* 1958 SANFL Grand Final
* 1958 SANFL season
* 1958 TANFL season
* 1958 VFA season
* 1958 VFL Grand Final
* 1958 VFL season
* 1958 WANFL season
* 1959 Brownlow Medal
* 1959 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1959 Night Series Cup
* 1959 SANFL Grand Final
* 1959 SANFL season
* 1959 TANFL season
* 1959 VFA season
* 1959 VFL Grand Final
* 1959 VFL season
* 1959 WANFL season
* 1960 Brownlow Medal
* 1960 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1960 Night Series Cup
* 1960 SANFL Grand Final
* 1960 SANFL season
* 1960 TANFL season
* 1960 VFA season
* 1960 VFL Grand Final
* 1960 VFL season
* 1960 WANFL season
* 1961 Brisbane Carnival
* 1961 Brownlow Medal
* 1961 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1961 Night Series Cup
* 1961 SANFL Grand Final
* 1961 SANFL season
* 1961 TANFL season
* 1961 VFA season
* 1961 VFL Grand Final
* 1961 VFL season
* 1961 WANFL season
* 1962 Brownlow Medal
* 1962 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1962 Night Series Cup
* 1962 SANFL Grand Final
* 1962 SANFL season
* 1962 TANFL season
* 1962 VFA season
* 1962 VFL Grand Final
* 1962 VFL season
* 1962 WANFL season
* 1963 Brownlow Medal
* 1963 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1963 Night Series Cup
* 1963 SANFL Grand Final
* 1963 SANFL season
* 1963 TANFL season
* 1963 VFA season
* 1963 VFL Grand Final
* 1963 VFL season
* 1963 WANFL season
* 1964 Brownlow Medal
* 1964 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1964 Night Series Cup
* 1964 SANFL Grand Final
* 1964 SANFL season
* 1964 TANFL season
* 1964 VFA season
* 1964 VFL Grand Final
* 1964 VFL season
* 1964 WANFL season
* 1965 Brownlow Medal
* 1965 Golden Fleece Cup
* 1965 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1965 SANFL Grand Final
* 1965 SANFL season
* 1965 TANFL season
* 1965 VFA season
* 1965 VFL Grand Final
* 1965 VFL season
* 1965 WANFL season
* 1966 Brownlow Medal
* 1966 Golden Fleece Cup
* 1966 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1966 Hobart Carnival
* 1966 SANFL Grand Final
* 1966 SANFL season
* 1966 TANFL season
* 1966 VFA season
* 1966 VFL Grand Final
* 1966 VFL season
* 1966 WANFL season
* 1967 Brownlow Medal
* 1967 Golden Fleece Cup
* 1967 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1967 SANFL Grand Final
* 1967 SANFL season
* 1967 TANFL season
* 1967 Tasmanian State Premiership Final
* 1967 VFA Grand Final
* 1967 VFA season
* 1967 VFL Grand Final
* 1967 VFL season
* 1967 WANFL season
* 1968 Brownlow Medal
* 1968 Championship of Australia
* 1968 Golden Fleece Cup
* 1968 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1968 Minor States Carnival
* 1968 SANFL Grand Final
* 1968 SANFL season
* 1968 TANFL season
* 1968 VFA season
* 1968 VFL Grand Final
* 1968 VFL season
* 1968 WANFL season
* 1969 Adelaide Carnival
* 1969 Brownlow Medal
* 1969 Championship of Australia
* 1969 Golden Fleece Cup
* 1969 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1969 SANFL Grand Final
* 1969 SANFL season
* 1969 TANFL season
* 1969 VFA season
* 1969 VFL Grand Final
* 1969 VFL season
* 1969 WANFL season
* 1970 Brownlow Medal
* 1970 Championship of Australia
* 1970 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1970 Radiant Cup
* 1970 SANFL Grand Final
* 1970 SANFL season
* 1970 TANFL season
* 1970 VFA season
* 1970 VFL Grand Final
* 1970 VFL season
* 1970 WANFL season
* 1971 Brownlow Medal
* 1971 Championship of Australia
* 1971 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1971 Heinz Cup
* 1971 Rothmans Channel 7 Cup
* 1971 SANFL Grand Final
* 1971 SANFL season
* 1971 TANFL season
* 1971 VFA Grand Final
* 1971 VFA season
* 1971 VFL Grand Final
* 1971 VFL season
* 1971 WANFL season
* 1972 Brownlow Medal
* 1972 Carlton Football Club season
* 1972 Championship of Australia
* 1972 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1972 Perth Carnival
* 1972 SANFL Grand Final
* 1972 SANFL season
* 1972 TANFL season
* 1972 VFA season
* 1972 VFL Grand Final
* 1972 VFL season
* 1972 WANFL season
* 1973 Brownlow Medal
* 1973 Championship of Australia
* 1973 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1973 SANFL Grand Final
* 1973 SANFL season
* 1973 TANFL season
* 1973 VFA season
* 1973 VFL Grand Final
* 1973 VFL season
* 1973 WANFL season
* 1974 Brownlow Medal
* 1974 Championship of Australia
* 1974 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1974 Minor States Carnival
* 1974 SANFL Grand Final
* 1974 SANFL season
* 1974 TANFL season
* 1974 VFA season
* 1974 VFL Grand Final
* 1974 VFL season
* 1974 WANFL season
* 1975 Brownlow Medal
* 1975 Championship of Australia
* 1975 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1975 Knockout Carnival
* 1975 SANFL Grand Final
* 1975 SANFL season
* 1975 TANFL season
* 1975 VFA season
* 1975 VFL Grand Final
* 1975 VFL season
* 1975 WANFL season
* 1976 Brownlow Medal
* 1976 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1976 NFL Championship Series (Australia)
* 1976 SANFL Grand Final
* 1976 SANFL season
* 1976 TANFL season
* 1976 VFA season
* 1976 VFL Grand Final
* 1976 VFL season
* 1976 WANFL season
* 1977 Brownlow Medal
* 1977 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1977 NFL Championship Series (Australia)
* 1977 SANFL Grand Final
* 1977 SANFL season
* 1977 TANFL season
* 1977 VFA season
* 1977 VFL Grand Final
* 1977 VFL season
* 1977 WANFL season
* 1978 Brownlow Medal
* 1978 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1978 NFL Championship Series (Australia)
* 1978 SANFL Grand Final
* 1978 SANFL season
* 1978 TANFL season
* 1978 VFA season
* 1978 VFL Grand Final
* 1978 VFL season
* 1978 WANFL season
* 1979 Brownlow Medal
* 1979 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1979 NFL Championship Series (Australia)
* 1979 Perth State of Origin Carnival
* 1979 SANFL Grand Final
* 1979 SANFL season
* 1979 TANFL season
* 1979 VFA season
* 1979 VFL Grand Final
* 1979 VFL season
* 1979 WANFL Grand Final
* 1979 WANFL season
* 1980 Adelaide State of Origin Carnival
* 1980 Brownlow Medal
* 1980 Escort Championships
* 1980 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1980 SANFL Grand Final
* 1980 SANFL season
* 1980 TANFL season
* 1980 VFA season
* 1980 VFL Grand Final
* 1980 VFL season
* 1980 WAFL Grand Final
* 1980 WAFL season
* 1981 Brownlow Medal
* 1981 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1981 SANFL Grand Final
* 1981 SANFL season
* 1981 TANFL season
* 1981 VFA season
* 1981 VFL Grand Final
* 1981 VFL draft
* 1981 VFL season
* 1981 WAFL season
* 1982 Brownlow Medal
* 1982 Carlton Football Club season
* 1982 Escort Championships
* 1982 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1982 SANFL Grand Final
* 1982 SANFL season
* 1982 TANFL season
* 1982 VFA season
* 1982 VFL Grand Final
* 1982 VFL draft
* 1982 VFL season
* 1982 WAFL season
* 1983 Australian Football Championships
* 1983 Brownlow Medal
* 1983 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1983 SANFL Grand Final
* 1983 SANFL season
* 1983 TANFL season
* 1983 VFA season
* 1983 VFL Grand Final
* 1983 VFL season
* 1983 WAFL season
* 1984 Australian Football Championships
* 1984 Brownlow Medal
* 1984 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1984 International Rules Series
* 1984 SANFL Grand Final
* 1984 SANFL season
* 1984 TANFL season
* 1984 VFA season
* 1984 VFL Grand Final
* 1984 VFL season
* 1984 WAFL season
* 1985 Australian Football Championships
* 1985 Brownlow Medal
* 1985 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1985 SANFL Grand Final
* 1985 SANFL season
* 1985 TANFL season
* 1985 VFA season
* 1985 VFL Grand Final
* 1985 VFL season
* 1985 WAFL season
* 1986 Australian Football Championships
* 1986 Brownlow Medal
* 1986 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1986 International Rules Series
* 1986 SANFL Grand Final
* 1986 SANFL season
* 1986 TFL Statewide League season
* 1986 VFA season
* 1986 VFL Grand Final
* 1986 VFL draft
* 1986 VFL season
* 1986 WAFL season
* 1987 Australian Football Championships
* 1987 Brownlow Medal
* 1987 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1987 International Rules Series
* 1987 SANFL Grand Final
* 1987 SANFL season
* 1987 TFL Statewide League season
* 1987 VFA season
* 1987 VFL Grand Final
* 1987 VFL draft
* 1987 VFL season
* 1987 WAFL season
* 1987 West Coast Eagles season
* 1988 Adelaide Bicentennial Carnival
* 1988 Brownlow Medal
* 1988 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1988 National Panasonic Cup
* 1988 SANFL Grand Final
* 1988 SANFL season
* 1988 TFL Statewide League season
* 1988 VFA season
* 1988 VFL Grand Final
* 1988 VFL draft
* 1988 VFL season
* 1988 WAFL season
* 1988 West Coast Eagles season
* 1989 Brownlow Medal
* 1989 Geelong Football Club season
* 1989 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1989 Panasonic Cup (Australian rules football)
* 1989 SANFL Grand Final
* 1989 SANFL season
* 1989 TFL Statewide League season
* 1989 VFA season
* 1989 VFL Grand Final
* 1989 VFL draft
* 1989 VFL season
* 1989 WAFL season
* 1989 West Coast Eagles season
* 1990 AFL Grand Final
* 1990 AFL draft
* 1990 AFL season
* 1990 Brownlow Medal
* 1990 Foster's Cup
* 1990 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1990 International Rules Series
* 1990 SANFL Grand Final
* 1990 SANFL season
* 1990 TFL Statewide League season
* 1990 VFA season
* 1990 WASFL season
* 1991 AFL Grand Final
* 1991 AFL draft
* 1991 AFL finals series
* 1991 AFL season
* 1991 Brownlow Medal
* 1991 Foster's Cup
* 1991 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1991 SANFL Grand Final
* 1991 SANFL season
* 1991 TFL Statewide League season
* 1991 VFA season
* 1991 WAFL season
* 1992 AFL Grand Final
* 1992 AFL draft
* 1992 AFL season
* 1992 Brownlow Medal
* 1992 Foster's Cup
* 1992 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1992 SANFL Grand Final
* 1992 SANFL season
* 1992 TFL Statewide League season
* 1992 VFA season
* 1992 WAFL season
* 1993 AFL Grand Final
* 1993 AFL Rising Star
* 1993 AFL draft
* 1993 AFL season
* 1993 Brownlow Medal
* 1993 Foster's Cup
* 1993 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1993 SANFL Grand Final
* 1993 SANFL season
* 1993 State of Origin Championships
* 1993 TFL Statewide League season
* 1993 VFA season
* 1993 WAFL season
* 1994 AFL Grand Final
* 1994 AFL Rising Star
* 1994 AFL draft
* 1994 AFL season
* 1994 Brownlow Medal
* 1994 Foster's Cup
* 1994 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1994 SANFL Grand Final
* 1994 TFL Statewide League season
* 1994 VFA season
* 1994 WAFL season
* 1995 AFL Grand Final
* 1995 AFL Rising Star
* 1995 AFL draft
* 1995 AFL season
* 1995 Ansett Australia Cup
* 1995 Brownlow Medal
* 1995 Carlton Football Club season
* 1995 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1995 SANFL Grand Final
* 1995 SANFL season
* 1995 Sturt Football Club season
* 1995 TFL Statewide League season
* 1995 VFA season
* 1995 WAFL season
* 1996 AFL Grand Final
* 1996 AFL Lightning Premiership
* 1996 AFL Rising Star
* 1996 AFL draft
* 1996 AFL season
* 1996 Ansett Australia Cup
* 1996 Brownlow Medal
* 1996 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1996 SANFL Grand Final
* 1996 SANFL season
* 1996 STFL season
* 1996 TFL Statewide League season
* 1996 VFL season
* 1996 WAFL season
* 1997 AFL Grand Final
* 1997 AFL Rising Star
* 1997 AFL draft
* 1997 AFL season
* 1997 Ansett Australia Cup
* 1997 Brownlow Medal
* 1997 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1997 SANFL Grand Final
* 1997 SANFL season
* 1997 STFL season
* 1997 TFL Statewide League season
* 1997 VFL season
* 1997 Westar Rules Grand Final
* 1997 Westar Rules season
* 1998 AFL Grand Final
* 1998 AFL Rising Star
* 1998 AFL Women's National Championships
* 1998 AFL draft
* 1998 AFL finals series
* 1998 AFL season
* 1998 Ansett Australia Cup
* 1998 Brownlow Medal
* 1998 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1998 International Rules Series
* 1998 SANFL Grand Final
* 1998 SANFL season
* 1998 SFL season
* 1998 TFL Statewide League season
* 1998 VFL season
* 1998 Westar Rules Grand Final
* 1998 Westar Rules season
* 1999 AFL First Preliminary Final
* 1999 AFL Grand Final
* 1999 AFL Rising Star
* 1999 AFL Women's National Championships
* 1999 AFL draft
* 1999 AFL finals series
* 1999 AFL season
* 1999 Ansett Australia Cup
* 1999 Brisbane Lions season
* 1999 Brownlow Medal
* 1999 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 1999 SANFL Grand Final
* 1999 SANFL season
* 1999 SFL season
* 1999 TSFL season
* 1999 VFL season
* 1999 Westar Rules season
* 1999 international rules series
* 2000 AFL Grand Final
* 2000 AFL Rising Star
* 2000 AFL Women's National Championships
* 2000 AFL draft
* 2000 AFL finals series
* 2000 AFL season
* 2000 Ansett Australia Cup
* 2000 Brisbane Lions season
* 2000 Brownlow Medal
* 2000 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2000 SANFL Grand Final
* 2000 SANFL season
* 2000 SWL season
* 2000 VFL season
* 2000 Westar Rules season
* 2000 international rules series
* 2001 AFL Grand Final
* 2001 AFL Rising Star
* 2001 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2001 AFL Women's National Championships
* 2001 AFL draft
* 2001 AFL season
* 2001 Ansett Australia Cup
* 2001 Brisbane Lions season
* 2001 Brownlow Medal
* 2001 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2001 SANFL Grand Final
* 2001 SANFL season
* 2001 VFL season
* 2001 WAFL season
* 2001 international rules series
* 2002 AFL Grand Final
* 2002 AFL Rising Star
* 2002 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2002 AFL Women's National Championships
* 2002 AFL draft
* 2002 AFL season
* 2002 Australian Football International Cup
* 2002 Brisbane Lions season
* 2002 Brownlow Medal
* 2002 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2002 SANFL Grand Final
* 2002 SANFL season
* 2002 VFL season
* 2002 WAFL season
* 2002 Wizard Home Loans Cup
* 2002 international rules series
* 2003 AFL Grand Final
* 2003 AFL Rising Star
* 2003 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2003 AFL Women's National Championships
* 2003 AFL draft
* 2003 AFL season
* 2003 Brisbane Lions season
* 2003 Brownlow Medal
* 2003 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2003 International Rules Series
* 2003 SANFL Grand Final
* 2003 SANFL season
* 2003 SFL Premier League season
* 2003 VFL season
* 2003 WAFL season
* 2003 Wizard Home Loans Cup
* 2004 AFL Grand Final
* 2004 AFL Rising Star
* 2004 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2004 AFL Women's National Championships
* 2004 AFL draft
* 2004 AFL season
* 2004 Brisbane Lions season
* 2004 Brownlow Medal
* 2004 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2004 SANFL Grand Final
* 2004 SANFL season
* 2004 VFL season
* 2004 WAFL season
* 2004 Wizard Home Loans Cup
* 2004 international rules series
* 2005 AFL Grand Final
* 2005 AFL Rising Star
* 2005 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2005 AFL Women's National Championships
* 2005 AFL draft
* 2005 AFL finals series
* 2005 AFL season
* 2005 Australian Football International Cup
* 2005 Australian football code crowds
* 2005 Brisbane Lions season
* 2005 Brownlow Medal
* 2005 EU Cup Australian rules football
* 2005 Geelong Football Club season
* 2005 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2005 International Rules Series
* 2005 SANFL Grand Final
* 2005 SANFL season
* 2005 SFL Premier League season
* 2005 VFL season
* 2005 WAFL season
* 2005 Wizard Home Loans Cup
* 2006 AFL Grand Final
* 2006 AFL Rising Star
* 2006 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2006 AFL Women's National Championships
* 2006 AFL draft
* 2006 AFL finals series
* 2006 AFL season
* 2006 Australian football code crowds
* 2006 Brisbane Lions season
* 2006 Brownlow Medal
* 2006 Collingwood Football Club season
* 2006 Geelong Football Club season
* 2006 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2006 International Rules Series
* 2006 NAB Cup
* 2006 SANFL Grand Final
* 2006 SANFL season
* 2006 St Kilda Football Club season
* 2006 Sydney Swans season
* 2006 VFL season
* 2006 WAFL season
* 2007 AFL Army Award
* 2007 AFL Goal of the Year
* 2007 AFL Grand Final
* 2007 AFL Mark of the Year
* 2007 AFL Rising Star
* 2007 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2007 AFL Women's National Championships
* 2007 AFL draft
* 2007 AFL finals series
* 2007 AFL season
* 2007 AFL season results
* 2007 All-Australian team
* 2007 Australian football code crowds
* 2007 Brisbane Lions season
* 2007 Brownlow Medal
* 2007 Carlton Football Club season
* 2007 EU Cup Australian rules football
* 2007 Geelong Football Club season
* 2007 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2007 International Rules Series
* 2007 NAB Cup
* 2007 Richmond Football Club season
* 2007 SANFL Grand Final
* 2007 SANFL season
* 2007 St Kilda Football Club season
* 2007 Subiaco Lions season
* 2007 VFL season
* 2007 VFL season results
* 2007 WAFL season
* 2008 AFL Grand Final
* 2008 AFL National Under 16 Championships
* 2008 AFL Rising Star
* 2008 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2008 AFL draft
* 2008 AFL finals series
* 2008 AFL season
* 2008 Adelaide Football Club season
* 2008 All-Australian team
* 2008 Australian Football International Cup
* 2008 Australian football code crowds
* 2008 Brisbane Lions season
* 2008 Brownlow Medal
* 2008 Carlton Football Club season
* 2008 EU Cup Australian rules football
* 2008 Geelong Football Club season
* 2008 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2008 International Rules Series
* 2008 Melbourne Football Club season
* 2008 NAB Cup
* 2008 SANFL Grand Final
* 2008 SANFL season
* 2008 St Kilda Football Club season
* 2008 VFL season
* 2008 WAFL Grand Final
* 2008 WAFL season
* 2009 AFL Army Award
* 2009 AFL Grand Final
* 2009 AFL Rising Star
* 2009 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2009 AFL draft
* 2009 AFL finals series
* 2009 AFL season
* 2009 Adelaide Football Club season
* 2009 All-Australian team
* 2009 Australian football code crowds
* 2009 Brisbane Lions season
* 2009 Brownlow Medal
* 2009 Carlton Football Club season
* 2009 EU Cup Australian rules football
* 2009 Essendon Football Club season
* 2009 Geelong Football Club season
* 2009 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2009 International Rules Series
* 2009 Melbourne Football Club season
* 2009 NAB Cup
* 2009 SANFL Grand Final
* 2009 SANFL season
* 2009 St Kilda Football Club season
* 2009 TSL season
* 2009 VFL season
* 2009 WAFL Grand Final
* 2009 WAFL season
* 2009 Western Bulldogs season
* 2010 AFL Europe Championship
* 2010 AFL Grand Final
* 2010 AFL Rising Star
* 2010 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2010 AFL draft
* 2010 AFL finals series
* 2010 AFL season
* 2010 Adelaide Football Club season
* 2010 All-Australian team
* 2010 Australian football code crowds
* 2010 Brisbane Lions season
* 2010 Brownlow Medal
* 2010 Carlton Football Club season
* 2010 Collingwood Football Club season
* 2010 EU Cup Australian rules football
* 2010 Fremantle Football Club season
* 2010 Geelong Football Club season
* 2010 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2010 International Rules Series
* 2010 Melbourne Football Club season
* 2010 NAB Cup
* 2010 NTFL season
* 2010 Northern Football League season
* 2010 SANFL Grand Final
* 2010 SANFL season
* 2010 SFL season
* 2010 St Kilda Football Club season
* 2010 TSL season
* 2010 VFL Grand Final
* 2010 VFL season
* 2010 WAFL Grand Final
* 2010 WAFL season
* 2010 West Coast Eagles season
* 2010 Western Bulldogs season
* 2011 AFL Goal of the Year
* 2011 AFL Grand Final
* 2011 AFL Mark of the Year
* 2011 AFL Rising Star
* 2011 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2011 AFL draft
* 2011 AFL finals series
* 2011 AFL season
* 2011 Adelaide Football Club season
* 2011 All-Australian team
* 2011 Australian Football International Cup
* 2011 Australian football code crowds
* 2011 Brisbane Lions season
* 2011 Brownlow Medal
* 2011 Carlton Football Club season
* 2011 Collingwood Football Club season
* 2011 Essendon Football Club season
* 2011 Foxtel Cup
* 2011 Geelong Football Club season
* 2011 Gold Coast Football Club season
* 2011 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2011 International Rules Series
* 2011 Melbourne Football Club season
* 2011 NAB Cup
* 2011 NEAFL season
* 2011 Northern Football League season
* 2011 Port Adelaide Football Club season
* 2011 Richmond Football Club season
* 2011 SANFL Grand Final
* 2011 SANFL season
* 2011 St Kilda Football Club season
* 2011 TSL season
* 2011 VFL Grand Final
* 2011 VFL season
* 2011 WAFL Grand Final
* 2011 WAFL season
* 2011 West Coast Eagles season
* 2011 Western Bulldogs season
* 2012 AFL Grand Final
* 2012 AFL Mark of the Year
* 2012 AFL Rising Star
* 2012 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2012 AFL draft
* 2012 AFL finals series
* 2012 AFL season
* 2012 All-Australian team
* 2012 Australian football code crowds
* 2012 Brisbane Lions season
* 2012 Brownlow Medal
* 2012 Carlton Football Club season
* 2012 Collingwood Football Club season
* 2012 EU Cup Australian rules football
* 2012 Essendon Football Club season
* 2012 Foxtel Cup
* 2012 Geelong Football Club season
* 2012 Gold Coast Football Club season
* 2012 Greater Western Sydney Giants season
* 2012 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2012 Melbourne Football Club season
* 2012 NAB Cup
* 2012 NEAFL season
* 2012 Northern Football League season
* 2012 Richmond Football Club season
* 2012 SANFL Grand Final
* 2012 SANFL season
* 2012 St Kilda Football Club season
* 2012 TSL season
* 2012 VFL Grand Final
* 2012 VFL season
* 2012 WAFL Grand Final
* 2012 WAFL season
* 2012 Western Bulldogs season
* 2013 AFL Europe Championship
* 2013 AFL Goal of the Year
* 2013 AFL Grand Final
* 2013 AFL Mark of the Year
* 2013 AFL Rising Star
* 2013 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2013 AFL draft
* 2013 AFL finals series
* 2013 AFL season
* 2013 AFL women's draft
* 2013 Adelaide Football Club season
* 2013 All-Australian team
* 2013 Australian football code crowds
* 2013 Brisbane Lions season
* 2013 Brownlow Medal
* 2013 Carlton Football Club season
* 2013 Collingwood Football Club season
* 2013 EU Cup Australian rules football
* 2013 Essendon Football Club season
* 2013 Foxtel Cup
* 2013 Fremantle Football Club season
* 2013 Geelong Football Club season
* 2013 Gold Coast Football Club season
* 2013 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2013 International Rules Series
* 2013 Melbourne Football Club season
* 2013 NAB Cup
* 2013 NEAFL season
* 2013 Port Adelaide Football Club season
* 2013 SANFL Grand Final
* 2013 SANFL season
* 2013 SFL season
* 2013 St Kilda Football Club season
* 2013 TSL season
* 2013 USAFL National Championships
* 2013 VFL Grand Final
* 2013 VFL season
* 2013 WAFL Grand Final
* 2013 WAFL season
* 2014 AFL Goal of the Year
* 2014 AFL Grand Final
* 2014 AFL Mark of the Year
* 2014 AFL Rising Star
* 2014 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2014 AFL draft
* 2014 AFL finals series
* 2014 AFL season
* 2014 AFL women's draft
* 2014 Adelaide Football Club season
* 2014 All-Australian team
* 2014 Australian Football International Cup
* 2014 Australian football code crowds
* 2014 Brisbane Lions season
* 2014 Brownlow Medal
* 2014 Carlton Football Club season
* 2014 Collingwood Football Club season
* 2014 Essendon Football Club season
* 2014 Foxtel Cup
* 2014 Fremantle Football Club season
* 2014 Geelong Football Club season
* 2014 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2014 International Rules Series
* 2014 Melbourne Football Club season
* 2014 NAB Challenge
* 2014 NEAFL season
* 2014 Port Adelaide Football Club season
* 2014 SANFL Grand Final
* 2014 SANFL season
* 2014 SFL season
* 2014 St Kilda Football Club season
* 2014 Sydney Swans season
* 2014 TSL season
* 2014 USAFL National Championships
* 2014 VFL season
* 2014 WAFL season
* 2014 West Coast Eagles season
* 2015 AFL Goal of the Year
* 2015 AFL Grand Final
* 2015 AFL Mark of the Year
* 2015 AFL Rising Star
* 2015 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2015 AFL draft
* 2015 AFL finals series
* 2015 AFL season
* 2015 AFL women's draft
* 2015 Adelaide Football Club season
* 2015 All-Australian team
* 2015 Brisbane Lions season
* 2015 Brownlow Medal
* 2015 Carlton Football Club season
* 2015 Collingwood Football Club season
* 2015 Fremantle Football Club season
* 2015 Geelong Football Club season
* 2015 Gold Coast Football Club season
* 2015 Greater Western Sydney Giants season
* 2015 Hawthorn Football Club season
* 2015 International Rules Series
* 2015 Melbourne Football Club season
* 2015 NAB Challenge
* 2015 NEAFL season
* 2015 NWFL season
* 2015 Port Adelaide Football Club season
* 2015 Richmond Football Club season
* 2015 SANFL Grand Final
* 2015 SANFL season
* 2015 SFL season
* 2015 St Kilda Football Club season
* 2015 Sydney Swans season
* 2015 TSL season
* 2015 USAFL National Championships
* 2015 VFL season
* 2015 WAFL season
* 2016 AFL Europe Championship
* 2016 AFL Goal of the Year
* 2016 AFL Grand Final
* 2016 AFL Mark of the Year
* 2016 AFL Rising Star
* 2016 AFL Under 18 Championships
* 2016 AFL Women's draft
* 2016 AFL draft
* 2016 AFL finals series
* 2016 AFL season
* 2016 Adelaide Crows season
* 2016 Adelaide Football Club season
* 2016 All-Australian team
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* Bill McIntyre (footballer)
* Bill McKay (Australian footballer)
* Bill McKenzie (footballer)
* Bill McKeone
* Bill McKinley (footballer)
* Bill McMaster
* Bill McMaster (footballer, born 1922)
* Bill McNabb
* Bill McNamara
* Bill McSpeerin
* Bill McTaggart
* Bill McVeigh
* Bill McVitty
* Bill Mearns
* Bill Mildenhall
* Bill Milroy
* Bill Mohr
* Bill Monaghan
* Bill Montgomery (Australian footballer)
* Bill Moodie
* Bill Moore (Australian footballer)
* Bill Morris (Australian rules footballer)
* Bill Morrow (footballer)
* Bill Moulden
* Bill Moxon
* Bill Munday
* Bill Munn
* Bill Nalder
* Bill Nash (footballer)
* Bill Nettlefold
* Bill Newton (footballer)
* Bill Nicholls (Australian footballer)
* Bill Nolan (footballer, born 1888)
* Bill Nolan (footballer, born 1927)
* Bill Nolan (footballer, born 1929)
* Bill Noonan (Australian footballer)
* Bill Norman (footballer)
* Bill Nunn (Australian footballer)
* Bill O'Brien (footballer, born 1877)
* Bill O'Brien (footballer, born 1887)
* Bill O'Brien (footballer, born 1905)
* Bill O'Connor (Australian footballer)
* Bill O'Hara (footballer, born 1879)
* Bill O'Hara (footballer, born 1880)
* Bill O'Kane
* Bill Ockleshaw
* Bill Osborne (Australian footballer)
* Bill Paez
* Bill Patterson (footballer)
* Bill Patterson (footballer, born 1873)
* Bill Pavey
* Bill Payne (footballer, born 1883)
* Bill Pearson (footballer)
* Bill Pearson (footballer, born 1892)
* Bill Perkins (Australian rules footballer)
* Bill Peters (footballer)
* Bill Pettit
* Bill Pickering (Australian footballer)
* Bill Potter
* Bill Power
* Bill Pritchard (footballer)
* Bill Proudfoot
* Bill Punch
* Bill Purcell (footballer)
* Bill R. Thompson
* Bill Ralston (footballer)
* Bill Reardon (footballer)
* Bill Reddick
* Bill Redmond (footballer)
* Bill Reeves (footballer)
* Bill Ripper
* Bill Roach (footballer)
* Bill Roberts (footballer, born 1897)
* Bill Roberts (footballer, born 1910)
* Bill Robertson (Australian footballer)
* Bill Robinson (Australian footballer, born 1919)
* Bill Robinson (footballer, born 1880)
* Bill Robinson (footballer, born 1908)
* Bill Rogers (footballer)
* Bill Rose (footballer)
* Bill Ross (footballer)
* Bill Russ
* Bill Ryan (footballer, born 1914)
* Bill Ryan (footballer, born 1944)
* Bill S. McKenzie
* Bill Scanlan
* Bill Scott (footballer, born 1880)
* Bill Scott (footballer, born 1890)
* Bill Seedsman
* Bill Serong
* Bill Sewart
* Bill Sharkey
* Bill Sharp (footballer)
* Bill Shaw (Australian footballer)
* Bill Shelton (footballer, born 1902)
* Bill Shelton (footballer, born 1936)
* Bill Shenfield
* Bill Sherman
* Bill Skwirowski
* Bill Smeaton (footballer)
* Bill Smith (Australian rules footballer)
* Bill Sneazwell
* Bill Snell
* Bill Speakman (footballer)
* Bill Spokes
* Bill Spry
* Bill Spurling
* Bill Stamps
* Bill Stephen
* Bill Stephenson
* Bill Stevens (footballer, born 1908)
* Bill Stevens (footballer, born 1939)
* Bill Stone (footballer)
* Bill Storer (footballer)
* Bill Strang (footballer)
* Bill Stranger
* Bill Strickland (footballer, born 1864)
* Bill Strickland (footballer, born 1882)
* Bill Swan (footballer)
* Bill Sweeney (footballer)
* Bill Sykes
* Bill T. Downie
* Bill Talbot
* Bill Taylor (Australian footballer)
* Bill Tebble
* Bill Thomas (Australian footballer)
* Bill Thomas (footballer, born 1930)
* Bill Thompson (Australian footballer)
* Bill Thorpe
* Bill Thripp
* Bill Tomlinson (footballer)
* Bill Tottey
* Bill Turner (Australian footballer, born 1901)
* Bill Turner (footballer, born 1870)
* Bill Turner (footballer, born 1912)
* Bill Twomey Jr.
* Bill Twomey Sr.
* Bill Tymms
* Bill Unwin
* Bill Valli
* Bill Vanthoff
* Bill Vickers
* Bill Waldron
* Bill Walford
* Bill Walker (Australian footballer)
* Bill Walker (Australian footballer, born 1883)
* Bill Walton (footballer)
* Bill Ward (footballer, born 1891)
* Bill Ward (footballer, born 1901)
* Bill Warne
* Bill Webb (Australian footballer)
* Bill Wedding
* Bill Weir (footballer)
* Bill Wells (footballer)
* Bill Welsh (footballer, born 1908)
* Bill Welsh (footballer, born 1926)
* Bill Whitbourne
* Bill White (Australian footballer)
* Bill Williams (Australian footballer)
* Bill Williams (footballer, born 1904)
* Bill Williams (footballer, born 1929)
* Bill Wilson (footballer)
* Bill Windley
* Bill Wisdom
* Bill Wishart
* Bill Wood (footballer)
* Bill Woodcock (footballer)
* Bill Woodhouse (footballer)
* Bill Woods (Australian footballer)
* Bill Wylie (footballer)
* Bill Young (Australian rules footballer)
* Bill Young (footballer, born 1886)
* Billie Smedts
* Billy Anderson (Australian footballer)
* Billy Arnott
* Billy Barham
* Billy Beggs
* Billy Billett
* Billy Blackman
* Billy Bremner (Australian footballer)
* Billy Briscoe (Australian footballer)
* Billy Brown (Australian footballer)
* Billy Brownless
* Billy Cole (Australian footballer)
* Billy Collins (Australian footballer)
* Billy Deans
* Billy Dick
* Billy Duckworth
* Billy Egan
* Billy Evans (Australian footballer)
* Billy Frampton
* Billy Gallagher (footballer)
* Billy Gambetta
* Billy Gent
* Billy Gill
* Billy Gowers
* Billy Grace
* Billy Green (Australian footballer)
* Billy Griffith (footballer)
* Billy Hall (Australian footballer)
* Billy Hammond
* Billy Harrison (Australian footballer)
* Billy Hartung (footballer)
* Billy Harvey
* Billy Holmes (Australian footballer)
* Billy Irwin (Australian rules footballer)
* Billy Jenkins (Australian footballer)
* Billy Kenny (Australian footballer)
* Billy King (Australian footballer)
* Billy Leahy
* Billy Leeds
* Billy Libbis
* Billy Longer
* Billy Lynch (Australian footballer)
* Billy McBean
* Billy McCarter
* Billy McGee (footballer)
* Billy McGregor
* Billy Monagle
* Billy Moxham
* Billy Newing
* Billy Orchard
* Billy Orr (footballer)
* Billy Pardon
* Billy Payne (footballer)
* Billy Picken
* Billy Pincott
* Billy Plunkett
* Billy Porter (Australian footballer)
* Billy Power
* Billy Quinn (footballer)
* Billy Roberts (Australian footballer)
* Billy Robinson (Australian footballer)
* Billy Rudd (Australian footballer)
* Billy Sarll
* Billy Schmidt
* Billy Shaw (Australian footballer)
* Billy Smith (Australian footballer)
* Billy Snedden
* Billy Spears
* Billy Stephens
* Billy Stevens (Australian footballer)
* Billy Stewart (Australian footballer)
* Billy Stone (Australian footballer)
* Billy Stretch
* Billy Thomas (Australian footballer)
* Billy Walsh (Australian footballer)
* Billy Wells (footballer)
* Billy Williams (Australian footballer)
* Billy Wilson (Australian rules footballer)
* Billy Wilton
* Billy Winward
* Billy Wood
* Billy Wright (Australian footballer)
* Birmingham Bears
* Bismarck Kulpa
* Black Diamond Australian Football League
* Black Rock Football Club
* Blackburn Football Club
* Blacktown International Sportspark
* Blacktown Magic Australian Football Club
* Blaine Boekhorst
* Blaine Johnson (footballer)
* Blair Campbell
* Blake Acres
* Blake Broadhurst
* Blake Campbell
* Blake Caracella
* Blake Grima
* Blake Hardwick
* Blayne Wilson
* Blighty Football Club
* Blinder (film)
* Blue Ribbon Cup
* Bluey Adams
* Bo Nixon
* Bob Abernethy (footballer)
* Bob Addison
* Bob Allen (Australian footballer)
* Bob Andrews (footballer)
* Bob Annesley
* Bob Armstrong (Australian footballer)
* Bob Atkinson
* Bob Atkinson (footballer, born 1930)
* Bob Aubrey
* Bob Austen
* Bob Barr (Australian footballer)
* Bob Bawden
* Bob Beattie (footballer)
* Bob Beaven
* Bob Beecroft
* Bob Bell (Australian footballer)
* Bob Bibby
* Bob Bird (footballer)
* Bob Bodington
* Bob Bonnett
* Bob Bosustow
* Bob Bowden
* Bob Boyle (footballer)
* Bob Bradley (footballer)
* Bob Briggs (Australian footballer)
* Bob Brooker
* Bob Brownhill
* Bob Bryce
* Bob Burns (footballer)
* Bob Cameron (Australian footballer)
* Bob Campbell (Australian footballer)
* Bob Carmichael (footballer)
* Bob Carroll (footballer)
* Bob Cave
* Bob Chadwick
* Bob Chisholm (footballer)
* Bob Chitty
* Bob Clifford (footballer)
* Bob Cockerell
* Bob Collins (footballer, born 1934)
* Bob Collins (footballer, born 1937)
* Bob Constable (footballer)
* Bob Corbett (footballer)
* Bob Cromie
* Bob Crowe (footballer)
* Bob Curtayne
* Bob Davis (Australian rules footballer)
* Bob Dawson (footballer)
* Bob Deas
* Bob Delanty
* Bob Drummond (Australian footballer)
* Bob Dummett
* Bob Dunlop (footballer)
* Bob Eastaway
* Bob Edmond
* Bob Farmer
* Bob Fisher (Australian footballer)
* Bob Fitzsimmons (footballer)
* Bob Flanigan (footballer)
* Bob Flegg
* Bob Flett
* Bob Fox
* Bob Franklin (Australian footballer)
* Bob Furler
* Bob Galbally
* Bob Gazzard
* Bob Giles
* Bob Gislingham
* Bob Gleeson
* Bob Gluyas
* Bob Goode
* Bob Gormly
* Bob Gray (Australian footballer)
* Bob Green (footballer)
* Bob Greenwood (footballer)
* Bob Greve
* Bob Hall (Australian rules footballer)
* Bob Hammond
* Bob Hammond (footballer, born 1905)
* Bob Hancock
* Bob Hank
* Bob Harland (footballer)
* Bob Hay (footballer, born 1880)
* Bob Hay (footballer, born 1938)
* Bob Hay (general)
* Bob Hayton (Australian footballer)
* Bob Heard
* Bob Heatley
* Bob Hempel
* Bob Henderson (Australian footballer)
* Bob Herbert (footballer)
* Bob Hirst
* Bob Hodgkin
* Bob Jacobson
* Bob Johnson (Australian footballer, born 1902)
* Bob Johnson (Australian footballer, born 1907)
* Bob Johnson (Australian footballer, born 1935)
* Bob Johnson (Australian rules football)
* Bob Johnson (Australian rules footballer)
* Bob Johnston (footballer)
* Bob Johnstone (footballer)
* Bob Jones (Australian footballer)
* Bob Keddie
* Bob Kelsey
* Bob Kenna
* Bob Kenny
* Bob Kerr (Australian footballer)
* Bob King (footballer)
* Bob Kingston
* Bob Kupsch
* Bob L. Miller (footballer)
* Bob Lane (Australian footballer)
* Bob Langford
* Bob Lee (Australian footballer)
* Bob Lockhart (footballer)
* Bob Love (footballer)
* Bob Lynch (footballer)
* Bob Makeham
* Bob Mallett
* Bob Marshall (footballer)
* Bob Mathews (footballer)
* Bob Matlock
* Bob McCaskill
* Bob McClure (footballer)
* Bob McCormick (Australian footballer)
* Bob McDonald (Australian footballer)
* Bob McGann
* Bob McHenry (footballer)
* Bob McIlveen
* Bob McIntosh
* Bob McKendry
* Bob McKenzie (footballer)
* Bob McLean (Australian footballer)
* Bob McLellan
* Bob McLeod (cricketer)
* Bob Merrick
* Bob Merrick (footballer, born 1917)
* Bob Milgate
* Bob Miller (Australian politician)
* Bob Molesworth
* Bob Monar
* Bob Moore (Australian footballer)
* Bob Morton (Australian footballer)
* Bob Muir (footballer)
* Bob Munn
* Bob Murdoch (Australian footballer)
* Bob Murray (Australian footballer)
* Bob Myers (footballer)
* Bob Neate
* Bob Neil
* Bob Nisbet
* Bob Norman (footballer)
* Bob Northey
* Bob O'Donnell (footballer)
* Bob O'Neill
* Bob Oswald
* Bob Parsons (Australian footballer)
* Bob Pascoe
* Bob Paterson
* Bob Pattinson
* Bob Porter (footballer)
* Bob Pratt
* Bob Pratt Jr.
* Bob Puflett
* Bob Quinn (Australian footballer)
* Bob Rahilly
* Bob Rees
* Bob Reid (Australian footballer)
* Bob Rinder
* Bob Roberts (Australian footballer)
* Bob Robinson (footballer)
* Bob Rose (footballer)
* Bob Rose-Charlie Sutton Medal
* Bob Ross (footballer)
* Bob Rowse
* Bob Rush (Australian footballer)
* Bob Russell (Australian footballer)
* Bob Sayers
* Bob Schmidt (Australian footballer)
* Bob Scott (Australian footballer)
* Bob Scott (umpire)
* Bob Sellers (footballer)
* Bob Shearer (footballer)
* Bob Shearman
* Bob Simunsen
* Bob Skilton
* Bob Skilton Medal
* Bob Slater
* Bob Smith (Australian footballer, born 1877)
* Bob Smith (Australian footballer, born 1906)
* Bob Spargo
* Bob Spargo Sr.
* Bob Spurling
* Bob Standfield
* Bob Stewart (footballer, born 1903)
* Bob Stewart (footballer, born 1939)
* Bob Stewart (footballer, born 1946)
* Bob Stone
* Bob Strachan (footballer, born 1886)
* Bob Strachan (footballer, born 1944)
* Bob Suter (footballer)
* Bob Svorinich
* Bob Syme
* Bob Taylor (Australian footballer)
* Bob Teasdale
* Bob Templeton
* Bob Trainer
* Bob Troughton
* Bob Turner (footballer, born 1936)
* Bob Turner (footballer, born 1942)
* Bob Vagg (footballer)
* Bob Walker (footballer, born 1891)
* Bob Walker (footballer, born 1912)
* Bob Walliker
* Bob Ware
* Bob Watt (footballer)
* Bob Weatherill
* Bob Wiggins (footballer)
* Bob Wilkie (footballer)
* Bob Williams (Australian rules footballer)
* Bob Willis (footballer)
* Bob Wilson (footballer, born 1898)
* Bob Wilson (footballer, born 1907)
* Bob Wilson (footballer, born 1945)
* Bob Wiltshire
* Bob Withers
* Bob Wright (Australian footballer)
* Bob Wynne
* Bobadil Hooper
* Bobby Allison (footballer)
* Bobby Burt
* Bobby Byers
* Bobby Clark (Australian footballer)
* Bobby Craig (Australian footballer)
* Bobby Donald
* Bobby Ewer
* Bobby Gibb
* Bobby McCubbin
* Bobby Mills (Australian footballer)
* Bobby Monk
* Bobby Mullenger
* Bobby Rowe (Australian footballer)
* Bobby Royle
* Bobby Russell (Australian footballer)
* Bobby Scott (Australian footballer)
* Bobby Thoms
* Bobby Walker (Australian footballer)
* Bobby Walsh
* Bobby Wilson (Australian rules footballer)
* Bohdan Jaworskyj
* Bomb (kick)
* Bond University Football Club
* Bonnie Izzard
* Bonnie Toogood
* Bonny Campbell
* Bordeaux Bombers
* Border-Walwa Football Club
* Boston Demons
* Bounce (Australian TV series)
* Boundary rider
* Bowen Lockwood
* Box Hill City Oval
* Box Hill Hawks Football Club
* Box Hill North Football Club
* Boyer Oval
* Brad Bootsma
* Brad Boyd
* Brad C. Campbell
* Brad Cassidy
* Brad Crouch
* Brad Davis (Australian rules footballer)
* Brad Dick
* Brad Dodd
* Brad Ebert
* Brad Edwards (Australian footballer)
* Brad Fisher
* Brad Fox
* Brad Fuller
* Brad Gotch
* Brad Green (footballer)
* Brad Gwilliam
* Brad Hardie
* Brad Hartman
* Brad Helbig
* Brad Howard
* Brad Johnson (Australian footballer)
* Brad L. Campbell
* Brad Lloyd
* Brad McKenzie
* Brad Miller (footballer)
* Brad Moran (footballer)
* Brad Murphy
* Brad Nicholson
* Brad Nimmo
* Brad Oborne
* Brad Ottens
* Brad Pearce (footballer)
* Brad Rowe (footballer)
* Brad Scheer
* Brad Scott (Australian footballer)
* Brad Sewell
* Brad Seymour
* Brad Sheppard
* Brad Shine
* Brad Sholl
* Brad Smith (footballer, born 1948)
* Brad Smith (footballer, born 1977)
* Brad Smith (footballer, born 1979)
* Brad Stephens
* Brad Symes
* Brad Tunbridge
* Brad Walsh (footballer)
* Brad Wira
* Bradd Dalziell
* Bradley Close
* Bradley Hill (footballer)
* Bradley Plain
* Bradley Ross
* Bradley Sparks
* Brady Anderson (footballer)
* Brady Grey
* Brady Jones
* Brady Rawlings
* Brandan Parfitt
* Brandon Ellis
* Brandon Hill (footballer)
* Brandon Jack
* Brandon Matera
* Brandon White
* Brant Chambers
* Brant Colledge
* Braybrook Sporting Club
* Brayden Crossley
* Brayden Fiorini
* Brayden Lyle
* Brayden Maynard
* Braydon Preuss
* Breann Moody
* Breanna Koenen
* Bree White
* Brendan Bower
* Brendan Brady (footballer)
* Brendan Burnett
* Brendan Edwards
* Brendan Fevola
* Brendan Green (footballer)
* Brendan Hartney
* Brendan Hosking
* Brendan Krummel
* Brendan Lee
* Brendan Littler
* Brendan McCartney
* Brendan McCormack
* Brendan McFaull
* Brendan Murphy (Carlow footballer)
* Brendan Mutimer
* Brendan Parker
* Brendan Ryan (footballer)
* Brendan Schwab
* Brendan Tranter
* Brendan Whitecross
* Brendon Ah Chee
* Brendon Bermingham
* Brendon Bolton
* Brendon Feddema
* Brendon Fewster
* Brendon Gale
* Brendon Goddard
* Brendon Hackwill
* Brendon Lade
* Brendon Moore
* Brendon O'Donnell
* Brendon Retzlaff
* Brennan Cox
* Brennan Stack
* Brent Connelly
* Brent Crosswell
* Brent Frewen
* Brent Green
* Brent Grgic
* Brent Guerra
* Brent Hall
* Brent Hartigan
* Brent Harvey
* Brent Heaver
* Brent Hutton
* Brent Jones (Australian footballer)
* Brent LeCras
* Brent Macaffer
* Brent Moloney
* Brent Palfreyman
* Brent Piltz
* Brent Prismall
* Brent Reilly
* Brent Renouf
* Brent Staker
* Brent Stanton
* Brent Tuckey
* Brent Wallace
* Brent Williams (Australian footballer)
* Brenton Adcock
* Brenton Harris
* Brenton Klaebe
* Brenton Miels
* Brenton Phillips
* Brenton Sanderson
* Brenton Vilcins
* Bret Bailey
* Bret Hutchinson
* Bret Thornton
* Brett Allen
* Brett Allison
* Brett Backwell
* Brett Bowey
* Brett Burton
* Brett Chalmers
* Brett Chandler
* Brett Cook
* Brett Cooper (footballer)
* Brett Deledio
* Brett Ebert
* Brett Eddy
* Brett Evans (Australian footballer)
* Brett Gloury
* Brett Goodes
* Brett Grimley
* Brett Heady
* Brett Hungerford
* Brett James (footballer)
* Brett Johnson (Australian footballer)
* Brett Jones (footballer)
* Brett Kirk
* Brett Knowles
* Brett Lovett
* Brett MacKenzie
* Brett Mahony
* Brett Marchant
* Brett Meredith
* Brett Montgomery
* Brett Moyle
* Brett O'Farrell (Australian rules footballer)
* Brett O'Hanlon
* Brett Page
* Brett Peake
* Brett Pollock
* Brett Ratten
* Brett Rosebury
* Brett Scott
* Brett Sholl
* Brett Spinks
* Brett Stephens
* Brett Voss
* Brett Yorgey
* Brian Backhouse
* Brian Barclay
* Brian Beers
* Brian Bennett (footballer)
* Brian Boland (footballer)
* Brian Bowe
* Brian Brown (Australian footballer)
* Brian Brushfield
* Brian Buckley (footballer, born 1935)
* Brian Buckley (footballer, born 1936)
* Brian C. Turner
* Brian Cahill (footballer)
* Brian Carroll (Australian footballer)
* Brian Chirgwin
* Brian Chisholm
* Brian Ciccotosto
* Brian Clegg (footballer)
* Brian Colbey
* Brian Cole (footballer)
* Brian Coleman (footballer, born 1932)
* Brian Coleman (footballer, born 1935)
* Brian Cook (football administrator)
* Brian Cordy
* Brian Cunningham
* Brian Davie
* Brian Dawson (football coach)
* Brian Devitt
* Brian Dixon
* Brian Donohoe (footballer)
* Brian Dorman
* Brian Douge
* Brian Dunsford
* Brian Faehse
* Brian Falconer
* Brian Faulkhead
* Brian Fitzgerald (footballer)
* Brian Foley (footballer)
* Brian France (footballer)
* Brian Geary (footballer)
* Brian Gilmore
* Brian Gilmore (footballer, born 1929)
* Brian Gleeson (footballer)
* Brian Goodhart
* Brian Gray
* Brian Hall (Australian footballer)
* Brian Harvey (Australian rules footballer)
* Brian Henderson (Australian footballer)
* Brian Hepper
* Brian Holcombe
* Brian Johnson (Australian footballer)
* Brian Kann
* Brian Kekovich
* Brian Kelly (Australian footballer)
* Brian Lake
* Brian Lambert (Australian footballer)
* Brian Leahy
* Brian Leary
* Brian Leys
* Brian Lienert
* Brian Lowe
* Brian Martella
* Brian McCarthy
* Brian McDonald (Australian footballer)
* Brian McGowan (footballer)
* Brian McKenzie (footballer)
* Brian McMahon (footballer)
* Brian McMillan (footballer)
* Brian Mee
* Brian Milnes
* Brian Moloney
* Brian Molony (footballer)
* Brian Morrison (footballer)
* Brian Muir (footballer)
* Brian Mulvihill
* Brian Mynott
* Brian Neal
* Brian O'Connor (cricketer)
* Brian O'Halloran (Australian footballer)
* Brian O'Keefe
* Brian Paine
* Brian Parker (Australian footballer)
* Brian Peake
* Brian Perrin
* Brian Pert
* Brian Pilcher
* Brian Prior (footballer)
* Brian Randall
* Brian Renwood
* Brian Roberts (Australian rules footballer)
* Brian Roet
* Brian Royal
* Brian Sampson (footballer)
* Brian Sarre
* Brian Sharp
* Brian Shinners
* Brian Shortall
* Brian Sierakowski
* Brian Stanislaus
* Brian Stynes
* Brian Symes
* Brian Taylor (Australian footballer)
* Brian Tomlinson
* Brian Turner (footballer, born 1930)
* Brian Turner (footballer, born 1933)
* Brian Walsh (footballer, born 1934)
* Brian Walsh (footballer, born 1951)
* Brian Waters (footballer)
* Brian Wicks
* Brian Williams (Australian footballer)
* Brian Williamson (footballer)
* Brian Willis
* Brian Wilson (Australian rules footballer)
* Brian Wilson (footballer, born 1925)
* Brian Winton
* Brian Woinarski
* Brian Woodman
* Brianna Davey
* Brianna Green
* Bridgenorth Football Club
* Bridie Kennedy
* Brighton Diggins
* Brighton Districts and Old Scholars Football Club
* Brighton Football Club
* Brighton Football Club (South Australia)
* Brighton Football Club (Tasmania)
* Brighton High Old Scholars Football Club
* Brighton Methodist Football Club
* Brighton and Seacliff Football Club
* Brisbane Bears
* Brisbane Bears Club Champion
* Brisbane Football Club (defunct)
* Brisbane Lions
* Brisbane Lions (AFL Women's)
* Brisbane Lions (AFLW)
* Brisbane Lions drafting and trading history
* Brisbane Showgrounds
* Bristol Dockers
* Britt Tully
* Brittany Bonnici
* Brittany Gibson
* Broadbeach Australian Football Club
* Broadford Football Club
* Broadview Hawks
* Broc McCauley
* Brock McLean
* Brock O'Brien
* Brodie Ainslie
* Brodie Atkinson
* Brodie Grundy
* Brodie Holland
* Brodie Martin
* Brodie Moles
* Brodie Murdoch
* Brodie Smith
* Broken Hill Football League
* Brompton Football Club
* Brook Hannah
* Brooke Lochland
* Brooke Patterson
* Brooke Whyte
* Broome Bulls
* Brownlow Medal
* Bruce Abernethy
* Bruce Anderson (footballer, born 1895)
* Bruce Anderson (footballer, born 1907)
* Bruce Andrew
* Bruce Andrew (footballer, born 1936)
* Bruce Armstrong (Australian footballer)
* Bruce Baker (footballer)
* Bruce Bartle
* Bruce Bentley
* Bruce Blainey
* Bruce Bridges
* Bruce Brown (footballer)
* Bruce Calverley
* Bruce Campbell (Australian footballer)
* Bruce Carruthers (footballer)
* Bruce Chambers (footballer)
* Bruce Comben
* Bruce Cummins
* Bruce Davidson (footballer)
* Bruce Davis (Australian footballer)
* Bruce Dodson
* Bruce Doull
* Bruce Duperouzel
* Bruce Edge
* Bruce Elliott (footballer)
* Bruce Ferrari
* Bruce Fountain
* Bruce Godfrey
* Bruce Gonsalves
* Bruce Gotz
* Bruce Greenhill
* Bruce Gregory (Australian footballer)
* Bruce Hone
* Bruce K. Reid
* Bruce Lake
* Bruce Lang
* Bruce Lennon
* Bruce Leslie
* Bruce Light
* Bruce Lindner
* Bruce Lindsay (footballer)
* Bruce Lundgren
* Bruce McAvaney
* Bruce McGregor
* Bruce McLennan
* Bruce McMaster-Smith
* Bruce Mills
* Bruce Monteath
* Bruce Morrison (footballer)
* Bruce Murray (footballer, born 1933)
* Bruce Murray (sportsman)
* Bruce Nankervis
* Bruce Neave
* Bruce Neish
* Bruce Outtram
* Bruce Peake
* Bruce Phillips
* Bruce Pie
* Bruce Rae
* Bruce Reid (footballer)
* Bruce Reid Jr.
* Bruce Reid Sr.
* Bruce Rohde
* Bruce Scharp
* Bruce Schultz (footballer)
* Bruce Sloss
* Bruce Smith (Australian footballer)
* Bruce Stevenson
* Bruce Tempany
* Bruce Thomson
* Bruce Tschirpig
* Bruce Waite
* Bruce Webb
* Bruce Weber (administrator)
* Bruce West (footballer)
* Bruce Williams (footballer)
* Bruno Zorzi
* Brunswick Football Club
* Brunswick Power Football Club
* Brunswick Street Oval
* Bryan Beinke
* Bryan Clements
* Bryan Cosgrave
* Bryan Cousins
* Bryan Crimmins
* Bryan Edwards (Australian footballer)
* Bryan Horskins
* Bryan Kenneally
* Bryan King (Australian footballer)
* Bryan Lane (footballer)
* Bryan Martin
* Bryan Martyn
* Bryan McGuigan
* Bryan Pirouet
* Bryan Pleitner
* Bryan Quirk
* Bryan Rush
* Bryan Sheehan (umpire)
* Bryan Strauchan
* Bryan Waters
* Bryan Wood
* Bryant Hocking
* Bryce Campbell (Australian footballer)
* Bryce Gibbs (Australian rules footballer)
* Bryce Gibbs Cup
* Bryce Retzlaff
* Bud Annand
* Bullioh Football Club
* Bullioh Football Netball Club
* Bump (football)
* Bundoora Football Club
* Bunnaloo Football Club
* Bunyip Football Club
* Burleigh Bombers Australian Football Club
* Burley-Sekem
* Burnaby Eagles
* Burnie Dockers Football Club
* Burnie Dockers Football Club Women’s Team
* Burnie Hawks Football Club
* Burnie Payne
* Busselton Football Club
* Byron Football Club
* Byron Guthrie
* Byron Pickett
* Byron Schammer
* Byron Sumner
* Cain Ackland
* Cain Liddle
* Cairo Dixon
* Caitlyn Edwards
* Calder Cannons
* Cale Hooker
* Cale Morton
* Caleb Daniel
* Caleb Marchbank
* Caleb Mourish
* Calgary Kangaroos
* Calgary Kookaburras
* Calib Mourish
* Californian Australian Football League
* Callan Beasy
* Callan Ward
* Callum Ah Chee
* Callum Brown
* Callum Chambers
* Callum Mills
* Callum Moore
* Callum Papertalk
* Callum Porter
* Callum Sinclair
* Callum Urch
* Callum Wilson (Australian footballer)
* Caloundra Australian Football Club
* Cam Bogie
* Cam Ellis-Yolmen
* Cam McCarthy
* Cam McPherson
* Cam O'Shea
* Camberwell Football Club
* Cambrai Football Club
* Cambrai Sedan Football Club
* Camden Cats Senior Australian Football Club
* Camden Football Club (South Australia)
* Cameron Barr
* Cameron Bruce
* Cameron Clayton
* Cameron Cloke
* Cameron Delaney (footballer)
* Cameron Doyle
* Cameron Faulkner
* Cameron Guthrie
* Cameron Hitchcock
* Cameron Howat
* Cameron Hunter
* Cameron Johnston (footballer)
* Cameron Ling
* Cameron McDonald
* Cameron Mooney
* Cameron O'Brien
* Cameron Pedersen
* Cameron Polson
* Cameron Rayner
* Cameron Richardson (footballer)
* Cameron Roberts
* Cameron Schwab
* Cameron Shenton
* Cameron Stokes
* Cameron Sutcliffe
* Cameron Thurley
* Cameron Venables
* Cameron Wight
* Cameron Wood
* Cameron Wright (footballer)
* Cameron Zurhaar
* Campbell Brady
* Campbell Brown (footballer)
* Campbell Heath
* Campbell Rose
* Campbelltown Football Club
* Campbelltown Football Club (South Australia)
* Campbelltown-Magill Football Club
* Campbelltown-Magill United Football Club
* Camperdown Football Club
* Canada Women's Australian Football League
* Canada national Australian rules football team
* Cananore Football Club
* Canberra Football Club
* Canberra Stadium
* Canterbury Australian Football League
* Canterbury Football Club
* Caolan Mooney
* Captain (Australian rules football)
* Cardiff Double Blues
* Carji Greeves
* Carji Greeves Medal
* Carl Dilena
* Carl Ditterich
* Carl Herbert
* Carl Keller
* Carl Peterson (Australian footballer)
* Carl Rohde
* Carl Schaefer (footballer)
* Carl Steinfort
* Carl Vesty
* Carl Watson
* Carl Willis (Australian sportsman)
* Carlisle Jarvis
* Carlton Football Club
* Carlton Football Club (AFL Women's)
* Carlton Football Club (AFLW)
* Carlton Football Club premierships
* Carlton Football Club salary cap breach
* Carlton–Collingwood AFL rivalry
* Carlton–Essendon AFL rivalry
* Carlyle Jones
* Carlyle Kenley
* Caroline Springs Football Club
* Caroline Wilson
* Carrara Saints
* Carrara Stadium
* Carrum Football Club
* Casey Demons
* Casey Fields
* Casey Sibosado
* Cash Fitzgerald
* Cassie Davidson
* Castlemaine Football Club
* Cat Phillips
* Cathal Corr
* Caulfield Football Club
* Caulfield Grammarians Football Club
* Caydn Beetham
* Cazaly's Stadium
* Cec Cumberland
* Cec Garton
* Cec Graeme
* Cec Hammer
* Cec Rheinberger
* Cec Ruddell
* Cecil Austen
* Cecil Graham
* Cecil Kerr
* Cecil Pettiona
* Cecil Quinlan
* Cecil Sandford (footballer)
* Cecilia McIntosh
* Ced Hay
* Ced Hovey
* Cedric Cox (footballer)
* Cedric MacLeod
* Central Australian Football League
* Central Blues
* Central Broward Regional Park
* Central District Football Club
* Central European Australian Football League Championships
* Central Great Southern Football League
* Central Hawks
* Central Highlands Football League
* Central Kimberley Football Association
* Central Midlands Coastal Football League
* Central Murray Football League
* Central West Australian Football League
* Central Wheatbelt Football League
* Centrals Football Club
* Centrals Junior Football Club, Wangaratta
* Centre half-back
* Centre half-forward
* Centre line (football)
* Chad Cornes
* Chad Davis (footballer)
* Chad Fletcher
* Chad Jones
* Chad Liddell
* Chad Morrison
* Chad Rintoul
* Chad Warner
* Chad Wingard
* Chadstone Football Club
* Challenge Cup (Australian rules football)
* Champion of the Colony
* Championship of Australia
* Chance Bateman
* Channel Football Club
* Charles Abbott (footballer)
* Charles Bolton (footballer)
* Charles Bourne
* Charles Cameron (footballer, born 1907)
* Charles Carr (cricketer)
* Charles Clements
* Charles Coles (footballer)
* Charles Comber
* Charles Doig Sr.
* Charles Hayter (secretary)
* Charles Langtree
* Charles McDonald (footballer)
* Charles Millsom
* Charles Pickerd
* Charles Raff
* Charles Rauber
* Charles Rowe (footballer)
* Charles Salvana
* Charles Smith (Australian footballer)
* Charles Suhr
* Charles Sutton Medal
* Charles Wall (footballer)
* Charles Williams (Australian footballer)
* Charles Wilson (cricketer)
* Charles Young (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Adams (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Ahern
* Charlie Anderson (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Armstrong (footballer)
* Charlie Backhouse
* Charlie Baker (footballer)
* Charlie Barnes (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Bartling
* Charlie Beckley
* Charlie Bennie
* Charlie Bourne
* Charlie Brown (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Brown (footballer, born 1873)
* Charlie Butler (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Byrne (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Callander
* Charlie Cameron (footballer, born 1874)
* Charlie Cameron (footballer, born 1886)
* Charlie Cameron (footballer, born 1994)
* Charlie Canet
* Charlie Challenger
* Charlie Chapman
* Charlie Clarke (footballer)
* Charlie Clymo
* Charlie Colgan
* Charlie Cox (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Culph
* Charlie Curnow
* Charlie Curtis
* Charlie Davey (footballer)
* Charlie Deslandes
* Charlie Dibbs
* Charlie Dixon (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Doherty
* Charlie Dow
* Charlie Dowell
* Charlie Dummett
* Charlie Evans (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Farrell (footballer)
* Charlie Fehring
* Charlie Fincher
* Charlie Fisher
* Charlie Flannagan
* Charlie Foletta
* Charlie Forbes
* Charlie Fowler (footballer)
* Charlie Gardiner (footballer)
* Charlie Gaudion
* Charlie Goding
* Charlie Greenhill
* Charlie Grummisch
* Charlie Guyer
* Charlie Hackett (footballer)
* Charlie Haigbloom
* Charlie Hammond
* Charlie Harbour
* Charlie Hardy
* Charlie Hay
* Charlie Healy (footballer)
* Charlie Holmes (footballer)
* Charlie Howell
* Charlie Illingworth
* Charlie James (footballer)
* Charlie Jenkins (Australian rules footballer)
* Charlie Johnston
* Charlie Jones (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Kay
* Charlie King (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Kolb
* Charlie Laxton
* Charlie Lazzaro
* Charlie Lee (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Lilley
* Charlie Linney
* Charlie Longhurst
* Charlie Luke (Australian footballer)
* Charlie MacKay
* Charlie Maplestone
* Charlie Marendaz
* Charlie Martin (Australian footballer)
* Charlie May (footballer)
* Charlie McCartney
* Charlie McGillivray (Australian footballer)
* Charlie McInnes
* Charlie McKinley
* Charlie McMillan
* Charlie McSwain
* Charlie Meadway
* Charlie Merton
* Charlie Milburn
* Charlie Moore (Australian rules footballer)
* Charlie Morley
* Charlie Mullany
* Charlie Murray (umpire)
* Charlie Mutch
* Charlie Naismith
* Charlie Newman (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Nicholls
* Charlie Norris (footballer)
* Charlie O'Connor (footballer)
* Charlie O'Leary
* Charlie Oliver (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Owen (footballer)
* Charlie Page
* Charlie Pagnoccolo
* Charlie Pannam (footballer, born 1874)
* Charlie Pannam (footballer, born 1897)
* Charlie Parsons (footballer)
* Charlie Payne
* Charlie Pearson
* Charlie Perry (Australian rules footballer)
* Charlie Peterson
* Charlie Pettiona
* Charlie Pierce (footballer)
* Charlie Plane
* Charlie Priestley
* Charlie Richards (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Ricketts
* Charlie Robertson (footballer)
* Charlie Roland
* Charlie Ross (footballer)
* Charlie Rowe (footballer)
* Charlie Schunke
* Charlie Sevior
* Charlie Sherer
* Charlie Sime
* Charlie Skinner
* Charlie Sloley
* Charlie Spargo
* Charlie Stanbridge
* Charlie Stewart (footballer, born 1880)
* Charlie Stewart (footballer, born 1939)
* Charlie Stewart (footballer, born c. 1910)
* Charlie Strang
* Charlie Street
* Charlie Streeter
* Charlie Sutton
* Charlie Taylor (footballer, born 1878)
* Charlie Taylor (footballer, born 1884)
* Charlie Teather
* Charlie Tough
* Charlie Troughton
* Charlie Tuck
* Charlie Tyson
* Charlie Utting
* Charlie Van Der Bist
* Charlie Wanhope
* Charlie Wells
* Charlie West (Australian footballer)
* Charlie Whitehead (footballer)
* Charlie Whitely
* Charlie Wolfe
* Charlie Young (footballer, born 1877)
* Charlie Young (footballer, born 1918)
* Charlie Zinnick
* Charlotte Hammans
* Chas Brownlow
* Che Cockatoo-Collins
* Checkside punt
* Chelsea Heights Football Club
* Chelsea Randall
* Chelsea Roffey
* Cheltenham Football Club
* Chen Shaoliang
* Chester Read
* Cheynee Stiller
* Chic Breese
* Chicken wing tackle
* Chiltern Football Club
* Chip Turner
* Chirnside Park (stadium)
* Chirnside Park Football Club
* Chloe Molloy
* Chris Aitken (Australian footballer)
* Chris Bant
* Chris Barrett (footballer)
* Chris Bond (footballer)
* Chris Brent
* Chris Bryan
* Chris Burton (Australian footballer)
* Chris Cameron (footballer)
* Chris Carroll
* Chris Connolly
* Chris Curran (Australian footballer)
* Chris Dalkin
* Chris Daniher
* Chris Dawes (Australian footballer)
* Chris Donlon
* Chris Duthy
* Chris Egan (footballer)
* Chris Elliott (footballer)
* Chris Fagan (Australian footballer)
* Chris Fogarty
* Chris Fowler (footballer)
* Chris Gomez (footballer)
* Chris Gowans
* Chris Grant (footballer)
* Chris Groom
* Chris Hall (Australian footballer)
* Chris Hansen (footballer)
* Chris Heffernan
* Chris Hemley
* Chris Hollow
* Chris Hyde
* Chris Johnson (footballer, born 1976)
* Chris Johnson (footballer, born 1986)
* Chris Judd
* Chris Kamolins
* Chris Kiernan
* Chris Knights
* Chris Ladhams
* Chris Laird
* Chris Lamb
* Chris Lambert (footballer)
* Chris Lamborn
* Chris Langford
* Chris Lethbridge
* Chris Lewis (footballer)
* Chris Lynch (footballer)
* Chris Mainwaring
* Chris Masten
* Chris Mayne
* Chris McAsey
* Chris McDermott
* Chris Mew
* Chris Mitchell (Australian footballer)
* Chris Naish
* Chris Natt
* Chris Newman (footballer)
* Chris O'Dwyer
* Chris O'Sullivan (footballer)
* Chris Obst
* Chris Oliver (footballer)
* Chris Pavlou
* Chris Perry (Australian footballer)
* Chris Pym
* Chris Richards (footballer)
* Chris Ryan (Australian rules footballer)
* Chris Schmidt (footballer)
* Chris Scott (Australian footballer)
* Chris Smith (Australian footballer)
* Chris Smith (Australian footballer, born 1988)
* Chris Smith(Australian rules footballer)
* Chris Stacey
* Chris Stone (footballer)
* Chris Sullivan (Australian rules footballer)
* Chris Tarrant (footballer)
* Chris Thredgold
* Chris Waterman
* Chris Waterson (footballer, born 1961)
* Chris Waterson (footballer, born 1969)
* Chris Wittman
* Chris Woodman
* Chris Yarran
* Chrissy McKaigue
* Christi Malthouse
* Christian Howard (footballer)
* Christian Lister
* Christian Petracca
* Christian Salem
* Christies Beach Football Club
* Christin Macri
* Christina Bernardi
* Christopher Davies (Australian cricketer)
* Christopher Taylor (Australian footballer)
* Christy Gorman
* Cian Hanley
* Circular Head Football Association
* Circular Head Giants
* Clancee Pearce
* Clancy Rudeforth
* Clanger (Australian rules football)
* Clapham Demons
* Clare Lawton
* Claremont Football Club
* Claremont Football Club (Tasmania)
* Claremont Oval
* Claremont Showground
* Clarence Abbott
* Clarence Football Club
* Clarendon Football Club
* Clark Keating
* Clarke Hansen
* Clarrie Answerth
* Clarrie Calwell
* Clarrie Clowe
* Clarrie Curyer
* Clarrie Dall
* Clarrie Featherston
* Clarrie Hall
* Clarrie Hearn
* Clarrie Hindson
* Clarrie Jordon
* Clarrie Lane
* Clarrie Lethlean
* Clarrie Lonsdale
* Clarrie Morelli
* Clarrie Nolan
* Clarrie O'Connor
* Clarrie Riordan
* Clarrie Roberts
* Clarrie Scrutton
* Clarrie Semmel
* Clarrie Sherry
* Clarrie Shields
* Clarrie Sullivan
* Clarrie Swenson
* Clarrie Tolson
* Clarrie Uren
* Clarrie Vontom
* Clarrie White
* Clarrie Woodfield
* Clarrie Wyatt
* Claud Carr
* Claude Anderson
* Claude Beales
* Claude Bryan
* Claude Canaway
* Claude Clough
* Claude Cornish
* Claude Crowl
* Claude Cummings
* Claude Curtin
* Claude Denman
* Claude Fell
* Claude Hunt (Australian footballer)
* Claude Rowe
* Claude Stanlake
* Claude Thomas (footballer)
* Claude Toovey
* Claudia Whitfort
* Clay Cameron
* Clay Sampson
* Clay Smith (footballer)
* Claye Beams
* Clayton Collard
* Clayton Football Club
* Clayton Hinkley
* Clayton Lamb
* Clayton Oliver
* Clayton Thompson
* Cleaver Bunton
* Clem Conroy
* Clem Dayman
* Clem Fisher
* Clem Goonan
* Clem McCann
* Clem Michael
* Clem Morden
* Clem Neeson
* Clem Smith (footballer)
* Clem Splatt
* Clen Denning
* Clete Turner
* Cleve Hughes
* Cleve McDiarmid
* Clif Palmer
* Cliff Bennett (footballer)
* Cliff Burge
* Cliff Colling
* Cliff Coulson
* Cliff Deacon
* Cliff Eade
* Cliff Goldstraw
* Cliff Hillier
* Cliff Hough
* Cliff Hutton
* Cliff MacRae
* Cliff Rankin
* Cliff Riley
* Cliff Stewart
* Cliff Taylor (Australian footballer)
* Cliff Tyson
* Clifford Cocks (footballer)
* Clifford Keal
* Clifford Richardson
* Clifton Tucker
* Clint Bartram
* Clint Bizzell
* Clinton Browning
* Clinton Grybas
* Clinton Jones (footballer)
* Clinton King
* Clinton Shaw
* Clinton Wines
* Clinton Wolf
* Clinton Young
* Clive Brown (footballer)
* Clive Coles
* Clive Fergie
* Clive Lewington
* Clive McCorkell
* Clive Morrison
* Clive Newman
* Clive Pasquill
* Clive Philp
* Clive Reid
* Clive Smith (footballer, born 1923)
* Clive Waterhouse
* Clive Watson
* Clive Yewers
* Clontarf Foundation
* Clyde Beattie
* Clyde Donaldson
* Clyde Helmer
* Clyde Hill (footballer)
* Clyde Laidlaw
* Clyde Smith (footballer)
* Clyde Stanway
* Coast-to-coast goal
* Coathanger (Australian rules football)
* Cobden Football Club
* Cobram Football Club
* Coburg City Oval
* Coburg Football Club
* Codie Briggs
* Cody Weightman
* Col Anderson
* Col Austen
* Col Bendelle
* Col Crawford
* Col Davey
* Col Deane
* Col Galbraith
* Col Hebbard
* Col Hutchinson
* Col Kimmorley
* Col Kinnear
* Col Laidlaw
* Col McLean
* Col Mitchell
* Col Saddington
* Col Sinclair
* Col Spratling
* Col Stokes
* Col Thornton
* Col Williamson
* Col Witney
* Colac & District Football League
* Colac Football Club
* Colac Imperials Football Netball Club
* Colbinabbin Football Club
* Coleman Medal
* Colin Alexander
* Colin Antonie
* Colin Barton
* Colin Beard
* Colin Benham
* Colin Bock
* Colin Bond (footballer)
* Colin Boyd (footballer)
* Colin Bradley
* Colin Braid
* Colin Campbell (Australian sportsman)
* Colin Campbell (footballer, born 1918)
* Colin Carter (footballer)
* Colin Churchett
* Colin Colquhoun
* Colin Cox
* Colin Crampton
* Colin Cruse
* Colin Davey
* Colin Dell
* Colin Dobson (Australian footballer)
* Colin Dodd
* Colin Dufty
* Colin Eales
* Colin Garland
* Colin Graham (footballer, born 1915)
* Colin Graham (footballer, born 1958)
* Colin Hobbs
* Colin Holt (footballer)
* Colin Hounsell
* Colin Jackson (Australian footballer)
* Colin Judd
* Colin Love (footballer)
* Colin MacKay
* Colin MacNeil (footballer)
* Colin Martyn
* Colin McRae (footballer)
* Colin Morse
* Colin Nish (Australian footballer)
* Colin Niven
* Colin Rice
* Colin Ridgway
* Colin Robertson (footballer)
* Colin Seery
* Colin Shaw (Australian footballer)
* Colin Sleep
* Colin Strang (footballer)
* Colin Sylvia
* Colin Tully
* Colin Vance
* Colin Waterson (footballer)
* Colin Watson (footballer)
* Colin Wilson (Australian footballer)
* Colin Youren
* Collegians Football Club
* Collingwood Football Club
* Collingwood Football Club (AFL Women's)
* Collingwood Football Club (AFLW)
* Collingwood Football Club (VFL)
* Collingwood Park (stadium)
* Collingwood Park Australian Football Club
* Colliwobbles
* Colm Begley
* Community Cup
* Comparison of Australian rules football and Gaelic football
* Comparison of Gaelic football and Australian rules football
* Con Bahen
* Con Britt
* Con Doherty
* Con Gorozidis
* Con Hickey
* Con Hogan
* Con Hogan (footballer, born 1881)
* Con Kennedy
* Con Kenney
* Con McCarthy
* Con McCormack
* Con Molan
* Con O'Toole
* Con Regan
* Congupna Football Club
* Connor Ballenden
* Connor Blakely
* Connor Menadue
* Connor Nutting
* Conor Glass
* Conor McKenna
* Conrad Chambers
* Conrad ten Brink
* Coolangatta Tweed Heads Australian Football Club
* Coolaroo Football Club
* Coomera Magpies Australian Football Club
* Coorparoo Football Club
* Copeland Trophy
* Cordner–Eggleston Cup
* Cordner–Egglestone Cup
* Coreen & District Football League
* Corey Adamson
* Corey Bell
* Corey Ellis
* Corey Enright
* Corey Gault
* Corey Jones
* Corey Maynard
* Corey McKernan
* Corey Wagner
* Corio Community Sports Club
* Corio Oval
* Cornelius Chamberlain
* Corowa Football Club
* Corowa-Rutherglen Football Club
* Corrie Gardner
* Corryong Football Netball Club
* Cory Dell'Olio
* Cory Gregson
* Cory McGrath
* Cory Young
* Countries playing Australian rules football
* Courtenay Dempsey
* Courtney Clarkson
* Courtney Cramey
* Courtney Gum
* Courtney Johns
* Courtney Webb (footballer)
* Cove Football Club
* Craig Alderdice
* Craig Balme
* Craig Barbary
* Craig Biddiscombe
* Craig Bird
* Craig Bolton
* Craig Braddy
* Craig Bradley
* Craig Brittain
* Craig Burrows
* Craig Callaghan
* Craig Cleave
* Craig Considine
* Craig Davis (Australian footballer)
* Craig Devonport
* Craig Dowsett
* Craig Ebert
* Craig Ednie
* Craig Edwards (Australian footballer)
* Craig Ellis
* Craig Evans (Australian footballer)
* Craig Fleer
* Craig Hendrie
* Craig Holden
* Craig Hoyer
* Craig Hutchison (broadcaster)
* Craig Jacotine
* Craig Kelly (footballer)
* Craig Lambert
* Craig McGrath
* Craig McKellar
* Craig McNaughton
* Craig McRae
* Craig Moller
* Craig Nettelbeck
* Craig O'Brien
* Craig Parry (footballer)
* Craig Potter (Australian footballer)
* Craig Sholl
* Craig Smith (Australian rules footballer)
* Craig Smoker
* Craig Somerville
* Craig Starcevich
* Craig Stewart (footballer)
* Craig Treleven
* Craig Turley
* Craig Williams (Australian footballer)
* Craigieburn Football Club
* Cranbourne Football Club
* Cristian O'Brien
* Croft McKenzie
* Croydon Football Club
* Cruize Garlett
* Cudgewa Football Netball Club
* Curly Linton
* Curse of Norm Smith
* Curtis Deboy
* Curtis Reid (footballer)
* Curtly Hampton
* Cygnet Football Club
* Cyril Burke (Australian rules footballer)
* Cyril Collard (footballer)
* Cyril Cooper
* Cyril Gambetta
* Cyril Gove
* Cyril Hall
* Cyril Harley
* Cyril Hoft
* Cyril Kemp
* Cyril Kent
* Cyril Lilburne
* Cyril Litterick
* Cyril Mann (footballer)
* Cyril McNamara
* Cyril Mulroyan
* Cyril Nott
* Cyril O'Brien
* Cyril Powell
* Cyril Rioli
* Cyril Seelenmeyer
* Cyril Smith (cricketer)
* Cyril Steele
* Cyril Suares
* Cyril Zimmer
* DOSA Football Club
* Dairy Farmers Park
* Daisy Pearce
* Dal Dozzi
* Dale Anderson (sportsman)
* Dale Baynes
* Dale Dickson
* Dale Evans (footballer)
* Dale Fleming
* Dale Foster
* Dale Holmes (footballer)
* Dale Kickett
* Dale Lewis (footballer)
* Dale Mather
* Dale Morris
* Dale Murphy (footballer)
* Dale Smyth
* Dale Thomas (footballer)
* Dale Weightman
* Dale Woodhall
* Dallas Patterson
* Dallas Willsmore
* Dally O'Brien
* Dalton Gooding
* Damen Shaw
* Damian Bourke
* Damian Carroll
* Damian Cupido
* Damian Drum
* Damian Hampson
* Damian Houlihan
* Damian Kitschke
* Damian Lang
* Damian Monkhorst
* Damian Sexton
* Damian Squire
* Damien Adkins
* Damien Angove
* Damien Berto
* Damien Christensen
* Damien Gaspar
* Damien Hardwick
* Damien Keeping
* Damien Lock
* Damien McCormack
* Damien Murray (footballer)
* Damien Nygaard
* Damien Peverill
* Damien Ryan (footballer)
* Damien Sully
* Damon White
* Dan Butler (Australian footballer)
* Dan Collins (footballer)
* Dan Cunningham (footballer)
* Dan Feehan
* Dan Foley
* Dan Hanley (footballer)
* Dan Hannebery
* Dan Harrington (footballer)
* Dan Houston
* Dan Kearney
* Dan Keily
* Dan Knott (footballer)
* Dan McKenna
* Dan Minogue
* Dan Moloney
* Dan Moriarty (footballer, born 1875)
* Dan Moriarty (footballer, born 1895)
* Dan Murray (Australian rules footballer)
* Dan O'Brien (footballer)
* Dan Pender
* Dan Robinson (footballer)
* Dan Scullion
* Dan Taylor (Australian footballer)
* Dan Whannell
* Dana Hooker
* Dandenong Demons Football Club
* Dandenong Football Club
* Dandenong Stingrays
* Dane Rampe
* Dane Swan
* Daniel Archer
* Daniel Bandy
* Daniel Bell (footballer)
* Daniel Bradshaw
* Daniel Chick
* Daniel Connors
* Daniel Cross (footballer)
* Daniel Currie
* Daniel Donati
* Daniel Dzufer
* Daniel Fletcher
* Daniel Flynn (footballer)
* Daniel Foster (Australian footballer)
* Daniel Giansiracusa
* Daniel Gilmore
* Daniel Gorringe
* Daniel Haines (footballer)
* Daniel Harford
* Daniel Hargraves
* Daniel Harris (footballer)
* Daniel Healy
* Daniel Howe
* Daniel Hughes (footballer)
* Daniel Jackson (footballer)
* Daniel Kerr
* Daniel Lloyd (footballer)
* Daniel Lowther
* Daniel McAlister
* Daniel McConnell (footballer)
* Daniel McKenzie (footballer)
* Daniel McPherson
* Daniel McStay
* Daniel Menzel
* Daniel Merrett
* Daniel Metropolis
* Daniel Motlop
* Daniel Nicholls
* Daniel Nicholson
* Daniel Nielson
* Daniel Parker (footballer)
* Daniel Pearce (footballer)
* Daniel Pratt (footballer)
* Daniel Rich
* Daniel Rioli
* Daniel Schell
* Daniel Southern
* Daniel Stewart (Australian footballer)
* Daniel Talia
* Daniel Venables
* Daniel Ward (footballer)
* Daniel Wells (footballer)
* Daniel Wulf
* Danielle Hardiman
* Danish Australian Football League
* Dannie Seow
* Danny Corcoran (sports administrator)
* Danny Craven
* Danny Del-Re
* Danny Dickfos
* Danny Dunne
* Danny Flaherty
* Danny Frawley
* Danny Guinane
* Danny Halloran
* Danny Hegarty
* Danny Hibbert
* Danny Hughes
* Danny Jacobs (footballer)
* Danny Jennings
* Danny Meyer (footballer)
* Danny Morgan (Australian footballer)
* Danny Morton
* Danny Murnane
* Danny Murphy (Australian footballer, born 1884)
* Danny Murphy (Australian footballer, born 1960)
* Danny Noonan (Australian footballer)
* Danny O'Brien (Australian rules footballer)
* Danny O'Sullivan (Australian rules footballer)
* Danny Powell
* Danny Roach
* Danny Stanley
* Danny Stevens (Australian footballer)
* Danny Warr
* Danny Wheelahan
* Danyle Pearce
* Darcy Byrne-Jones
* Darcy Daniher
* Darcy Fogarty
* Darcy Gardiner
* Darcy Lang
* Darcy Lear
* Darcy Macpherson
* Darcy McDougall
* Darcy Moore
* Darcy Parish
* Darcy Tucker (footballer)
* Darcy Vescio
* Darcy Walsh
* Darebin Falcons
* Darel Hart
* Daria Bannister
* Darley Football Club
* Darrel Baldock
* Darrell Cahill
* Darrell Eaton
* Darrell Panizza
* Darrell Wilkins
* Darren Bartsch
* Darren Baxter (Australian footballer)
* Darren Bennett (football player)
* Darren Bewick
* Darren Bolden
* Darren Bolton
* Darren Bourke
* Darren Bower
* Darren Bradshaw (Australian footballer)
* Darren Brown (footballer)
* Darren Capewell
* Darren Carlson
* Darren Collins (Australian footballer)
* Darren Crocker
* Darren Cuthbertson
* Darren Davies (Australian footballer)
* Darren Denneman
* Darren Flanigan
* Darren Forssman
* Darren Gaspar
* Darren Glass
* Darren Goldspink
* Darren Grant (footballer)
* Darren Handley
* Darren Harris (footballer, born 1965)
* Darren Harris (footballer, born 1968)
* Darren Holmes (footballer)
* Darren Hulme
* Darren Jackson (Australian footballer)
* Darren Jarman
* Darren Jolly
* Darren Kappler
* Darren Keighran
* Darren Kowal
* Darren Louttit
* Darren McAsey
* Darren McLaine
* Darren Mead
* Darren Milburn
* Darren Millane
* Darren Minchington
* Darren Morgan (Australian footballer)
* Darren Murphy (Australian footballer)
* Darren O'Brien
* Darren Ogier
* Darren Payne
* Darren Pfeiffer
* Darren Rumble (Australian rules footballer)
* Darren Saunders
* Darren Smith (Australian rules footballer)
* Darren Stanley
* Darren Steele
* Darren Tarczon
* Darren Troy
* Darren Walsh (footballer)
* Darren Wheildon
* Darren Williams (Australian rules footballer)
* Darren Wilson (umpire)
* Darrin Pritchard
* Darron Wilkinson
* Darryl Beale
* Darryl Borlase
* Darryl Cowie
* Darryl Cox (footballer)
* Darryl Gerlach
* Darryl Henderson
* Darryl Herrod
* Darryl Hewitt
* Darryl Howland
* Darryl Nisbet
* Darryl Poole
* Darryl Schwarz
* Darryl Stephens (footballer)
* Darryl Sutton
* Darryl Wakelin
* Darryl White
* Darryl Wintle
* Darryn Perry
* Darwin Football Association
* Darwin Football Club
* Daryl Bourke
* Daryl Collins
* Daryl Cumming
* Daryl Cunningham
* Daryl Freame
* Daryl Gilmore
* Daryl Griffin
* Daryl Griffiths
* Daryl Gutterson
* Daryl Mares
* Daryl Nelson
* Daryl O'Brien
* Daryl Peoples
* Daryl Powell (Australian footballer)
* Daryl Salmon
* Daryl Schimmelbusch
* Daryl Vernon
* Daryn Cresswell
* Dave Adamson (Australian footballer)
* Dave Arrell
* Dave Barry (Australian footballer)
* Dave Baxter
* Dave Beard (footballer)
* Dave Bedford (footballer)
* Dave Bland
* Dave Bowen (Australian footballer)
* Dave Boyd
* Dave Browning (Australian footballer)
* Dave Bryden
* Dave Burke (Australian footballer)
* Dave Burt
* Dave Chivers
* Dave Coutts (footballer)
* Dave Crone
* Dave Currie (footballer)
* Dave Cuzens
* Dave Dick (Australian footballer)
* Dave Donaldson (Australian footballer)
* Dave Duff
* Dave Earsman
* Dave Elliman
* Dave Engellenner
* Dave Farrell (footballer)
* Dave Ferguson (footballer, born 1875)
* Dave Ferguson (footballer, born 1903)
* Dave Gibson (Australian footballer)
* Dave Gillespie
* Dave Greenham
* Dave Griffiths (Australian footballer)
* Dave Hardie
* Dave Holliday
* Dave Hughes (footballer)
* Dave Hutchison (footballer)
* Dave Leng
* Dave Little
* Dave Low
* Dave Lynch
* Dave Mahoney
* Dave McColl
* Dave McCulloch (Australian footballer)
* Dave McGlashan
* Dave McGrath (footballer, born 1872)
* Dave McGrath (footballer, born 1899)
* Dave McNamara
* Dave Meehan
* Dave Morgan (footballer)
* Dave Nelson (Australian footballer)
* Dave Newman (footballer)
* Dave O'Donoghue
* Dave Powell
* Dave Ritchie (footballer)
* Dave Rogers (Australian footballer)
* Dave Ryan (Australian footballer)
* Dave Strahan
* Dave Strickland
* Dave Walsh (Australian footballer)
* Dave Withers
* David Ackerly
* David Albiston
* David Allday
* David Antonowicz
* David Armitage (footballer)
* David Armour
* David Astbury
* David Bain (Australian footballer)
* David Barkley (footballer)
* David Bell (Australian footballer)
* David Blackburn (footballer)
* David Bolton (Australian footballer)
* David Bourke
* David Brine (footballer)
* David Brown (footballer, born 1946)
* David Brown (footballer, born 1967)
* David Brown (footballer, born 1969)
* David Burke (Australian footballer)
* David Buttifant
* David Calthorpe
* David Cameron (Australian footballer)
* David Ceglar
* David Christy
* David Clarke (Australian footballer, born 1952)
* David Clarke (Australian footballer, born 1980)
* David Cloke
* David Cockatoo-Collins
* David Code
* David Collins (Australian footballer)
* David Corcoran
* David Cordner
* David Craig (Australian footballer)
* David Crawford (Australian footballer)
* David Crutchfield
* David Cuningham
* David Darcy
* David Dench
* David Dickson (footballer)
* David Donato (footballer)
* David Droscher
* David Dwyer
* David Ellard
* David Ellis (Australian footballer)
* David Fanning (footballer)
* David Flintoff
* David Flood
* David Gallagher (footballer)
* David Gault
* David Gaunson (footballer)
* David Glascott
* David Godwin Burchell
* David Gourdis
* David Granger (footballer)
* David Grant (Australian rules footballer)
* David Grenvold
* David Hale (footballer)
* David Harris (Australian footballer)
* David Harris (umpire)
* David Hart (footballer)
* David Hayes (Australian footballer)
* David Haynes
* David Henry (Australian footballer)
* David Hickinbotham
* David Hille
* David Hinchliffe (footballer)
* David Hollins
* David Hone
* David Honybun
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* David Hynes
* David Jacks
* David Johnson (Australian rules footballer)
* David Johnston (Australian footballer)
* David Kantilla
* David Kelly (Australian footballer)
* David Kernahan
* David King (Australian rules footballer)
* David King (footballer, born 1985)
* David Koch (television presenter)
* David Legge
* David Loats
* David Mackay (footballer)
* David Manson (footballer)
* David Marshall (Australian footballer)
* David McKay (footballer)
* David McKenzie (footballer)
* David McLeish
* David McMahon
* David McQuestin
* David Mensch
* David Miller (Australian footballer)
* David Mirra (footballer)
* David Mitchell (Australian rules footballer)
* David Moffatt
* David Muir (footballer)
* David Mundy
* David Murphy (Australian rules footballer)
* David Murray (Australian footballer)
* David Myers (Australian footballer)
* David Neitz
* David Noble (Australian footballer)
* David Norman (Australian footballer)
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* David O'Halloran
* David O'Keeffe (footballer)
* David Ogg
* David Palm
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* David Pittman
* David Polkinghorne
* David Prescott
* David Pretty
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* David Regan (footballer)
* David Rhodes (footballer)
* David Rhys-Jones
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* David Robertson (Australian footballer)
* David Rodan
* David Round
* David Schwarz (footballer)
* David Scott (footballer)
* David Shaw (Australian footballer)
* David Shepherd (sportsman)
* David Sierakowski
* David Simpson (footballer, born 1963)
* David Simpson (footballer, born 1965)
* David Smith (sportsman)
* David Smorgon
* David Spriggs
* David Starbuck
* David Starke
* David Stirling (footballer)
* David Strooper
* David Stynes
* David Sullivan (footballer)
* David Swallow
* David Sykes (footballer)
* David Teague (footballer)
* David Thorpe (footballer)
* David Tiller
* David Trotter
* David Twomey
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* David Wearne
* David Welsby
* David Wheadon
* David Wilkie (footballer)
* David Williams (Australian rules footballer)
* David Willis (Australian footballer)
* David Winbanks
* David Wirrpanda
* David Wittey
* David Wojcinski
* David Young (Australian footballer)
* David Zaharakis
* Davitt Coghlan
* Dawson Simpson
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* Dean Anderson
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* Dean Cox
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* Dean Farnham
* Dean Galea
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* Dean Harding
* Dean Hartigan
* Dean Herbert (footballer)
* Dean Howard (footballer)
* Dean Irving
* Dean Kemp
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* Dean Laidley
* Dean Lupson
* Dean Margetts
* Dean Matthews
* Dean McRae
* Dean Notting
* Dean Polo
* Dean Rice
* Dean Rioli
* Dean Robinson
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* Dean Solomon
* Dean Strauch
* Dean Terlich
* Dean Towers
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* Dean Wallis
* Deanna Berry
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* Del Kennedy
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* Denis Banks
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* Denis Cordner
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* Denis Gleeson
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* Denis Lenaghan
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* Denis McKey
* Denis O'Brien (footballer)
* Denis O'Callaghan
* Denis Pagan
* Denis Reidy
* Denis Rich
* Denis Ryan (footballer)
* Denis Scanlon
* Denis Strauch
* Denis Zanoni
* Denis Zeunert
* Denmark national Australian rules football team
* Dennis Armfield
* Dennis Aspinall
* Dennis Bartley
* Dennis Bell (footballer)
* Dennis Blair (footballer)
* Dennis Carroll
* Dennis Cometti
* Dennis Hall (footballer)
* Dennis Jenkins (footballer)
* Dennis Jones (Australian footballer)
* Dennis Le Gassick
* Dennis Matthews (footballer)
* Dennis McGrath
* Dennis Munari
* Dennis O'Sullivan (Australian footballer)
* Dennis Payne
* Dennis Railton
* Dennis Smith (Australian footballer)
* Depression in the Australian Football League
* Derek Chadwick
* Derek Cowen
* Derek Feldmann
* Derek Hall (Australian footballer)
* Derek Kickett
* Derek King (Australian footballer)
* Derek Mollison
* Derek Mulligan
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* Derek Peardon
* Derek Shaw (footballer)
* Derek Symonds
* Derek Wirth
* Derek Woodcock
* Derick Wanganeen
* Dermot McNicholl
* Dermot O'Brien (Australian footballer)
* Dermott Brereton
* Derwas Cumming
* Des Baird
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* Des Bell
* Des Bethke
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* Des Campbell
* Des Cole
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* Des English
* Des Field
* Des Fothergill
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* Des Headland
* Des Healey
* Des Herbert
* Des Hoare
* Des James
* Des Kennedy (Australian footballer, born 1944)
* Des Kennedy (Australian footballer, born 1950)
* Des Lyons
* Des Martin
* Des McKenzie
* Des Meadowcroft
* Des Meagher
* Des Negri
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* Des O'Dwyer
* Des Pickett
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* Des Rowe
* Des Ryan
* Des Steele
* Des Tobin
* Des Tuddenham
* Devon Meadows Football Club
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* Diamond Creek Football Club
* Diana Taylor (businesswoman)
* Dick Abikhair
* Dick Allen (footballer)
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* Dick Bayford
* Dick Bliss
* Dick Bryar
* Dick Burke (Australian footballer)
* Dick Burrows
* Dick Campbell (Australian footballer)
* Dick Casey
* Dick Chandler
* Dick Chirgwin
* Dick Clay
* Dick Clough
* Dick Collinson
* Dick Condon
* Dick Day (footballer)
* Dick Doran (footballer)
* Dick Eason
* Dick Fenton-Smith
* Dick Fitzgerald (Australian footballer)
* Dick Flynn (Australian footballer)
* Dick Fowler (footballer)
* Dick Gibbs
* Dick Gibson (footballer)
* Dick Gill
* Dick Godfrey
* Dick Gorsuch
* Dick Gosling
* Dick Grant (footballer)
* Dick Grigg
* Dick Grimmond
* Dick Hall (Australian footballer)
* Dick Hallo
* Dick Harris (Australian rules footballer)
* Dick Hart (footballer)
* Dick Hingston
* Dick Hutchinson
* Dick Ivey
* Dick Jones (Australian footballer)
* Dick Kennedy
* Dick L. Harris
* Dick Lee (footballer)
* Dick Logan (Australian footballer)
* Dick May (footballer)
* Dick Maynard
* Dick McCabe (Australian footballer)
* Dick Michalczyk
* Dick Molloy
* Dick Monteith (footballer)
* Dick Mullaly
* Dick Noble
* Dick O'Bree
* Dick O'Shea
* Dick Parton
* Dick Pirrie
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* Dick Poole (footballer)
* Dick Price (footballer)
* Dick Reynolds
* Dick Robertson (footballer)
* Dick Russell (footballer)
* Dick Stewart
* Dick Stokes (footballer)
* Dick Taylor (Australian rules footballer)
* Dick Telford
* Dick Vandenberg
* Dick Vernon
* Dick Walker (Australian footballer)
* Dick Wardill
* Dick Wearmouth
* Dick Welch
* Dick Wicks
* Dick Wilcox
* Dick Wilkinson
* Dick Wittmann
* Dick Wright (Australian footballer)
* Digby Morrell
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* Dinny Dowd
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* Dion Miles
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* Don Butling
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* Don Caudwell
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* Don Cockatoo-Collins
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* Don Fletcher (footballer)
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* Don Fraser Sr.
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* Don Grossman
* Don Hall (footballer)
* Don Hammond (Australian footballer)
* Don Harris (Australian footballer)
* Don Hart
* Don Henderson (footballer, born 1918)
* Don Henderson (footballer, born 1930)
* Don Henwood
* Don Hewson
* Don Hickey
* Don Holmes
* Don Hooper
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* Don Howell
* Don Hutchins (Australian footballer)
* Don Kemp
* Don Kerley
* Don Keyter
* Don Langsford
* Don Lindner
* Don Lord (Australian footballer)
* Don Marinko Jr.
* Don Marinko Sr.
* Don Matthews (footballer)
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* Don McGrath
* Don McIntyre
* Don McKellar (footballer)
* Don McKenzie (footballer, born 1939)
* Don McKenzie (footballer, born 1942)
* Don McSweeny Medal
* Don McVilly
* Don Munro (Australian footballer)
* Don Nicholls
* Don Nicolson
* Don O'Hara
* Don Palmer (footballer)
* Don Pyke
* Don Quartermain
* Don Rainsford
* Don Rawson
* Don Roach
* Don Ross (footballer)
* Don Scott (footballer)
* Don Scott (footballer, born 1929)
* Don Scott (footballer, born 1930)
* Don Seymour (footballer)
* Don Stanley (footballer)
* Don Star
* Don Stewart (Australian footballer)
* Don Taylor (footballer)
* Don Templeton
* Don Thompson (Australian footballer)
* Don Walker (Australian footballer)
* Don Wallace (footballer)
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* Don Watson (footballer)
* Don Whitford
* Don Whitten
* Don Wilks
* Don Williams (footballer)
* Don Williams (footballer, born 1939)
* Don Wilson (Australian footballer)
* Don Worland
* Donal Boylan
* Donald Dickie
* Donald Don
* Donald Duffy
* Donald McDonald (footballer)
* Donald Mills (footballer)
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* Doncaster East Football Club
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* Dookie United Football Club
* Doug Anderson (Australian footballer)
* Doug Ayres
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* Doug Barwick
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* Doug Bourne
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* Doug Cox (footballer)
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* Doug Dowling
* Doug Farrant
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* Doug Gillespie
* Doug Gott
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* Doug Guy
* Doug Hawkins
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* Doug Hellings
* Doug Heywood
* Doug Hill (footballer)
* Doug Jerram
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* Doug Koop
* Doug Long
* Doug Magor
* Doug Menzies
* Doug Morgan (Australian footballer)
* Doug Munro
* Doug Oliphant
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* Doug Parks
* Doug Priest
* Doug Prior
* Doug Rankin
* Doug Rayment
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* Doug Ringholt
* Doug Ringrose
* Doug Scale
* Doug Searl
* Doug Smith (footballer, born 1922)
* Doug Smith (footballer, born 1957)
* Doug Stephenson
* Doug Strang
* Doug Tassell
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* Ed Barlow
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* Ed Curnow
* Ed Feder
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* Ed Langdon
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* Ed O'Keefe
* Ed Richards (footballer)
* Ed Ryan (Australian footballer)
* Ed Sanneman
* Ed Vickers-Willis
* Ed White (Australian rules footballer)
* Eddie Betts
* Eddie Brown (Australian footballer)
* Eddie Byers
* Eddie Craddock
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* Eddie Drohan
* Eddie Ford
* Eddie Goodger
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* Eddie Hanley
* Eddie Harris (footballer)
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* Eddie Hocking
* Eddie Jackson (Australian footballer)
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* Eddie Lane
* Eddie McGuire
* Eddie Melai
* Eddie Millar
* Eddie Morcom
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* Eddie O'Halloran
* Eddie Phillips (Australian footballer)
* Eddie Prescott
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* Eddie Schenk
* Eddie Shea
* Eddie Sholl
* Eddie Thomas (Australian footballer)
* Eddie Toms
* Eddie Tucker (footballer)
* Eddy James
* Eden Zanker
* Edgar Croft
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* Edgar Kneen
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* Emery Staines
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* Eric Cock
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* Eric Cormack
* Eric Coutts
* Eric Crompton
* Eric Cumming
* Eric Dalton (footballer)
* Eric Dimsey
* Eric Donaldson (footballer, born 1898)
* Eric Donaldson (footballer, born 1899)
* Eric Fleming (footballer)
* Eric Fordham
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* Eric Gardner
* Eric Glass
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* Eric Guy
* Eric Haggis
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* Eric Hipwood
* Eric Humphrey
* Eric Huppatz
* Eric Huxtable
* Eric Johnson (Australian sportsman)
* Eric Leech
* Eric Lissenden
* Eric Little
* Eric Mackenzie (footballer)
* Eric McCutchan
* Eric Moore (footballer, born 1925)
* Eric Moore (footballer, born 1948)
* Eric Needham
* Eric Nicholls
* Eric Orr (footballer)
* Eric Parkes
* Eric Parsons (Australian footballer)
* Eric Pascoe
* Eric Peck
* Eric Poole (footballer)
* Eric Reichman
* Eric Richardson
* Eric Roscoe
* Eric Sarich
* Eric Shade (footballer)
* Eric Sprague
* Eric Sweet
* Eric Tassie
* Eric Tonkin
* Eric Vinar
* Eric Ward (Australian footballer)
* Eric Watson (Australian footballer)
* Eric Webster (Australian footballer)
* Eric White (footballer)
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* Eric Woods
* Eric Zschech
* Erin Hoare
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* Ern Aitchison
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* Ern Everett
* Ern Henfry
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* Ern James
* Ern Jenkins
* Ern Michel
* Ern O'Regan
* Ern Parker
* Ern Penny
* Ern Penrose
* Ern Rowarth
* Ern Trickey
* Ern Utting
* Ern Williamson
* Ern Woodfield
* Ernest Anderson (footballer)
* Ernest Carter (footballer)
* Ernest Cazaly
* Ernest Denton
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* Ernest McIntyre
* Ernest Mucklow
* Ernest Newling
* Ernest Nicholls
* Ernest Taylor (Australian rules footballer)
* Ernie Abbott
* Ernie Adams (Australian footballer)
* Ernie Ashton
* Ernie Atkins
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* Ernie Blencowe
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* Ernie Hug
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* Ernie Stewart (Australian footballer)
* Ernie Tout
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* Ernie Vollugi
* Ernie Walton
* Ernie Watson (footballer, born 1896)
* Ernie Watson (footballer, born 1908)
* Ernie Wilson
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* Football Park
* Football player
* Football stadium
* Footballer (Nolan)
* Footscray Bulldogs (VFL)
* Footy 9s
* Footy Classified
* Forest Hill Football Club
* Forest Range Football Club
* Fortescue National Football League
* Forward line
* Forward pocket
* Fos Williams
* Fos Williams Medal
* Fothergill–Round Medal
* Fox Footy
* Fox Footy Channel
* Foxtel Cup
* Francis Biehl
* Francis Bourke
* Francis Jackson (footballer)
* Francis Lyon (footballer)
* Francis Vine
* Frank 'Checker' Hughes
* Frank Abbott (footballer)
* Frank Aked Jr.
* Frank Aked Sr.
* Frank Allen (Australian footballer)
* Frank Anderson (footballer, born 1913)
* Frank Anderson (footballer, born 1916)
* Frank Arnold (footballer)
* Frank Asling
* Frank Bain
* Frank Ballantyne
* Frank Barry (footballer)
* Frank Barton (Australian footballer)
* Frank Bateman
* Frank Beggs
* Frank Bizzotto
* Frank Booth (Australian footballer)
* Frank Bourke
* Frank Bowey
* Frank Boynton (footballer)
* Frank Brew
* Frank Brophy (footballer)
* Frank Brown (Australian footballer)
* Frank Bult
* Frank Cahill
* Frank Caine
* Frank Cameron (Australian rules footballer)
* Frank Carbone (footballer)
* Frank Coghlan (footballer)
* Frank Comer
* Frank Connellan
* Frank Considine
* Frank Cook (Australian footballer)
* Frank Corby
* Frank Costa
* Frank Costigan (footballer)
* Frank Coutts
* Frank Crapper
* Frank Crawford (Australian rules footballer)
* Frank Cummins (footballer)
* Frank Curcio
* Frank Curran (Australian rules footballer)
* Frank Cutter
* Frank Davies (footballer, born 1907)
* Frank Davies (footballer, born 1910)
* Frank Davis (Australian rules footballer)
* Frank Deayton
* Frank Dimattina
* Frank Donnellan
* Frank Donoghue
* Frank Dossetor
* Frank Driscoll
* Frank Drum
* Frank Dunell
* Frank Dunin
* Frank Dunne (footballer)
* Frank Ellis (footballer)
* Frank Fanning
* Frank Field (footballer)
* Frank Finn (footballer)
* Frank Fitzpatrick (footballer)
* Frank Fleming (Australian footballer)
* Frank Ford (footballer)
* Frank Galbally
* Frank Galle
* Frank Gaudion
* Frank Giampaolo
* Frank Gibson (footballer)
* Frank Gill (Australian footballer)
* Frank Gleeson
* Frank Golding
* Frank Gomez (footballer)
* Frank Gomez Jr.
* Frank Goode
* Frank Griffin (Australian footballer)
* Frank Gumbleton
* Frank Hailwood
* Frank Halloran
* Frank Hanna (footballer, born 1893)
* Frank Hanna (footballer, born 1924)
* Frank Hanrahan
* Frank Hansen (Australian footballer)
* Frank Harley
* Frank Harris (Australian footballer)
* Frank Hill (Australian footballer)
* Frank Hince
* Frank Hodgins
* Frank Hodgkin
* Frank Hogan (footballer)
* Frank Holden (footballer)
* Frank Holmes (footballer)
* Frank Hopkins (footballer)
* Frank Horne
* Frank Hose
* Frank House (footballer)
* Frank Howard (Australian footballer)
* Frank Huggard
* Frank Hughes (footballer, born 1909)
* Frank Hughes Jr.
* Frank Hunting
* Frank Hurren
* Frank Hurrey
* Frank Hutchesson
* Frank Irwin
* Frank Jeeves
* Frank Jenkins (footballer)
* Frank Johnson (footballer, born 1916)
* Frank Johnson (footballer, born 1932)
* Frank Johnson (footballer, born 1936)
* Frank Jorgensen
* Frank Kelly (footballer, born 1910)
* Frank Kelly (footballer, born 1921)
* Frank Kelly (footballer, born 1950)
* Frank Kendrick (footballer)
* Frank Kennedy
* Frank Kenny
* Frank Keppel
* Frank Kerr (footballer)
* Frank Kight
* Frank Kirby (footballer)
* Frank Kirwin
* Frank Laird
* Frank Lamont
* Frank Langley
* Frank Lesiputty
* Frank Love
* Frank Luckins
* Frank Ludlow (footballer)
* Frank Lugton
* Frank Macky
* Frank Magill (footballer)
* Frank Magor
* Frank Magrath
* Frank Maher (footballer)
* Frank Maple
* Frank Marchesani
* Frank Martin (Australian footballer)
* Frank McCashney
* Frank McCooey
* Frank McDonald (footballer)
* Frank McDowell
* Frank McGrath (footballer)
* Frank McPherson (Australian footballer)
* Frank McRae (footballer)
* Frank McWilliams
* Frank Melville
* Frank Mercovich
* Frank Mockridge
* Frank Moran (footballer)
* Frank Morgan (footballer)
* Frank Mount
* Frank Munro (Australian footballer)
* Frank Murphy (Australian rules footballer)
* Frank Murphy (footballer, born 1900)
* Frank Murrells
* Frank Nash (footballer)
* Frank Neenan
* Frank Negri
* Frank Nielsen
* Frank Nolan
* Frank O'Brien (footballer)
* Frank O'Connor (Australian rules footballer)
* Frank O'Hara (footballer)
* Frank O'Keefe (footballer)
* Frank O'Rourke (Australian rules footballer)
* Frank Palmer (Australian footballer)
* Frank Parker (footballer)
* Frank Pattison
* Frank Pearce (footballer)
* Frank Penney
* Frank Pike (footballer)
* Frank Plant (footballer)
* Frank Pomeroy
* Frank Primmer
* Frank Pritchard (Australian rules footballer)
* Frank Prowse
* Frank Pyke
* Frank Quinn (Australian footballer)
* Frank Raso
* Frank Raymond
* Frank Richardson (Australian footballer)
* Frank Rigaldi
* Frank Roberts (Australian footballer)
* Frank Robertson
* Frank Ross (Australian footballer)
* Frank Rugolo
* Frank Ryan (Australian footballer)
* Frank Samblebe
* Frank Sanguinetti
* Frank Scanlan (footballer)
* Frank Scully (footballer)
* Frank Seymour
* Frank Silcock
* Frank Sinclair (Australian footballer)
* Frank Slade
* Frank Slater
* Frank Smith (Australian rules footballer)
* Frank Sparrow
* Frank Spilling
* Frank Staines
* Frank Steane
* Frank Stephens (Australian footballer)
* Frank Stephenson (footballer)
* Frank Stewart (Australian footballer)
* Frank Stodart
* Frank Strawbridge
* Frank Stubbs (footballer)
* Frank Summers (Australian footballer)
* Frank Sutherland
* Frank Thomas (Australian footballer)
* Frank Treasure
* Frank Triplett
* Frank Tuck
* Frank Turner (footballer)
* Frank Twomey
* Frank Uwins
* Frank Vearing
* Frank Walker (Australian rules footballer)
* Frank Walshe
* Frank Wells (footballer)
* Frank Whitty
* Frank Wilcher
* Frank Williams (Australian footballer, born 1884)
* Frank Williams (Australian footballer, born 1888)
* Frank Williams (Australian footballer, born 1914)
* Frank Worroll
* Frankston Football Club
* Frankston Park
* Fraser Brown (Australian footballer)
* Fraser Gehrig
* Fraser McInnes
* Fraser Murphy
* Frazer Dale
* Fred Agius
* Fred Alder
* Fred Anderson (footballer, born 1886)
* Fred Anderson (footballer, born 1931)
* Fred Ayers
* Fred Backway
* Fred Ball (footballer)
* Fred Bamford (footballer)
* Fred Baring
* Fred Barker (footballer)
* Fred Barlow
* Fred Barnes (footballer)
* Fred Beeson
* Fred Birnstihl
* Fred Blackham
* Fred Book
* Fred Brooks (footballer)
* Fred Brown (Australian footballer)
* Fred Burge
* Fred Burton (footballer)
* Fred Buttsworth
* Fred Campbell (Australian footballer)
* Fred Carpenter
* Fred Castledine
* Fred Chanter
* Fred Clarke (Australian footballer)
* Fred Cole (footballer)
* Fred Condon
* Fred Cook (Australian footballer, born 1922)
* Fred Cook (Australian footballer, born 1947)
* Fred Coppock
* Fred Coulsell
* Fred Crapper
* Fred Cronin
* Fred Davies (footballer, born 1908)
* Fred Davies (footballer, born 1921)
* Fred De Abel
* Fred Dean (Australian footballer)
* Fred Dick
* Fred Dore
* Fred Edwards (footballer)
* Fred Elliott (footballer)
* Fred Fairweather
* Fred Fanning
* Fred Fielding (footballer)
* Fred Finch (footballer)
* Fred Fitzgibbon
* Fred Flanagan
* Fred Fleiter
* Fred Fontaine
* Fred Fooks
* Fred Forbes (Australian footballer)
* Fred Froude
* Fred Gallagher (footballer)
* Fred Gilby
* Fred Godfrey (footballer)
* Fred Goding
* Fred Goldsmith (Australian footballer)
* Fred Green (footballer)
* Fred Hansen (footballer)
* Fred Hanson (footballer)
* Fred Harris (Australian footballer)
* Fred Harrison (Australian footballer)
* Fred Hawking
* Fred Heifner
* Fred Heintz
* Fred Hepner
* Fred Hewitt
* Fred Hill (Australian footballer)
* Fred Hiskins
* Fred Howard (Australian footballer)
* Fred Hughson
* Fred James (Australian footballer)
* Fred Jinks
* Fred Johnson (Australian footballer)
* Fred Jones (Australian footballer)
* Fred Kay
* Fred Keays
* Fred Kennett
* Fred Kirkwood
* Fred Larkin
* Fred Le Deux
* Fred Leach
* Fred Lester (Australian footballer)
* Fred Lethbridge
* Fred Linay
* Fred Long
* Fred Lynch
* Fred Macquire
* Fred Mann (footballer)
* Fred Markby
* Fred Marriott (footballer)
* Fred McEvoy (footballer)
* Fred McGinis
* Fred McIntosh
* Fred Metcalf
* Fred Monkhouse
* Fred Moore (footballer)
* Fred Morgan (footballer)
* Fred Mundy
* Fred Mutch
* Fred Nixon (Australian footballer)
* Fred Nomens
* Fred O'Brien
* Fred O'Shea
* Fred Parkinson
* Fred Patterson (footballer)
* Fred Payne (footballer)
* Fred Pearce (footballer)
* Fred Pemberton
* Fred Petterson
* Fred Phillips (footballer)
* Fred Phillis
* Fred Pitt
* Fred Pringle
* Fred Rees
* Fred Robinson (footballer, born 1884)
* Fred Robinson (footballer, born 1939)
* Fred Rose (footballer)
* Fred Rutley
* Fred Ryder
* Fred Sayer
* Fred Scott (footballer, born 1874)
* Fred Scott (footballer, born 1885)
* Fred Sheahan
* Fred Sigmont
* Fred Simms
* Fred Sleeman
* Fred Smith (Australian footballer)
* Fred Stabb
* Fred Stafford
* Fred Stammers
* Fred Stancliffe
* Fred Stewart (Australian footballer)
* Fred Swift
* Fred Taylor (Australian footballer)
* Fred Turnbull (Australian footballer)
* Fred Ulbrick
* Fred Wain (Australian footballer)
* Fred Warry
* Fred Watson (footballer)
* Fred Waugh
* Fred Way
* Fred Webber
* Fred Webster (Australian footballer)
* Fred West (footballer, born 1905)
* Fred West (footballer, born 1929)
* Fred Whelpton
* Fred White (Australian footballer)
* Fred Whitelaw (footballer)
* Fred Williams (Australian footballer, born 1900)
* Fred Williams (Australian footballer, born 1919)
* Fred Wilson (footballer)
* Fred Wimbridge
* Fred Wood (footballer)
* Fred Wooller
* Frederick Chapman (sportsman)
* Free kick (Australian rules football)
* Fremantle Football Club
* Fremantle Football Club (1882–1886)
* Fremantle Football Club (1882–1899)
* Fremantle Football Club (AFL Women's)
* Fremantle Football Club (AFLW)
* Fremantle Football Club drafting and trading history
* Fremantle Football Hall of Legends
* Fremantle Oval
* Fremantle Team of Legends
* Freo Way To Go
* Friday Night Football (AFL)
* Full-forward
* Fullback (Australian rules football)
* Future Stars
* Gabby Collingwood
* Gabby O'Sullivan
* Gabriel Szondy
* Gabriella Pound
* Gach Nyuon
* Gardiner Medal
* Gareth Andrews
* Gareth John
* Garmah Jones
* Garnet Campbell
* Garnet Lamb
* Garney Goodrick
* Garrey Wynd
* Garrick Ibbotson
* Garry Baker
* Garry Byers
* Garry Cameron
* Garry Cowmeadow
* Garry Crane
* Garry Davidson
* Garry English
* Garry Fenton
* Garry Foulds
* Garry Hamer
* Garry Higgins
* Garry Hocking
* Garry Johns
* Garry Lester
* Garry Lowe
* Garry Lyon
* Garry McIntosh
* Garry Moss
* Garry Peters (footballer)
* Garry Phillips
* Garry Rasmussen
* Garry Robertson
* Garry Scott
* Garry Sidebottom
* Garry Wheeler
* Garry Williams (Australian footballer)
* Garry Wilson
* Garry Young (footballer)
* Garth Taylor
* Gary Ablett Jr.
* Gary Ablett Sr.
* Gary Arnold
* Gary Ayres
* Gary Barrow
* Gary Brice
* Gary Buckenara
* Gary Cameron
* Gary Chapman (Australian footballer)
* Gary Colling
* Gary Cooke (footballer)
* Gary Cowton
* Gary Crouch
* Gary Dark
* Gary Dempsey (Australian footballer)
* Gary Dhurrkay
* Gary Ebbels
* Gary Farrant
* Gary Fila
* Gary Fitzpatrick (Australian footballer)
* Gary Frangalas
* Gary Grainger (footballer)
* Gary Gray (footballer)
* Gary Guy (footballer)
* Gary Hardeman
* Gary Harley
* Gary Holmes
* Gary Irvine (Australian footballer)
* Gary Johnston
* Gary Keane
* Gary Lawson-Smith
* Gary Lazarus
* Gary Lofts
* Gary Lugg
* Gary Malarkey
* Gary March
* Gary McDonald (Australian footballer)
* Gary Merrington
* Gary Moorcroft
* Gary O'Donnell (footballer)
* Gary Odgers
* Gary Parkes
* Gary Pert
* Gary Rohan
* Gary Shaw (Australian footballer)
* Gary Steel
* Gary Stevens (Australian rules footballer)
* Gary Tredrea
* Gary Wallis (footballer)
* Gary Walpole
* Gary Williams (Australian footballer)
* Gary Williamson (footballer)
* Gary Window
* Gary Young (footballer)
* Gascoyne Football Association
* Gauteng Province Australian Football League
* Gavan McCarthy
* Gavan Moran
* Gavin Bayes
* Gavin Brown (footballer)
* Gavin Cooney
* Gavin Crosisca
* Gavin Exell
* Gavin Hoare
* Gavin Keane
* Gavin McMahon
* Gavin Mitchell (footballer)
* Gavin Morgan (footballer)
* Gavin Roberts
* Gavin Rose
* Gavin Smith (Australian footballer)
* Gavin Urquhart
* Gavin Wanganeen
* Gavin Wanganeen Medal
* Gawler Football Club
* Geelong & District Football League
* Geelong Amateur Football Club
* Geelong Association Football Club
* Geelong Falcons
* Geelong Football Club
* Geelong Football Club (VFL)
* Geelong Football League
* Geelong VFL Football Club
* Geelong West Giants
* Geelong West Sporting Club
* Geelong West St Peters Football Club
* Gemma Houghton
* Gene Chiron
* Gene Sullivan (footballer)
* Geof Motley
* Geoff Ablett
* Geoff Ainsworth
* Geoff Amoore
* Geoff Angus
* Geoff Austen
* Geoff Barber
* Geoff Barwick
* Geoff Blethyn
* Geoff Brokenshire
* Geoff Bryant
* Geoff Burdett
* Geoff Cartledge
* Geoff Case
* Geoff Cayzer
* Geoff Christian
* Geoff Christian Medal
* Geoff Collins
* Geoff Craighead
* Geoff Cunningham
* Geoff Dalley
* Geoff Davey
* Geoff Doubleday
* Geoff Driver
* Geoff Dupuy
* Geoff Elliott (footballer)
* Geoff Everett (footballer)
* Geoff Farrelly
* Geoff Feehan
* Geoff Fidler
* Geoff Fox (Australian footballer)
* Geoff Frood
* Geoff Gosper
* Geoff Grant (footballer)
* Geoff Greetham
* Geoff Grover
* Geoff Harris
* Geoff Harrold
* Geoff Hendriks
* Geoff Heyme
* Geoff Hibbins
* Geoff Hill (footballer)
* Geoff Hocking
* Geoff Howells
* Geoff Jennings
* Geoff Jones (footballer, born 1930)
* Geoff Jones (footballer, born 1944)
* Geoff Kerr (footballer, born 1925)
* Geoff Kerr (footballer, born 1944)
* Geoff Kingston
* Geoff Leek
* Geoff Linke
* Geoff Long
* Geoff Lord
* Geoff MacIlwain
* Geoff Mahon
* Geoff Martin (Australian footballer)
* Geoff Mason
* Geoff McClure
* Geoff McGivern (footballer)
* Geoff McInnes
* Geoff McMillan
* Geoff McNaughton
* Geoff Miles
* Geoff Moriarty
* Geoff Morris
* Geoff Neil
* Geoff Nicholls (footballer)
* Geoff Organ
* Geoff Parker (cricketer)
* Geoff Pritchard
* Geoff Pryor (footballer)
* Geoff Raines
* Geoff Rosenow
* Geoff Smith (Australian footballer)
* Geoff Southby
* Geoff Spring
* Geoff Stafford
* Geoff Strang
* Geoff Thatcher
* Geoff Tunbridge
* Geoff Turner
* Geoff Umbers
* Geoff Vanderfeen
* Geoff Ward (footballer)
* Geoff Weber
* Geoff Whitton
* Geoff Williams (footballer)
* Geoff Willis (footballer)
* Geoff Wilson (Australian footballer)
* Geoffrey Edelsten
* Geoffrey Martin (footballer)
* Geography of Australian rules football
* George "Blue" Johnston
* George 'Jocka' Todd
* George Allen (Australian footballer)
* George Allen (footballer, born 1928)
* George Anderson (Australian footballer)
* George Andrew
* George Angus
* George Anthony (footballer)
* George Archibald (footballer)
* George Arnott
* George Ashman (footballer, born 1879)
* George Ashman (footballer, born 1929)
* George Ashworth Young
* George Bailey (footballer)
* George Barker (footballer, born 1885)
* George Barker (footballer, born 1916)
* George Barton (footballer)
* George Bastin
* George Bates (Australian footballer)
* George Batson
* George Bayliss
* George Beachcroft
* George Beasley
* George Bell (Australian footballer)
* George Bennett (Australian rules footballer)
* George Bickford
* George Bisset (footballer)
* George Blake (athlete)
* George Blundell
* George Bolt (footballer)
* George Bower (footballer)
* George Brock (footballer)
* George Brown (Australian footballer)
* George Bruce (footballer)
* George Bryce (footballer)
* George Burbury
* George Calleson
* George Calwell
* George Card
* George Carey (footballer)
* George Caris
* George Carpenter (footballer)
* George Carter (Australian footballer)
* George Cassidy (Australian footballer)
* George Cathie
* George Cathie (footballer, born 1905)
* George Challis (Australian rules footballer)
* George Clark (Australian footballer)
* George Clayden
* George Clissold
* George Coates (footballer)
* George Cochrane (footballer)
* George Cole (Australian politician)
* George Collard
* George Condon
* George Cornelius (footballer)
* George Coulthard
* George Coward
* George Cowell
* George Curran (Australian footballer)
* George Davidson (footballer)
* George Deas (footballer)
* George Dempster (footballer)
* George Doig
* George Dougherty
* George Doull
* George Dower
* George Driscoll
* George Dunstan (footballer)
* George Dykes
* George Edwards (Australian footballer)
* George Elliott (Australian rules footballer)
* George Faulkner (footballer)
* George Featherston
* George Ferry
* George Fiacchi
* George Finegan
* George Gardiner (footballer)
* George Garlick
* George Garlick (footballer, born 1921)
* George Gibbs (Australian footballer)
* George Gibson (Australian footballer)
* George Gill (footballer)
* George Gniel
* George Goninon
* George Goodall
* George Gordon (Australian footballer)
* George Gough
* George Graham (Australian footballer)
* George Grainger (footballer)
* George Green (Australian rules footballer)
* George Grljusich
* George Hall (Australian footballer)
* George Hams
* George Hancock (footballer)
* George Harris (Australian footballer)
* George Hassell (footballer)
* George Hastings (footballer)
* George Hawking
* George Hawkins (footballer)
* George Heinz
* George Hemingway (footballer)
* George Henry Bennett
* George Hewett (footballer)
* George Holden (Australian rules footballer)
* George Hope (Australian footballer)
* George Horlin-Smith
* George Horman
* George Hoskins (Australian footballer)
* George Hunter (Australian footballer)
* George Hutchinson (Australian rules footballer)
* George Ilsley
* George Jerram
* George Johnston (Australian footballer)
* George Johnstone (Australian footballer)
* George Kanngieser
* George Kennedy (footballer)
* George King (Australian footballer)
* George Knight (Australian footballer)
* George Kokkin
* George Krepp
* George Kruse
* George L. Chapman
* George Lakes
* George Lambert (Australian politician)
* George Lambert (footballer)
* George Leggett
* George Lenne
* George Lockwood
* George Lomer
* George Lucas (footballer, born 1901)
* George Lucas (footballer, born 1920)
* George Margitich
* George Marsh (footballer)
* George Martin (footballer, born 1875)
* George Martin (footballer, born 1883)
* George May (footballer, born 1875)
* George May (footballer, born 1891)
* George McCart
* George McDonald (Australian footballer)
* George McGann
* George McGorlick
* George McGrath (footballer)
* George McInnes
* George McLaren (Australian footballer)
* George McLear
* George McLeod (Australian footballer)
* George McNeilage
* George McWilliam
* George Millard
* George Milner (footballer)
* George Moloney
* George Moloney (disambiguation)
* George Moloney (footballer, born 1894)
* George Moloney (footballer, born 1924)
* George Moloney (footballer, born 1939)
* George Moodie
* George Morgan (footballer)
* George Morrison (footballer)
* George Morrissey
* George Morrissey Jr.
* George Moysey
* George Muir (Australian footballer)
* George Nelson (footballer)
* George Noonan (footballer)
* George O'Connor (footballer)
* George O'Hehir
* George O'Keeffe
* George Ogilvie (footballer)
* George Oliver (footballer)
* George Owens (footballer)
* George P. Anderson
* George Page (Australian footballer)
* George Palmer (Australian footballer)
* George Parker (footballer)
* George Parkinson (footballer, born 1892)
* George Parkinson (footballer, born 1893)
* George Pattinson (footballer)
* George Pattison (footballer)
* George Payne (Australian footballer)
* George Peacock (footballer)
* George Pennicott
* George Perrett (Australian footballer)
* George Peters (footballer)
* George Pike
* George Prince (footballer)
* George Prismall
* George Pyke (footballer)
* George Rankine
* George Rawle
* George Renwick (footballer)
* George Richards (Australian footballer)
* George Ricketts
* George Robbins (footballer)
* George Robinson (Australian footballer)
* George Ross (Australian footballer)
* George Rudolph
* George Rutherford
* George S. Johnson
* George Sandford (footballer)
* George Savige
* George Saxbee
* George Schlitz
* George Searcy
* George Shaw (footballer, born 1877)
* George Shaw (footballer, born 1886)
* George Shorten
* George Simmonds
* George Smeaton (footballer)
* George Sparrow
* George Spero (footballer)
* George Spilcker
* George St. John
* George Stafford (footballer)
* George Stanley (footballer)
* George Stewart (footballer, born 1873)
* George Stewart (footballer, born 1888)
* George Stewart (footballer, born 1901)
* George Stuckey
* George Styles (footballer)
* George Sutherland (footballer)
* George Swarbrick (footballer)
* George Tanner
* George Tansing
* George Tatham
* George Taylor (Australian rules footballer)
* George Thompson (Australian footballer)
* George Threlfall
* George Topping
* George Tory
* George Tribe
* George Valentine (footballer)
* George Vautin
* George W. Chapman (footballer)
* George Walker (Australian footballer)
* George Ward (footballer, born 1877)
* George Ward (footballer, born 1889)
* George Warde (footballer)
* George Waterhouse (footballer)
* George Watson (Australian rules footballer)
* George Weatherill (footballer)
* George Welsh (Australian footballer)
* George White (footballer, born 1892)
* George White (footballer, born 1908)
* George Wickens
* George Williams (Australian footballer)
* George Williams (footballer, born 1881)
* George Williamson (Australian footballer)
* George Wilson (Australian footballer)
* George Winter (footballer)
* George Withers (footballer)
* George Woodman (footballer)
* George Woods (footballer)
* George Young (Australian rules footballer)
* George Youren
* Georgia Bevan
* Georgia Gee
* Georgia Walker
* Georgie Parker (field hockey)
* Gepps Cross Football Club
* Gerald Betts
* Gerald Brennan (footballer)
* Gerald Brosnan
* Gerald Burke
* Gerald Collins
* Gerald Crough
* Gerald Eastmure (footballer)
* Gerald J. Ryan
* Gerald Johnston
* Gerald Marchesi
* Gerald McCarthy (footballer)
* Gerald McKenzie
* Gerald O'Dwyer
* Gerald O'Halloran
* Gerald O'Loughlin (Australian footballer)
* Gerald P. Ryan
* Gerald Rush
* Gerald Sheahan
* Gerald Tagliabue
* Gerald Tanner
* Gerald Ugle
* Gerard Barrett (Australian footballer)
* Gerard Butts
* Gerard Cahir
* Gerard FitzGerald
* Gerard Healy
* Gerard Neesham
* Gerard Toohey
* Gerard Walls
* Gerard Whateley
* Gerrard Bennett
* Gerrick Weedon
* Gerry Bahen
* Gerry Balme
* Gerry Beare
* Gerry Britt
* Gerry Burton
* Gerry Daly (Australian footballer)
* Gerry Donnelly
* Gerry Hartigan
* Gerry Hayes
* Gerry Hickey
* Gerry Lynn
* Gerry Matheson
* Gerry McDonald (footballer)
* Gerry Noonan
* Gerry O'Neill
* Gerry Sexton
* Gerry Sier
* Gerry Tuite
* Gerry Walsh
* Gerry Williams (footballer)
* Gil Ebbott
* Gil Hendrie
* Gil Langley
* Gil Lockhart
* Gil Miller
* Gil Patrick
* Gilbert Barker
* Gilbert Cartwright
* Gilbert Chandler
* Gilbert McAdam
* Gilbert Wardley
* Gillon McLachlan
* Gippsland Football League
* Gippsland Power
* Girgarre Football Club
* Gisborne Football Club
* Gladstone Power
* Glandore Eagles Football Club
* Glandore Football Club
* Glasgow Giants ARFC
* Glasgow Redbacks
* Glasgow Sharks
* Glen Bartlett
* Glen Bow
* Glen Bowyer
* Glen Brown (footballer)
* Glen Coghlan
* Glen Jakovich
* Glen Middlemiss
* Glen Orden Football Club
* Glen Parker
* Glen Sampson
* Glen Scanlon
* Glen Waverley Hawks
* Glenelg Football Club
* Glenelg Oval
* Glenferrie Oval
* Glenn Archer
* Glenn Boland
* Glenn Coleman
* Glenn Dickson (footballer)
* Glenn Dugdale
* Glenn Elliott (footballer)
* Glenn Freeborn
* Glenn Giles
* Glenn Gingell
* Glenn Gorman
* Glenn Harrison
* Glenn Hawker
* Glenn Howard (footballer)
* Glenn James
* Glenn Joseph
* Glenn Kilpatrick
* Glenn Lovett
* Glenn MacMillan
* Glenn Manton
* Glenn McLean (footballer)
* Glenn Mitchell (sports broadcaster)
* Glenn Molloy
* Glenn Murphy (footballer)
* Glenn Nugent
* Glenn O'Loughlin
* Glenn Page
* Glenn Payne
* Glenn Robertson (footballer)
* Glenn Sandford
* Glenn Swan
* Glenn Walley
* Glenn Ward
* Glenorchy Football Club
* Glenroy Football Club
* Glenroy Football Club (South Australia)
* Glossary of Australian rules football
* Glossary of football terms
* Glyn Thomas
* Glynn Hewitt
* Goal of the Year (AFL)
* Goalsneak
* Godfrey Goldin
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* Jack Adamson
* Jack Aitchison (Australian footballer)
* Jack Allen (Australian footballer)
* Jack Allister (Australian footballer)
* Jack Anderson (footballer, born 1908)
* Jack Anderson (footballer, born 1909)
* Jack Anthony (footballer)
* Jack Arbrew
* Jack Armstrong (footballer)
* Jack Arnott (Australian footballer)
* Jack Ashley (footballer)
* Jack Atkins
* Jack Atkinson (Australian footballer)
* Jack Audsley
* Jack Austin (footballer)
* Jack Aziz
* Jack Baggott
* Jack Baker (footballer, born 1878)
* Jack Baker Jr.
* Jack Baquie
* Jack Barker (Australian rules footballer)
* Jack Barnes (Australian footballer)
* Jack Barnett (footballer)
* Jack Bavin (Australian footballer)
* Jack Bennett (footballer, born 1910)
* Jack Bennett (footballer, born 1920)
* Jack Bennett (footballer, born 1922)
* Jack Benson
* Jack Beveridge
* Jack Bidgood
* Jack Billings
* Jack Bisset
* Jack Blackman
* Jack Blencowe
* Jack Boldiston
* Jack Booth
* Jack Boothman (footballer)
* Jack Borlase
* Jack Borthwick
* Jack Bowes
* Jack Boyd (footballer)
* Jack Brain
* Jack Brake
* Jack Bray (Australian footballer)
* Jack Brenchley
* Jack Brennan (Australian footballer)
* Jack Bridgfoot
* Jack Bristow (footballer)
* Jack Broadstock
* Jack Brown (Australian footballer)
* Jack Bruce (footballer)
* Jack Buckley (Australian footballer)
* Jack Buckley (Australian footballer, born 1997)
* Jack Burgmann
* Jack Burke (footballer)
* Jack Burns (Australian footballer)
* Jack Butcher
* Jack Bytel
* Jack Caesar
* Jack Cahill
* Jack Cannan
* Jack Carmody
* Jack Carney (footballer)
* Jack Carr (Australian footballer)
* Jack Carroll (footballer)
* Jack Cashman
* Jack Cassin
* Jack Chamberlain (sportsman)
* Jack Chambers (footballer)
* Jack Charlesworth
* Jack Clancy (Australian footballer)
* Jack Clark (footballer)
* Jack Clarke (Australian footballer, born 1931)
* Jack Clarke (Australian footballer, born 1933)
* Jack Clarke Medal
* Jack Clarkson
* Jack Cleary
* Jack Cleary (footballer, born 1922)
* Jack Clements (footballer)
* Jack Cliff
* Jack Cockbill
* Jack Cockburn
* Jack Coffey (footballer)
* Jack Coles
* Jack Collins (footballer, born 1904)
* Jack Collins (footballer, born 1910)
* Jack Collins (footballer, born 1925)
* Jack Collins (footballer, born 1930)
* Jack Collins Medal
* Jack Compton (Australian footballer)
* Jack Condon (footballer)
* Jack Conley (Australian rules footballer)
* Jack Connally
* Jack Connell (footballer)
* Jack Connelly
* Jack Connole
* Jack Conway (footballer)
* Jack Coolahan
* Jack Cooper (Australian rules footballer)
* Jack Cooper (footballer, born 1911)
* Jack Cooper (footballer, born 1922)
* Jack Cotter
* Jack Crane
* Jack Crisp
* Jack Cronk
* Jack Cross (footballer)
* Jack Cuffe
* Jack Cunningham (footballer)
* Jack Currie
* Jack Dalton (footballer)
* Jack Danckert
* Jack Darling
* Jack Davidson
* Jack Davie
* Jack Davis (footballer)
* Jack Dawson (Australian rules footballer)
* Jack Deas
* Jack Dempsey (footballer)
* Jack Denning
* Jack Dennington
* Jack Dermody
* Jack Dinatale
* Jack Diprose
* Jack Doherty (footballer, born 1915)
* Jack Doherty (footballer, born 1921)
* Jack Dolan
* Jack Donaldson (footballer)
* Jack Dore
* Jack Doubleday
* Jack Douglas (footballer, born 1872)
* Jack Douglas (footballer, born 1929)
* Jack Dowding
* Jack Drake (footballer)
* Jack Drinan
* Jack Dunstone
* Jack Dyer
* Jack Dyer Jr.
* Jack Dyer Medal
* Jack Dyer–Lou Richards Trophy
* Jack Eames
* Jack Edgeley
* Jack Edwards (Australian footballer, born 1931)
* Jack Edwards (Australian footballer, born 1934)
* Jack Eichhorn
* Jack Elder (umpire)
* Jack Ellis (Australian footballer)
* Jack Esplen Oval
* Jack Eudey
* Jack Evans (footballer, born 1891)
* Jack Evans (footballer, born 1908)
* Jack Evans (footballer, born 1930)
* Jack Farrell (Australian footballer)
* Jack Fergeus
* Jack Ferguson (footballer)
* Jack Fidler
* Jack Fincher (footballer)
* Jack Finck
* Jack Fisher (footballer)
* Jack Fitzpatrick
* Jack Flanigan
* Jack Fleming (footballer)
* Jack Fletcher Jr.
* Jack Forty
* Jack Foster (Australian footballer)
* Jack Francis
* Jack Freeman (Australian rules footballer)
* Jack Frost (footballer, born 1870)
* Jack Frost (footballer, born 1992)
* Jack Furness
* Jack Furniss
* Jack Gaffney
* Jack Gale
* Jack Garden
* Jack Gardiner
* Jack Garrick (footballer)
* Jack Gaudion
* Jack Geddes
* Jack Geggie
* Jack George (footballer)
* Jack Gervasoni
* Jack Gibby
* Jack Gilbert (footballer)
* Jack Giles
* Jack Gill
* Jack Godby
* Jack Graham (Australian footballer)
* Jack Graham (Australian footballer, born 1878)
* Jack Graham (Australian footballer, born 1998)
* Jack Grant
* Jack Grant (footballer, born 1883)
* Jack Gravell
* Jack Gray (footballer, born 1885)
* Jack Gray (footballer, born 1916)
* Jack Green (footballer, born 1887)
* Jack Green (footballer, born 1905)
* Jack Green (footballer, born 1919)
* Jack Green (footballer, born 1947)
* Jack Greenhill
* Jack Greenwood (footballer)
* Jack Grimes (footballer)
* Jack Gunston
* Jack Hacker
* Jack Hale
* Jack Hamilton (footballer, born 1928)
* Jack Hamilton (footballer, born 1937)
* Jack Hammond (footballer)
* Jack Hannagan
* Jack Hannath
* Jack Hansen
* Jack Hanson (footballer)
* Jack Hardiman
* Jack Hardy (footballer)
* Jack Harrington
* Jack Harrison (Australian footballer)
* Jack Harrison (footballer, born 1900)
* Jack Harrow (Australian footballer)
* Jack Hartigan
* Jack Haskett
* Jack Hassett
* Jack Haw
* Jack Hawkins (footballer)
* Jack Hayes (footballer)
* Jack Heal
* Jack Hedley (Australian footballer)
* Jack Henry (footballer, born 1922)
* Jack Henry (footballer, born 1998)
* Jack Hester (footballer)
* Jack Hickey (Australian rules footballer)
* Jack Higgins (Australian footballer)
* Jack Hill (Australian footballer)
* Jack Hiscock
* Jack Hiscox
* Jack Hiskins
* Jack Holden (footballer)
* Jack Holt (footballer)
* Jack Hombsch
* Jack Hosking
* Jack House (footballer)
* Jack Howe (Australian footballer)
* Jack Howell (footballer)
* Jack Hubbert
* Jack Hudson (Australian footballer)
* Jack Huggard
* Jack Hunter (Australian footballer)
* Jack Huntington
* Jack Hutchins (footballer)
* Jack Hutchinson
* Jack Incoll
* Jack Indian
* Jack J. Malone
* Jack J. Walker
* Jack James (footballer)
* Jack Jennings (Australian footballer)
* Jack Jobson
* Jack Johnson (Australian footballer)
* Jack Johnston (footballer)
* Jack Jones (Australian rules footballer)
* Jack Jones (footballer, born 1887)
* Jack Jones (footballer, born 1888)
* Jack Julian
* Jack Juniper
* Jack Kappler
* Jack Karney
* Jack Keane (footballer)
* Jack Keddie
* Jack Keily
* Jack Kelly (Australian footballer)
* Jack Kenny (footballer)
* Jack Kidd (Australian footballer)
* Jack King (footballer, born 1879)
* Jack King (footballer, born 1904)
* Jack King (footballer, born 1919)
* Jack King (footballer, born 1928)
* Jack Kirby (Australian footballer)
* Jack Knell
* Jack Knight (footballer)
* Jack Knowles
* Jack L. Austin
* Jack Lake (footballer)
* Jack Lancaster (footballer)
* Jack Law (footballer)
* Jack Lawrence (footballer)
* Jack Lean
* Jack Lee (Australian footballer)
* Jack Leith
* Jack Leslie (Australian footballer)
* Jack Loes
* Jack Logan (footballer)
* Jack Londrigan
* Jack Lonie
* Jack Loughnan
* Jack Lowe (Australian footballer)
* Jack Lowry
* Jack Lucas (footballer)
* Jack Lugg
* Jack Lynch (West Adelaide footballer)
* Jack Lynch (footballer, born 1905)
* Jack Lynch (footballer, born 1918)
* Jack Lyngcoln
* Jack Lyons (footballer, born 1912)
* Jack Lyons (footballer, born 1919)
* Jack MacDonald (footballer)
* Jack MacGregor
* Jack Mack
* Jack Macrae
* Jack Maher
* Jack Mahony
* Jack Main
* Jack Malone (footballer)
* Jack Marr
* Jack Martin (Australian footballer)
* Jack Massey (footballer)
* Jack Mathisen
* Jack Matthews (Australian footballer)
* Jack McArthur (Australian footballer)
* Jack McCarthy (Australian footballer)
* Jack McConchie
* Jack McCormack (Australian rules footballer)
* Jack McCoy (footballer)
* Jack McDiarmid
* Jack McDonagh
* Jack McDonald (Australian footballer)
* Jack McDonough
* Jack McElroy (footballer)
* Jack McGargill
* Jack McGarity
* Jack McGrath (footballer)
* Jack McIntosh (footballer)
* Jack McIntyre (footballer)
* Jack McKenzie (footballer)
* Jack McKenzie (footballer, born 1908)
* Jack McLeod (footballer, born 1907)
* Jack McLeod (footballer, born 1926)
* Jack McMillan
* Jack McMurray Jr.
* Jack McMurray Sr.
* Jack Meagher (Australian footballer)
* Jack Meehan
* Jack Megson
* Jack Metherell
* Jack Meuleman
* Jack Mihocek
* Jack Millen
* Jack Mills (Australian footballer)
* Jack Minnis (footballer)
* Jack Mitchell (Australian footballer, born 1924)
* Jack Mitchell (footballer, born 1911)
* Jack Mohr
* Jack Monohan Jr.
* Jack Monohan Sr.
* Jack Moran (Australian footballer)
* Jack Morgan (footballer)
* Jack Moriarty
* Jack Morrissey (footballer)
* Jack Mueller
* Jack Mulcahy (footballer)
* Jack Mullane
* Jack Muller (footballer)
* Jack Mulligan
* Jack Mulrooney
* Jack Murphy (footballer)
* Jack Murray (footballer)
* Jack Murrell
* Jack Newnes (Australian footballer)
* Jack Newton (footballer)
* Jack Nicholson (footballer)
* Jack Nilson
* Jack Nolan
* Jack Norman
* Jack Norris (footballer)
* Jack Nuttall
* Jack O'Brien (footballer, born 1887)
* Jack O'Brien (footballer, born 1893)
* Jack O'Brien (footballer, born 1898)
* Jack O'Brien (footballer, born 1906)
* Jack O'Connell (Australian footballer)
* Jack O'Connor (footballer)
* Jack O'Halloran (footballer)
* Jack O'Keefe
* Jack O'Loughlin
* Jack O'Rourke
* Jack O'Rourke (footballer, born 1899)
* Jack O'Sullivan
* Jack Oatey
* Jack Oatey Medal
* Jack Owens (footballer)
* Jack P. Howell
* Jack P. Walker
* Jack Palmer (footballer)
* Jack Parker (footballer, born 1911)
* Jack Parker (footballer, born 1931)
* Jack Parkin
* Jack Paterson (footballer)
* Jack Patterson (footballer)
* Jack Payne (Australian rules footballer)
* Jack Pemberton
* Jack Pender (Australian footballer)
* Jack Perkins (footballer)
* Jack Petchell
* Jack Pickford (footballer)
* Jack Pimm
* Jack Plunkett
* Jack Power (footballer)
* Jack Price (Australian footballer)
* Jack Purdon
* Jack Purse
* Jack Quinn (footballer, born 1874)
* Jack Quinn (footballer, born 1918)
* Jack Redden
* Jack Redpath
* Jack Reedman
* Jack Reekie
* Jack Regan
* Jake Riccardi
* Jack Richardson (footballer, born 1886)
* Jack Richardson (footballer, born 1906)
* Jack Riewoldt
* Jack Roberts (footballer, born 1867)
* Jack Roberts (footballer, born 1926)
* Jack Roberts (footballer, born 1935)
* Jack Robertson (footballer, born 1889)
* Jack Robertson (footballer, born 1902)
* Jack Robertson (footballer, born 1909)
* Jack Rocchi
* Jack Rogers (Australian footballer)
* Jack Ross (footballer, born 1892)
* Jack Ross (footballer, born 1895)
* Jack Ross (footballer, born 1911)
* Jack Rosser
* Jack Ryan (footballer, born 1873)
* Jack Ryan (footballer, born 1907)
* Jack Ryan (footballer, born 1914)
* Jack Sales
* Jack Sambell
* Jack Sanders (Australian footballer)
* Jack Sands
* Jack Scales
* Jack Scanlon (footballer)
* Jack Scobie
* Jack Scott (Australian rules footballer)
* Jack Scrimshaw
* Jack Sexton
* Jack Sexton (footballer, born 1925)
* Jack Sharkey (footballer)
* Jack Sharpley
* Jack Shea (footballer)
* Jack Sheedy (Australian rules footballer)
* Jack Sheehan (footballer)
* Jack Shelley (footballer)
* Jack Shelton
* Jack Sheridan (footballer)
* Jack Sherman (footballer)
* Jack Shorten
* Jack Showell
* Jack Silvagni
* Jack Sinclair (footballer)
* Jack Sing
* Jack Skinner (Australian footballer)
* Jack Slattery (footballer)
* Jack Smith (Australian footballer, born 1881)
* Jack Smith (Australian footballer, born 1909)
* Jack Somerville (footballer)
* Jack Southern
* Jack Steele (footballer)
* Jack Stenhouse
* Jack Stephenson
* Jack Steven
* Jack Stevens (footballer)
* Jack Stock
* Jack Storey (footballer)
* Jack Streader
* Jack Strong (footballer)
* Jack Sullivan (footballer, born 1879)
* Jack Sullivan (footballer, born 1919)
* Jack Sullivan Jr.
* Jack Suttie
* Jack Sutton
* Jack Sweet (footballer)
* Jack Symons
* Jack Symons (footballer, born 1924)
* Jack Synon
* Jack Taylor (Australian footballer)
* Jack Thompson (Australian footballer)
* Jack Thomson (footballer)
* Jack Titus
* Jack Todd (footballer, born 1879)
* Jack Todd (footballer, born 1881)
* Jack Toohey (footballer)
* Jack Tredrea
* Jack Trehey
* Jack Trengove
* Jack Tuohill
* Jack Turnbull (footballer)
* Jack Turner (Australian footballer)
* Jack Twyford
* Jack Uwins
* Jack Vale (footballer)
* Jack Vinall (Australian footballer)
* Jack Viney
* Jack Vosti
* Jack Wade (footballer)
* Jack Walsh (Australian footballer)
* Jack Watson (Australian footballer)
* Jack Watt (footballer, born 1890)
* Jack Watt (footballer, born 1907)
* Jack Watts (footballer)
* Jack Way
* Jack Webb (footballer)
* Jack Wegner
* Jack Wells (footballer)
* Jack Welsh (footballer, born 1906)
* Jack Welsh (footballer, born 1924)
* Jack West
* Jack Whelan
* Jack White (footballer, born 1876)
* Jack White (footballer, born 1912)
* Jack Whitehead
* Jack Whitten (footballer)
* Jack Whittle
* Jack Wighton (footballer)
* Jack Wilkinson (Australian footballer)
* Jack Williams (footballer, born 1902)
* Jack Williams (footballer, born 1907)
* Jack Williamson (footballer)
* Jack Wood (footballer)
* Jack Woolley
* Jack Worrall
* Jack Wright (footballer)
* Jack Wrout
* Jack Wunhym
* Jack Yost (footballer)
* Jack Young (Australian rules footballer)
* Jack Zander (footballer)
* Jack Ziebell
* Jack Zimmerman
* Jackie Huggard
* Jackson Allen
* Jackson Ferguson
* Jackson Merrett
* Jackson Nelson
* Jackson Paine
* Jackson Ramsay
* Jackson Sheringham
* Jackson Thurlow
* Jackson Trengove
* Jacky Harris
* Jacky Lock
* Jacob Allison
* Jacob Anstey
* Jacob Ballard
* Jacob Brennan
* Jacob Gillbee
* Jacob Hopper
* Jacob Mollison
* Jacob Schuback
* Jacob Surjan
* Jacob Townsend
* Jacob Weitering
* Jade Gresham
* Jade Rawlings
* Jade Sheedy
* Jade de Melo
* Jaden McGrath
* Jaeger O'Meara
* Jaidyn Stephenson
* Jaimee Lambert
* Jake Barrett (footballer)
* Jake Batchelor
* Jake Carlisle
* Jake Edwards (Australian footballer)
* Jake Kelly (Australian footballer)
* Jake King
* Jake Kolodjashnij
* Jake Lever
* Jake Lloyd (footballer)
* Jake Long (Australian footballer)
* Jake Melksham
* Jake Neade
* Jake Spencer (footballer)
* Jake Stringer
* Jake Waterman
* James Aish
* James Aitken (footballer)
* James Allan (Australian footballer)
* James Begley
* James Bennett (Australian footballer)
* James Brayshaw
* James Bryant (Australian cricketer)
* James Byrne (footballer)
* James Chapman (footballer)
* James Charles (footballer)
* James Clement
* James Cook (Australian footballer)
* James Cousins (footballer)
* James Davies (Australian footballer)
* Sinclair Dickson
* James Ezard
* James Frawley (footballer)
* James Gallagher (Australian footballer)
* James Gatehouse
* James Gowans (Australian footballer)
* James Gwilt
* James Harmes
* James Hawksley
* James Henry Gardiner
* James Hird
* James Horman
* James Kelly (Australian footballer)
* James Kennedy (Australian politician)
* James Lavelle (footballer)
* James Magner
* James Manson (Australian footballer)
* James Matthews (footballer)
* James McDonald (footballer)
* James McLure (footballer)
* James Meiklejohn
* James Morrissey (footballer)
* James Mulligan (Australian footballer)
* James Parsons (footballer)
* James Podsiadly
* James Polkinghorne (footballer)
* James Prideaux (footballer)
* James Pyke (cricketer)
* James Rahilly
* James Rose (footballer)
* James Russell (Australian footballer)
* James Sellar
* James Sicily
* James Smith (Australian rules footballer)
* James Stewart (Australian footballer)
* James Strauss (footballer)
* James Thiessen
* James Thomson (Australian rules footballer)
* James Tierney (footballer)
* James Tompkins (Australian rules footballer)
* James Walker (Australian footballer)
* James Wandin
* James Wasley
* James White (Australian footballer)
* James Williams (Australian footballer)
* James Wilson (Australian rules footballer)
* James Wilson (footballer, born 1884)
* James Worpel
* Jamie Barham
* Jamie Bennell
* Jamie Bond (footballer)
* Jamie Charman
* Jamie Cooper
* Jamie Cox
* Jamie Cripps
* Jamie Dennis
* Jamie Dunlop
* Jamie Duursma
* Jamie Elliott
* Jamie Elliott (footballer, born 1973)
* Jamie Elliott (footballer, born 1992)
* Jamie Grant
* Jamie Lamb
* Jamie Lawson (Australian footballer)
* Jamie Macmillan
* Jamie McNamara
* Jamie Merillo
* Jamie O'Reilly
* Jamie Shanahan
* Jamie Shaw (footballer)
* Jamie Siddons
* Jamie Stanton
* Jamie Stevenson (Australian footballer)
* Jamie Tape
* Jamie Thompson (footballer)
* Jamie Turner
* Jan Smith (footballer)
* Japan national Australian rules football team
* Jared Brennan
* Jared Crouch
* Jared Petrenko
* Jared Polec
* Jared Poulton
* Jared Rivers
* Jarman Impey
* Jarrad Boumann
* Jarrad Grant
* Jarrad Irons
* Jarrad Jansen
* Jarrad McVeigh
* Jarrad Oakley-Nicholls
* Jarrad Redden
* Jarrad Schofield
* Jarrad Sundqvist
* Jarrad Waite
* Jarred Ellis
* Jarred Moore
* Jarrhan Jacky
* Jarrod Atkinson
* Jarrod Berry
* Jarrod Cotton
* Jarrod Garlett
* Jarrod Harbrow
* Jarrod Kayler-Thomson
* Jarrod Molloy
* Jarrod Pickett
* Jarrod Silvester
* Jarrod Witts
* Jarryd Allen
* Jarryd Blair
* Jarryd Lyons
* Jarryd Morton
* Jarryd Roughead
* Jarryn Geary
* Jaryd Cachia
* Jasmine Garner
* Jasmine Grierson
* Jasmyn Hewett
* Jason Akermanis
* Jason Ashby
* Jason Baldwin (footballer)
* Jason Ball (Australian footballer)
* Jason Bevan
* Jason Blake (footballer)
* Jason Castagna
* Jason Cloke
* Jason Cripps
* Jason Croall
* Jason Daniltchenko
* Jason Davenport
* Jason Disney
* Jason Dunstall
* Jason Gram
* Jason Heatley
* Jason Holmes
* Jason Johannisen
* Jason Johnson (Australian footballer)
* Jason Laycock
* Jason Love (footballer)
* Jason McCartney (footballer)
* Jason McCartney Medal
* Jason Millar
* Jason Mooney (Australian footballer)
* Jason Norrish
* Jason Porplyzia
* Jason Quigley
* Jason Ralph (footballer)
* Jason Ramsey
* Jason Roe
* Jason Saddington
* Jason Smith (Australian rules footballer)
* Jason Snell (footballer)
* Jason Spinks
* Jason Taylor (Australian rules footballer)
* Jason Torney
* Jason Traianidis
* Jason Tutt
* Jason Watts
* Jason Wild (footballer)
* Jason Winderlich
* Jasper Pittard
* Jaxon Crabb
* Jaxson Barham
* Jay Burton
* Jay Kennedy Harris
* Jay Nash
* Jay Neagle
* Jay Schulz
* Jay Viney
* Jay van Berlo
* Jayden Attard
* Jayden Hunt
* Jayden Laverde
* Jayden Pitt
* Jayden Post
* Jayden Schofield
* Jayden Short
* Jaymie Graham
* Jayson Daniels
* Jed Adcock
* Jed Anderson
* Jed Bews
* Jed Lamb
* Jeff Bates (footballer)
* Jeff Berry (footballer)
* Jeff Bray (footballer)
* Jeff Brisbane
* Jeff Bruce
* Jeff Cassidy
* Jeff Chandler (Australian footballer)
* Jeff Chapman (footballer)
* Jeff Clifton
* Jeff Crouch
* Jeff Dalgleish
* Jeff Dunne
* Jeff Farmer (footballer)
* Jeff Fehring
* Jeff Gamble
* Jeff Garlett
* Jeff Gieschen
* Jeff Grieve
* Jeff Harris (footballer)
* Jeff Hilton
* Jeff Hogg
* Jeff Hopgood
* Jeff Kennett
* Jeff Kiteley
* Jeff Kline (footballer)
* Jeff Lawson (footballer)
* Jeff McGee
* Jeff Moran
* Jeff Murray
* Jeff Pash
* Jeff Pitts
* Jeff Riley
* Jeff Sarau
* Jeff Trotman
* Jeff White (Australian footballer)
* Jenna Bruton
* Jenna McCormick
* Jenny Morris (field hockey)
* Jeremy Cameron
* Jeremy Clayton
* Jeremy Crough
* Jeremy Dyer
* Jeremy Finlayson
* Jeremy Guard
* Jeremy Howe
* Jeremy Humm
* Jeremy Laidler
* Jeremy McGovern
* Jeremy McGovern (footballer)
* Jeremy Nichols
* Jeremy Smith (Australian footballer)
* Jeremy Sharp
* Jeremy Taylor (Australian footballer)
* Jerilderie Football Club
* Jeromey Webberley
* Jerry Dolan
* Jerry Hogan
* Jerry McAuliffe
* Jerry McGrath
* Jerry Nolan (footballer)
* Jervis Stokes
* Jess Duffin
* Jess Fitzgerald
* Jess Gardner
* Jess Hosking
* Jess Kennedy
* Jess Sinclair
* Jesse Crichton
* Jesse D. Smith
* Jesse Hogan
* Jesse Joyce (footballer)
* Jesse Lonergan
* Jesse O'Brien (footballer)
* Jesse Palmer (Australian footballer)
* Jesse Stringer
* Jesse W. Smith
* Jesse White (footballer)
* Jessica Allan
* Jessica Anderson (footballer)
* Jessica Bibby
* Jessica Dal Pos
* Jessica Sedunary
* Jessica Wuetschner
* Jim "Frosty" Miller
* Jim 'Frosty' Miller Medal
* Jim Abernethy
* Jim Adamson
* Jim Addison
* Jim Alexander
* Jim Allen (footballer)
* Jim Ambler
* Jim Anderson (footballer)
* Jim Ashton
* Jim Atkinson
* Jim Baird
* Jim Balharry
* Jim Baxter (Australian footballer)
* Jim Beasley (footballer)
* Jim Bicknell
* Jim Blair (Australian footballer)
* Jim Board
* Jim Bohan
* Jim Bolwell
* Jim Bonella
* Jim Bradford (footballer)
* Jim Bradley (athletics coach)
* Jim Brennan (Australian footballer)
* Jim Broockmann
* Jim Buckley (footballer)
* Jim Burchill
* Jim Byrne (footballer, born 1880)
* Jim Byrne (footballer, born 1933)
* Jim C. Forbes
* Jim Caffery
* Jim Caldwell (footballer)
* Jim Calvert
* Jim Cameron (footballer)
* Jim Camm
* Jim Campbell (Australian footballer)
* Jim Canfield
* Jim Cardwell
* Jim Carroll (Australian footballer)
* Jim Carstairs (Australian footballer)
* Jim Cassidy (coach)
* Jim Christou
* Jim Clapton
* Jim Clark (Australian footballer)
* Jim Cleary (Australian footballer)
* Jim Collins (Australian footballer)
* Jim Condon
* Jim Conquest
* Jim Considine
* Jim Conway (footballer)
* Jim Coucher
* Jim Cowell (footballer)
* Jim Craig (Australian footballer)
* Jim Crossan (Australian footballer)
* Jim Crow (footballer)
* Jim Crowe (footballer)
* Jim Cullen
* Jim Cullum
* Jim Cusack
* Jim Dalton
* Jim Darcy
* Jim Davies (footballer)
* Jim Deane
* Jim Demetriou
* Jim Ditchburn
* Jim Don
* Jim Doolan (footballer)
* Jim Dorgan
* Jim Dowdall
* Jim Durnan
* Jim Edmond
* Jim Eley
* Jim Everett (Australian footballer)
* Jim Fagan
* Jim Fargie
* Jim Farnan
* Jim Fitzgerald (footballer)
* Jim Fitzpatrick (footballer)
* Jim Flynn (footballer)
* Jim Forbes (footballer)
* Jim Forsyth
* Jim Francis
* Jim Fraser (Australian footballer)
* Jim Freeman (Australian footballer)
* Jim Fuller (footballer)
* Jim Gallagher (footballer)
* Jim Gosnell
* Jim Grace
* Jim Graham (footballer)
* Jim Greenham
* Jim Gregory (footballer)
* Jim Gull
* Jim Gutterson
* Jim Guyatt
* Jim H. Goonan
* Jim Haines
* Jim Hall (Australian footballer)
* Jim Hallahan Jr.
* Jim Hallahan Sr.
* Jim Handby
* Jim Harbison
* Jim Harper (footballer)
* Jim Heenan (footballer, born 1906)
* Jim Heenan (footballer, born 1930)
* Jim Houghton (Australian rules footballer)
* Jim Hovey
* Jim Howe
* Jim Hower
* Jim Howie
* Jim Illingworth
* Jim J. Brown
* Jim Jackson (Australian rules footballer)
* Jim Jeffers
* Jim Jenkins (footballer)
* Jim Jenkinson
* Jim Jess
* Jim Jewitt
* Jim Jolly
* Jim Jones (footballer)
* Jim Karthaus
* Jim Kearney (Australian footballer)
* Jim Keddie
* Jim Kemp (Australian rules footballer)
* Jim Kennedy (Australian footballer)
* Jim Keogh (footballer)
* Jim Kettle
* Jim King (footballer)
* Jim Kirby (footballer)
* Jim Knight (footballer)
* Jim Krakouer
* Jim Kuhl
* Jim Lacey (footballer)
* Jim Lawn
* Jim Leitch
* Jim Little
* Jim Logan (Australian footballer)
* Jim Loriot
* Jim Lundberg
* Jim Lynch (Australian footballer)
* Jim Lyons (footballer)
* Jim MacBeth
* Jim Mackie
* Jim Maguire (Australian footballer)
* Jim Mahoney (umpire)
* Jim Main
* Jim Makin
* Jim Malone (footballer)
* Jim Manson (Australian footballer)
* Jim Marchbank
* Jim Marshall (Australian footballer)
* Jim Martin (Australian footballer)
* Jim Mathieson (footballer)
* Jim Matthews (footballer, born 1880)
* Jim Matthews (sportsman)
* Jim Maxfield
* Jim May (Australian footballer)
* Jim McAllester
* Jim McArthur (Australian footballer)
* Jim McCashney
* Jim McColl (footballer)
* Jim McCoy
* Jim McDonald (footballer, born 1877)
* Jim McDonald (footballer, born 1887)
* Jim McDonald (footballer, born 1913)
* Jim McFarlane
* Jim McGlone
* Jim McKean (footballer)
* Jim McLean (Australian footballer)
* Jim McLear
* Jim McNeilage
* Jim McShane
* Jim Meehan (footballer)
* Jim Mellan
* Jim Mitchell (Australian footballer)
* Jim Money
* Jim Moodie
* Jim Moore (Australian footballer)
* Jim Mooring
* Jim Morden
* Jim Morehouse
* Jim Morgan (Australian rules footballer)
* Jim Morton (Australian footballer)
* Jim Munday
* Jim Munday Sr.
* Jim Nash (footballer)
* Jim Neylan
* Jim Nicholas
* Jim Norman (footballer)
* Jim O'Brien (Australian footballer)
* Jim O'Dea
* Jim O'Hara (footballer)
* Joe O'Meara
* Jim Oakes
* Jim Opie
* Jim Oppy
* Jim Park (footballer)
* Jim Park (footballer, born 1875)
* Jim Paternoster
* Jim Patterson (Australian footballer)
* Jim Pender (footballer, born 1877)
* Jim Pender (footballer, born 1911)
* Jim Phipps
* Jim Piper (footballer)
* Jim Pleydell
* Jim Plunkett (Australian footballer)
* Jim Porter (Australian rules footballer)
* Jim Prentice (footballer)
* Jim Pumphrey
* Jim Quinn (Australian footballer)
* Jim Rattray
* Jim Read (footballer)
* Jim Redstone
* Jim Reid (Australian footballer)
* Jim Reid (footballer, born 1912)
* Jim Renouf
* Jim Roberts (Australian footballer)
* Jim Robertson (footballer)
* Jim Robison (footballer)
* Jim Ross (Australian footballer)
* Jim Ryan (Australian footballer)
* Jim Sadler
* Jim Sandral
* Jim Schellnack
* Jim Sewell
* Jim Shanahan
* Jim Sharp (footballer)
* Jim Shaw (footballer)
* Jim Shelton (footballer)
* Jim Silvestro
* Jim Sinclair (footballer)
* Jim Slater (footballer)
* Jim Smith (footballer, born 1887)
* Jim Smith (footballer, born 1947)
* Jim Spain
* Jim Sprigg
* Jim Stanworth
* Jim Steigenberger
* Jim Stephenson (Australian footballer)
* Jim Stewart (footballer, born 1884)
* Jim Stewart (footballer, born 1888)
* Jim Stewart (footballer, born 1889)
* Jim Stewart (footballer, born 1917)
* Jim Stynes
* Jim Stynes Medal
* Jim Sutherland (Australian footballer)
* Jim Tagell
* Jim Tarbotton
* Jim Taylor (Australian footballer)
* Jim Taylor (footballer, born 1893)
* Jim Taylor (footballer, born 1907)
* Jim Thoms
* Jim Thorpe (Australian footballer)
* Jim Tibballs
* Jim Toohey Jr.
* Jim Toohey Sr.
* Jim Trend
* Jim Tuckwell
* Jim Tulloch
* Jim Tumilty
* Jim Veal
* Jim Veitch
* Jim W. Brown
* Jim Wallis (footballer)
* Jim Walton (footballer)
* Jim Warne
* Jim Warren (footballer)
* Jim Watson (Australian footballer)
* Jim West (footballer)
* Jim Whelan (footballer)
* Jim White (footballer)
* Jim White (footballer, born 1878)
* Jim Wilkinson (Australian politician)
* Jim Williamson (footballer, born 1876)
* Jim Williamson (footballer, born February 1909)
* Jim Williamson (footballer, born January 1909)
* Jim Willis (footballer)
* Jim Wills
* Jim Wilson (Australian footballer)
* Jim Wright (Australian footballer)
* Jim Wynd
* Jim Yewers
* Jim Young (footballer)
* Jimmy Aitken
* Jimmy Bartel
* Jimmy Bates
* Jimmy Burn
* Jimmy Cairns
* Jimmy Davidson (Australian footballer)
* Jimmy Deagan
* Jimmy Farrell (footballer)
* Jimmy Freake
* Jimmy Gaynor
* Jimmy Goonan
* Jimmy Gordon (Australian rules footballer)
* Jimmy Jones (Australian footballer)
* Jimmy Joyce
* Jimmy Larkin
* Jimmy Luff
* Jimmy Maher (footballer)
* Jimmy Matthews
* Jimmy McKnight
* Jimmy Melbourne
* Jimmy Milne (Australian footballer)
* Jimmy Morris (Australian footballer)
* Jimmy Nolan (footballer)
* Jimmy O'Brien (footballer)
* Jimmy Palmer (footballer)
* Jimmy Paterson (Australian footballer)
* Jimmy Roberts (Australian footballer)
* Jimmy Robinson (Australian footballer)
* Jimmy Rodgers (footballer)
* Jimmy Rudd (Australian footballer)
* Jimmy Russell
* Jimmy Ryan (Australian footballer)
* Jimmy Seaton
* Jimmy Shand (footballer)
* Jimmy Sheehan
* Jimmy Smith (Australian footballer)
* Jimmy Sullivan (footballer)
* Jimmy Tate
* Jimmy Thurgood
* Jimmy Toumpas
* Jimmy Webster
* Jobe Watson
* Jock Ball
* Jock Cordner
* Jock Cornell
* Jock Doherty
* Jock Fahey
* Jock Lineen
* Jock Lineen (footballer, born 1890)
* Jock McCorkell
* Jock McHale
* Jock McHale Medal
* Jock McKenzie
* Jock McLorinan
* Jock Menzies
* Jock Morison
* Jock O'Brien (footballer, born 1909)
* Jock O'Brien (footballer, born 1937)
* Jock Spencer
* Jock Turner (Australian footballer)
* Jockie Jones
* Jodie Hicks
* Jodie White (footballer)
* Jody Arnol
* Joe Anderson (Australian footballer)
* Joe Andrew (footballer)
* Joe Archer
* Joe Ashdown
* Joe Atley
* Joe Bailey (footballer)
* Joe Blair
* Joe Boles
* Joe Bourke
* Joe Bray
* Joe Brophy
* Joe Bruce (footballer)
* Joe Callahan (footballer)
* Joe Campbell (Australian footballer)
* Joe Canavan
* Joe Chandler (footballer)
* Joe Churchman
* Joe Corfield
* Joe Cormack
* Joe Cosgriff
* Joe Crowl
* Joe Cunnane
* Joe Daniher
* Joe De Medici
* Joe Dell
* Joe Dixon (Australian footballer)
* Joe Evans (footballer)
* Joe Finlay
* Joe Finn
* Joe Flanagan (footballer)
* Joe Foden
* Joe Fogarty
* Joe Fox (footballer)
* Joe Garbutt (footballer, born 1878)
* Joe Garbutt Jr.
* Joe Grace (Australian footballer)
* Joe Groves
* Joe H. Harrison
* Joe Hammond
* Joe Harrison (footballer, born January 1903)
* Joe Henke
* Joe Hickey
* Joe Hinson
* Joe Hodgkins
* Joe Hogan
* Joe Hogan (footballer, born 1909)
* Joe Holligan
* Joe Johnson (Australian footballer)
* Joe Keating (footballer)
* Joe Kelly (footballer, born 1884)
* Joe Kelly (footballer, born 1907)
* Joe Kerrigan (footballer)
* Joe Kiker
* Joe Kinnear (Australian footballer)
* Joe Kirkley
* Joe Knott
* Joe Larkin
* Joe Lawson (footballer)
* Joe Littler
* Joe Lovett
* Joe Lowrey
* Joe Lukeman
* Joe Lyons (footballer)
* Joe Malone (footballer)
* Joe Marchant (footballer)
* Joe Marr
* Joe McElholum
* Joe McGhie
* Joe McGrath (Australian footballer)
* Joe McKenzie
* Joe McKinley
* Joe McLaren
* Joe McShane
* Joe Meehan
* Joe Misiti
* Joe Moroney
* Joe Murdoch
* Joe Murphy (Australian footballer)
* Joe Nunan
* Joe O'Carroll
* Joe O'Grady
* Joe Oakley
* Joe Paton
* Joe Paul (footballer)
* Joe Pearce (footballer)
* Joe Poulter
* Joe Powell (Australian footballer)
* Joe Price (footballer)
* Joe Prince
* Joe Rahilly
* Joe Reilly (Australian footballer)
* Joe Ritchie (footballer)
* Joe Roach
* Joe Rogers (Australian footballer)
* Joe Rouse
* Joe Rowe (Australian footballer)
* Joe Rugolo
* Joe Russell (footballer)
* Joe Ryan (footballer)
* Joe Scaddan
* Joe Scales
* Joe Scanlan
* Joe Sellwood
* Joe Shelley
* Joe Shippen
* Joe Shortill
* Joe Slater
* Joe Stephens (footballer)
* Joe Strong (footballer)
* Joe Sullivan (footballer)
* Joe Toleman
* Joe Travers
* Joe Tucker (footballer)
* Joe Wearmouth
* Joe Weldon
* Joe Wilson (Australian footballer)
* Joe Wood (footballer)
* Joe Youlden
* Joel Amartey
* Joel Bowden
* Joel Corey
* Joel Duckworth
* Joel Hamling
* Joel Houghton
* Joel Macdonald
* Joel McKay
* Joel Patfull
* Joel Perry
* Joel Reynolds
* Joel Selwood
* Joel Smith
* Joel Smith (footballer, born 1996)
* Joel Tippett
* Joel Wilkinson
* Joey Tankard
* Joffa Corfe
* Johann Wagner (footballer)
* John Abley
* John Acraman
* John Ahern (footballer)
* John Aikman
* John Allan (Australian footballer)
* John Altmann
* John Anderson (Australian footballer)
* John Annear
* John Anthony (footballer)
* John Atkinson (Australian footballer)
* John B. Stephenson (footballer)
* John Bahen
* John Baird (Australian footballer)
* John Baker (Australian footballer)
* John Barker (Australian footballer)
* John Barnes (Australian footballer)
* John Barnett (Australian rules footballer)
* John Barrett (Australian footballer)
* John Beckwith (footballer)
* John Bell (Australian footballer)
* John Bell Jr. (footballer)
* John Benetti
* John Benison
* John Bennett (Australian footballer)
* John Bingley
* John Birt (footballer)
* John Blair (Australian footballer)
* John Blakey
* John Bonney
* John Booth (Australian footballer)
* John Bowe (footballer)
* John Bradbury (Australian footballer)
* John Bradley (Australian footballer)
* John Brady (footballer)
* John Brereton (footballer)
* John Bridgwood
* John Brimacombe (Australian footballer)
* John Brinkkotter
* John Brown (footballer, born 1923)
* John Brown (footballer, born 1937)
* John Brown (footballer, born 1944)
* John Burleigh (footballer)
* John Burns (Australian rules footballer)
* John Butcher (Australian footballer)
* John Byrne (Australian rules footballer)
* John Cadusch
* John Cahill (footballer)
* John Cahill Medal
* John Carlile (footballer)
* John Carmody
* John Carpenter (footballer)
* John Cassin (footballer)
* John Catarinich
* John Caulfield (Australian footballer)
* John Charles (footballer, born 1935)
* John Charles (footballer, born 1942)
* John Cheffers
* John Chick (footballer)
* John Chivers
* John Christou
* John Claxton
* John Clegg (footballer)
* John Clemenger
* John Clennett
* John Coghlan (footballer)
* John Coleman (Australian footballer)
* John Comben
* John Conway (cricketer)
* John Cooper (Australian footballer)
* John Corby (footballer)
* John Cordner (sportsman)
* John Crennan
* John Creswell (sportsman)
* John Culhane
* John Cumming (Australian footballer)
* John Cunningham (Australian footballer)
* John Currie (Australian footballer)
* John Curtin (footballer)
* John Cuzzupe
* John D'Arcy (footballer)
* John Dalgleish
* John Daly (footballer)
* John Daly (footballer, born 1890)
* John Davies (Australian footballer)
* John Dean (footballer)
* John Delanty
* John Dellamarta
* John Devine (Australian rules footballer)
* John Dineen
* John Dixon (Australian rules footballer)
* John Douglas (sportsman)
* John Dowling (Australian rules footballer)
* John Dowling (footballer, born 1944)
* John Duckworth (footballer)
* John Dugdale (footballer)
* John Dunshea
* John Durnan
* John Duthie (footballer)
* John E. Hoiles
* John Edwards (Australian footballer)
* John Einsiedel
* John Elder (footballer)
* John Elliott (businessman)
* John Ellis (footballer)
* John Elmer (footballer)
* John Elward
* John Embrey
* John Emin
* John Evans (Australian footballer, born 1950)
* John Everard (footballer)
* John F. Shelton
* John F. Stephenson
* John Fanning (footballer)
* John Favier
* John Ferguson (footballer, born 1931)
* John Ferguson (footballer, born 1949)
* John Fidge
* John Fisher (footballer, born 1937)
* John Fisher (footballer, born 1941)
* John Fitzallen
* John Fitzgerald (Australian footballer, born 1901)
* John Fitzgerald (Australian footballer, born 1961)
* John Flint
* John Fogarty (footballer, born 1882)
* John Fogarty (footballer, born 1942)
* John Ford (footballer, born 1931)
* John Ford (footballer, born 1932)
* John Formosa (footballer)
* John Forster (footballer)
* John Fox (footballer)
* John Frazer (Australian footballer)
* John Friend (footballer)
* John Galbally
* John Gallus (footballer)
* John Gardner (footballer)
* John Gastev
* John Georgiades
* John Georgiou
* John Gerovich
* John Gilding
* John Gill (footballer, born 1932)
* John Gill (footballer, born 1941)
* John Goldsmith (footballer)
* John Goold
* John Gorwell
* John Gray (Australian footballer)
* John Green (Australian footballer)
* John Greening
* John Grieve (footballer)
* John Gunter (footballer)
* John Halbert
* John Hamilton (footballer, born 1891)
* John Hamilton (footballer, born 1946)
* John Hammer
* John Harding (footballer)
* John Harris (Australian footballer)
* John Hartree
* John Hayes (footballer, born 1903)
* John Hayes (footballer, born 1936)
* John Hayes (footballer, born 1939)
* John Haygarth (footballer)
* John Heathcote (footballer)
* John Helmer (footballer)
* John Henderson (Australian rules footballer)
* John Hendrie (Australian footballer)
* John Heriot (footballer)
* John Heslin
* John Hinge
* John Hogan (footballer)
* John Holligan
* John Holt (Australian footballer)
* John Howat
* John Hurley (footballer)
* John Hutchinson (Australian rules footballer)
* John Hutton (footballer)
* John Hyde (footballer)
* John Hynes (footballer)
* John Ibrahim (footballer)
* John Ironmonger
* John James (Australian rules footballer)
* John Jenkins (Australian footballer)
* John Jillard
* John Joiner
* John K. Watts
* John Keast
* John Kelton
* John Kemp (Australian footballer)
* John Kennedy Jr. (footballer)
* John Kennedy Sr. (footballer)
* John Kerr (Australian footballer)
* John Kilpatrick (footballer)
* John Klug
* John Knox (footballer)
* John Lack O'Sullivan
* John Laing (footballer)
* John Laird (footballer)
* John Lander (Australian footballer)
* John Law (Australian footballer)
* John Leahy (footballer)
* John Leatham
* John Leckie (Australian politician)
* John Ledwidge
* John Leedham
* John Letcher (footballer)
* John Lewis (footballer, born 1949)
* John Lewis (footballer, born 1953)
* John Lill (cricketer)
* John Lloyd (Australian footballer)
* John Long (footballer)
* John Longmire
* John Lord (footballer, born 1899)
* John Lord (footballer, born 1937)
* John Lorenzini
* John Loughridge
* John Lucas (footballer)
* John Luscombe (Australian footballer)
* John M. Hoiles
* John Mahon (footballer)
* John Manton (footballer)
* John Manzie
* John Marriott (footballer)
* John May (Australian footballer)
* John McArthur (footballer)
* John McCarthy (Australian rules footballer, born 1967)
* John McCarthy (Australian rules footballer, born 1989)
* John McCashney (footballer, born 1884)
* John McCashney (footballer, born 1932)
* John McCormick (Australian footballer)
* John McDermott (Australian footballer)
* John McGreevy (footballer)
* John McGuire (sportsman)
* John McHale (footballer)
* John McInnes (footballer)
* John McIntosh (footballer)
* John McKenzie (Australian footballer)
* John McLeish
* John McMahon (Australian footballer, born 1900)
* John McMahon (Australian footballer, born 1935)
* John McMillan (Australian footballer)
* John Meesen
* John Mitchell (Australian footballer)
* John Mitchell (administrator)
* John Molesworth
* John Moloney (Australian footballer)
* John Morgan (Australian footballer)
* John Morrison (Australian footballer)
* John Mossop
* John Moylan (footballer)
* John Mrakov
* John Munro (sportsman)
* John Murnane
* John Murphy (Australian rules footballer)
* John Murton (footballer)
* John Nelson (footballer)
* John Newnham
* John Nicholls (footballer)
* John Nicholls Medal
* John Nilen
* John Nix (Australian footballer)
* John Noack
* John Northey
* John O'Connell (footballer, born 1932)
* John O'Connell (footballer, born 1951)
* John O'Donnell (Australian footballer)
* John O'Halloran (footballer)
* John O'Keeffe (Australian rules footballer)
* John O'Mahony (Australian footballer)
* John O'Neill (Australian rules footballer)
* John P. Murphy
* John Paice
* John Parish (footballer)
* John Parker (Australian footballer)
* John Parkinson (footballer)
* John Payne (Australian footballer)
* John Paynter (footballer)
* John Peck (footballer)
* John Perry (footballer)
* John Peter-Budge
* John Pike (footballer)
* John Pitura
* John Platten
* John Plumridge
* John Powell (Australian footballer)
* John Preen
* John Price (Australian footballer)
* John Quarrell
* John Quinn Sr.
* John Quirk (footballer)
* John R. O'Keefe
* John Ramsay (footballer)
* John Rantall
* John Reeves (Australian footballer)
* John Reid (Australian footballer)
* John Reid McGowan
* John Reilly (Australian footballer)
* John Richmond (footballer)
* John Riley (Australian footballer)
* John Ritchie (Australian footballer)
* John Roberts (Australian rules footballer)
* John Roberts (footballer, born 1881)
* John Robertson (Australian footballer)
* John Robinson (Australian rules footballer)
* John Robson (Australian footballer)
* John Rombotis
* John Ronaldson
* John Ryan (Australian rules footballer)
* John Sampson (footballer)
* John Scarlett (footballer)
* John Scholes
* John Schultz (footballer, born 1938)
* John Sharrock
* John Sheahan (footballer)
* John Shelton (Australian rules footballer)
* John Sidoli
* John Sinclair (footballer)
* John Skelley
* John Smith (Australian footballer)
* John Solomon (Australian footballer)
* John Somer (footballer)
* John Somerville (Australian footballer)
* John Sparks (footballer)
* John Spaull
* John Spencer (Australian footballer)
* John Stephens (Australian footballer)
* John Stevens (footballer)
* John Sudholz
* John Sutherland (footballer)
* John Svenson
* John T. Stephenson
* John Taylor (Australian footballer)
* John Thomas (Australian footballer)
* John Thompson (Australian footballer, born 1903)
* John Thompson (Australian footballer, born 1938)
* John Tickell
* John Tierney (Gaelic footballer)
* John Tilbrook
* John Timothee
* John Todd (footballer)
* John Toll (footballer)
* John Tossol
* John Towner
* John Townsend (footballer)
* John Trait
* John Tresize
* John Trethowan
* John Vickery (footballer)
* John W. Robertson
* John W. Schultz
* John Waddington (footballer)
* John Wald
* John Walker (Australian footballer)
* John Wallace (footballer)
* John Ward (Australian footballer)
* John Warden (footballer)
* John Welsh (Australian footballer)
* John Westacott
* John White (footballer, born 1887)
* John White (footballer, born 1955)
* John Williams (Australian footballer, born 1947)
* John Williams (Australian footballer, born 1988)
* John Williams (Australian rules footballer, born 1940)
* John Wilson (Australian rules footballer)
* John Winneke
* John Wise (footballer)
* John Woollard
* John Woolley (footballer)
* John Worland
* John Worsfold
* John Worsfold Medal
* John Wymer (footballer)
* John Wynne (footballer)
* John Yeates
* Johnny Allan
* Johnny Blake (footballer)
* Johnny Carter (footballer)
* Johnny Coghlan
* Johnny Cormick
* Johnny Dalton
* Johnny Dando
* Johnny Davies
* Johnny Davis (Australian footballer)
* Johnny Downs (footballer)
* Johnny Dunn (footballer)
* Johnny Edwards (footballer)
* Johnny Egan (footballer)
* Johnny Graham (Australian footballer)
* Johnny Gregory (footballer)
* Johnny Hall (Australian footballer)
* Johnny Hart (Australian footballer)
* Johnny Hassett
* Johnny Hay
* Johnny Jackson (Australian footballer)
* Johnny Jennings
* Johnny Keon
* Johnny Leonard
* Johnny Lewis (footballer)
* Johnny Lyons (footballer)
* Johnny MacGregor
* Johnny Meadows
* Johnny Miles (footballer)
* Johnny Murphy (footballer, born 1879)
* Johnny Power
* Johnny Ryan (Australian footballer)
* Johnny Stanley
* Johnny Walker (Australian footballer)
* Johnny Watts (Australian footballer)
* Jon Anderson (journalist)
* Jon Ballantyne (footballer)
* Jon Dorotich
* Jon Fogarty (footballer)
* Jon Hassall
* Jon Hummel
* Jon Lilley
* Jon Riggs
* Jonathan Brown (Australian footballer)
* Jonathan Collins
* Jonathan Freeman (footballer)
* Jonathan Giles
* Jonathan Hay (footballer)
* Jonathan O'Rourke
* Jonathan Simpkin
* Jonathan Solomon
* Jonathon Ceglar
* Jonathon Griffin
* Jonathon Marsh
* Jonathon McCormick
* Jonathon Patton
* Jonathon Robran
* Jonathon Ross (footballer)
* Jono Beech
* Jonson Clifton
* Jordan Bannister
* Jordan Cunico
* Jordan Dawson
* Jordan De Goey
* Jordan Doering
* Jordan Foote
* Jordan Gallucci
* Jordan Gysberts
* Jordan Ivey
* Jordan Jones
* Jordan Kelly
* Jordan King (footballer)
* Jordan King-Wilson
* Jordan Lewis
* Jordan Lisle
* Jordan McMahon
* Jordan Membrey
* Jordan Murdoch
* Jordan Ridley
* Jordan Roughead
* Jordan Russell
* Jordan Schroder
* Jordan Wilson
* Jordan Wilson-King
* Jordan Zanchetta
* Jordie McKenzie
* Jordon Bourke
* Jordon Butts
* Jordon Sweet
* Jose Romero (Australian footballer)
* Joseph Dare (footballer)
* Joseph Daye
* Joseph Gutnick
* Joseph Krieger
* Joseph Leonard Burley
* Joseph O'Carroll
* Joseph Plant
* Joseph Watson (footballer)
* Josh Battle
* Josh Begley (footballer)
* Josh Bootsma
* Josh Bruce
* Josh Caddy
* Josh Carr
* Josh Clayton
* Josh Cowan
* Josh Daicos
* Josh Deluca
* Josh Deluca-Cardillo
* Josh Drummond
* Josh Dunkley
* Josh Dyson
* Josh Francou
* Josh Fraser
* Josh Gibson (footballer)
* Josh Glenn
* Josh Green (footballer)
* Josh Hall (footballer)
* Josh Head
* Josh Hill (footballer)
* Josh Honey
* Josh Hunt
* Josh Jenkins
* Josh Kelly (footballer)
* Josh Kennedy (footballer, born 1987)
* Josh Kennedy (footballer, born 1988)
* Josh Kitchen
* Josh Mahoney
* Josh Mail
* Josh Mellington
* Josh Prudden
* Josh Saunders (Australian footballer)
* Josh Schache
* Josh Schoenfeld
* Josh Simpson (Australian footballer)
* Josh Smith (footballer, born 1986)
* Josh Smith (footballer, born 1994)
* Josh Thewlis
* Josh Thomas (Australian footballer)
* Josh Thurgood
* Josh Toy
* Josh Tynan
* Josh Wagner (footballer)
* Josh Walker (Australian footballer)
* Josh Watts
* Josh Williams (Australian footballer)
* Josh Wooden
* Joshua Croft
* Judd Lalich
* Jude Bolton
* Julian Kirzner
* Julian Rowe
* Julian Vise
* Julian White (Australian footballer)
* Junction Oval
* Justin Blumfield
* Justin Bollenhagen
* Justin Charles
* Justin Cicolella
* Justin Clarke
* Justin Clarkson
* Justin Crawford
* Justin Crow
* Justin Davies (footballer)
* Justin Koschitzke
* Justin Leppitsch
* Justin Longmuir
* Justin Madden
* Justin McCarthy (footballer)
* Justin McGrath (footballer)
* Justin Murphy (Australian rules footballer)
* Justin Peckett
* Justin Perkins (footballer)
* Justin Pickering
* Justin Plapp
* Justin Schmitt
* Justin Sherman
* Justin Staritski
* Justin Stubbs
* Justin Sweeney
* Justin Westhoff
* Justin Wood
* Justine Mules
* Jutland Shinboners
* Jy Simpkin
* K. G. Cunningham
* KGV Oval
* Kade Kolodjashnij
* Kade Simpson
* Kade Stewart
* Kaiden Brand
* Kain Taylor
* Kaitlyn Ashmore
* Kalev Vann
* Kalgoorlie City Football Club
* Kamdyn McIntosh
* Kane Cornes
* Kane Fraser
* Kane Johnson
* Kane Lambert
* Kane Lucas
* Kane Mitchell
* Kane Morphett
* Kane Munro
* Kane Tenace
* Kangarilla Football Club
* Kangaroo Flat Football Club
* Kangaroo Island Football League
* Kapunda Football Club
* Kara Donnellan
* Kardinia Park (stadium)
* Karen Paxman
* Karl Amon
* Karl Fedke
* Karl Langdon
* Karl Norman
* Karmichael Hunt
* Kasey Green
* Katamatite Football Club
* Katandra Football Club
* Kate Darby
* Kate Deegan
* Kate Gillespie-Jones
* Kate Hore
* Kate Lutkins
* Kate McCarthy
* Kate Sheahan
* Kate Shierlaw
* Kate Stanton
* Kate Tyndall
* Katherine Smith (footballer)
* Katie Brennan
* Katie Loynes
* Katie-Jayne Grieve
* Katunga Football Club
* Kaurna Eagles Football Club
* Kayle Kirby
* Kayne Pettifer
* Kayne Turner
* Kedron Grange Football Club
* Keegan Brooksby
* Keenan Reynolds (Australian footballer)
* Keilor Football Club
* Keilor Park Football Club
* Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Trophy
* Keith Baskin
* Keith Batchelor
* Keith Beamish
* Keith Beckwith
* Keith Bromage
* Keith Brooks
* Keith Browning (footballer)
* Keith Burns (Australian footballer)
* Keith Carroll
* Keith Chamberlain
* Keith Chapman (footballer)
* Keith Cook
* Keith Doig
* Keith Doncon
* Keith Drinan
* Keith Dunn (footballer)
* Keith Fleming
* Keith Forbes
* Keith Forsyth
* Keith Fraser (footballer)
* Keith Gent
* Keith Giffen (footballer)
* Keith Goullet
* Keith Greig
* Keith Harper (footballer)
* Keith Heron
* Keith Hollands
* Keith Hough
* Keith Jenkinson
* Keith Johns
* Keith Kent
* Keith Kuhlmann
* Keith Long (Australian footballer)
* Keith MacLeod
* Keith Marshall (Australian footballer)
* Keith McDonald (footballer)
* Keith McGuinness
* Keith McIntosh
* Keith McKee
* Keith McKenzie (Australian footballer)
* Keith McNaughton
* Keith McPhee
* Keith Millar
* Keith Miller
* Keith Miller (footballer, born 1921)
* Keith Miller (footballer, born 1953)
* Keith Milte
* Keith Molloy
* Keith Narkle
* Keith Osmond
* Keith Palmer (footballer)
* Keith Park (footballer)
* Keith Parris
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* List of SANFL minor premiers
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* List of SANFL records
* List of SANFL wooden spoons
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* List of St Kilda Football Club individual honours
* List of St Kilda Football Club leading goalkickers
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* List of St Kilda Football Club records and statistics
* List of Sydney Swans captains
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* List of Sydney Swans leading goalkickers
* List of Sydney Swans players
* List of Tasmanian Football League attendances
* List of Tasmanian Football League leading goalkickers
* List of Tasmanian Football League premierships
* List of Tasmanian Football League records
* List of University Football Club captains
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* List of University Football Club leading goalkickers
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* List of VFA/VFL premiers
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* List of VFL/AFL and AFL Women's players of Indigenous Australian descent
* List of VFL/AFL commissioners and club presidents
* List of VFL/AFL players to have played 300 games
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* List of VFL/AFL players with international backgrounds
* List of VFL/AFL premiership captains and coaches
* List of Victorian Football League players who died on active service
* List of WAFL grounds
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* List of West Coast Eagles records
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* List of Western Bulldogs players
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* List of current Australian Football League coaches
* List of first kick/first goal kickers in the VFL/AFL
* List of football video games
* List of former Australian rules football competitions in Tasmania
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* List of types of football
* List of umpire associations in Australia
* List of winless seasons
* Lists of Australian rules football leagues
* Live and Kicking (TV series)
* Liverpool Blues (Australian rules football)
* Llane Spaanderman
* Llew Jones (footballer)
* Llew Martin
* Llew Owens
* Lloyd Bennett
* Lloyd Bertram
* Lloyd Brewer
* Lloyd Burgmann
* Lloyd French (footballer)
* Lloyd Hagger
* Lloyd Johnson (footballer)
* Lloyd Jones (Australian footballer)
* Lloyd Meek
* Lloyd Middleton
* Lloyd Robinson (footballer)
* Lloyd Williams (footballer)
* Lloyd Zucker
* Lochie O'Brien
* Lockie Wood
* Lockington Bamawm United Football Club
* Locomotives Recreation Club
* Loddon Valley Football League
* Logan Austin
* Logan McDonald
* Lon Smith
* London Swans
* Longford Football Club
* Longwood Football Club
* Lonsdale Football Club
* Lou Armstrong
* Lou Barker
* Lou Barker (footballer, born 1925)
* Lou Bols
* Lou Daily
* Lou Frost (footballer)
* Lou Gatti
* Lou Holmes (footballer)
* Lou Jackson (footballer)
* Lou Jacobs (footballer)
* Lou Mangan
* Lou Milner
* Lou Reiffel
* Lou Richards
* Lou Richards Medal
* Lou Riley
* Lou Salvas
* Lou Sleeth
* Lou Wilson
* Lou Wotton
* Louis Herbert
* Louis Butler (footballer)
* Louise Stephenson
* Louisville Kings
* Lovelock Shield
* Lower Plenty Football Club
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* Loxton North Football Club
* Loy Stewart
* Loyal Oakley
* Lucas Cook (footballer)
* Lucas Herbert (Australian rules footballer)
* Lukas Markovic
* Lukas Webb
* Luke Ablett
* Luke Ball
* Luke Beveridge
* Luke Blackwell
* Luke Brennan
* Luke Breust
* Luke Brown (footballer, born 1902)
* Luke Brown (footballer, born 1992)
* Luke Crane
* Luke Dahlhaus
* Luke Darcy
* Luke Davies-Uniacke
* Luke Delaney
* Luke Donald (footballer)
* Luke Dunstan
* Luke Farmer
* Luke Foley (footballer)
* Luke Godden
* Luke Hodge
* Luke Jackson (footballer)
* Luke Jericho
* Luke Livingston
* Luke Lowden
* Luke McCabe
* Luke McDonald (footballer)
* Luke McGuane
* Luke McPharlin
* Luke Miles
* Luke Mitchell (footballer)
* Luke Mullins
* Luke Norman
* Luke O'Sullivan
* Luke Ottens
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* Luke Partington
* Luke Penny
* Luke Power
* Luke Pratt
* Luke Rounds
* Luke Russell
* Luke Ryan
* Luke Shackleton
* Luke Shuey
* Luke Strnadica
* Luke Tapscott
* Luke Thompson (Australian footballer)
* Luke Toia
* Luke Trainor
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* Luke Webster
* Luke Weller
* Luke Williams (Australian rules footballer)
* Lund Bulldogs
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* Lynden Dunn
* Lynton Fitzpatrick
* Lyster Kirkpatrick
* Mabior Chol
* Mac Armstrong
* Mac Holten
* Mac Stokes
* Mac Wilson
* Mac Wilson (footballer, born 1914)
* Mac Wilson (footballer, born 1922)
* Macclesfield Football Club
* Macedon Football Club
* Mack Atkins
* Mackenzie Willis
* Macleod Football Club
* Macquarie University AFC
* Mad Monday
* Maddison Gay
* Maddy Collier
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* Madeleine Boyd (footballer)
* Madeline Keryk
* Magarey Medal
* Magill Royal Football Club
* Mai Nguyen
* Majak Daw
* Mal Atwell
* Mal Brown
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* Mal Michael
* Mal Owens
* Mal Pascoe
* Mal Seddon
* Mal Smith
* Mal Williams
* Malcolm Blight
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* Malcolm Bramley
* Malcolm Greenslade
* Malcolm Hill (footballer)
* Malcolm Karpany
* Malcolm Kennedy (footballer)
* Malcolm Lynch
* Malcolm Reed (footballer)
* Malcolm Scott (Australian footballer)
* Malcolm Smith (Australian footballer)
* Malcolm Worrall
* Maldon Football and Netball Club
* Mallee Football League (South Australia)
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* Manchester Mosquitoes
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* Manor Lakes Football Club
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* Manuka Football Club
* Manuka Oval
* Marc Bullen
* Marc Dragicevic
* Marc Lock
* Marc Murphy
* Marc Pittonet
* Marc Webb (footballer)
* Marc Woolnough
* Marcel Hilsz
* Marco Paparone
* Marcus Adams (footballer)
* Marcus Allan
* Marcus Ashcroft
* Marcus Ashcroft Medal
* Marcus Baldwin
* Marcus Bontempelli
* Marcus Boyall
* Marcus Davies
* Marcus Drum
* Marcus Evans (footballer)
* Marcus Glasscock
* Marcus Hines
* Marcus Marigliani
* Marcus Picken
* Marcus Seecamp
* Marcus Whelan
* Marcus White
* Maribyrnong Park Football Club
* Mario Bortolotto
* Mario Turco
* Marion Football Club
* Mark (Australian rules football)
* Mark Alves
* Mark Alvey
* Mark Amos
* Mark Arceri
* Mark Athorn
* Mark Attard
* Mark Austin (footballer)
* Mark Baguley
* Mark Bairstow
* Mark Bayes
* Mark Bayliss
* Mark Beers (footballer)
* Mark Bickley
* Mark Blake (Australian rules footballer)
* Mark Blicavs
* Mark Bolton
* Mark Bos
* Mark Bradly
* Mark Brayshaw
* Mark Browne (footballer)
* Mark Browning
* Mark Buckley
* Mark Bunn (Australian footballer)
* Mark Carlon
* Mark Chaffey
* Mark Colegrave
* Mark Conway (Australian footballer)
* Mark Coughlan
* Mark Cross (footballer)
* Mark Cullen (Australian footballer)
* Mark Cumming
* Mark Daffey
* Mark Dawson (footballer)
* Mark Dreher
* Mark Dwyer
* Mark Eaves
* Mark Eustice
* Mark Fotheringham (Australian footballer)
* Mark Foyster
* Mark Fraser (footballer)
* Mark Fraser (footballer, born 1959)
* Mark Gale
* Mark Gamble
* Mark Gardner (Australian rules footballer)
* Mark Graham (footballer)
* Mark Greene (footballer)
* Mark Hannebery
* Mark Harvey
* Mark Harwood
* Mark Hepburn
* Mark Hilton (Australian footballer)
* Mark Howard (journalist)
* Mark Hunter (footballer)
* Mark Hutchings
* Mark Jackson (Australian footballer)
* Mark Jamar
* Mark Johnson (footballer)
* Mark Kellett
* Mark Kennedy (Australian footballer)
* Mark Kinnear
* Mark Komp
* Mark Langdon
* Mark Lawson (footballer)
* Mark LeCras
* Mark Lee (Australian rules footballer)
* Mark Lisle
* Mark Maclure
* Mark Majerczak
* Mark McGough
* Mark McKeon
* Mark McLeod (Australian footballer)
* Mark McQueen
* Mark McVeigh
* Mark Mercuri
* Mark Merenda
* Mark Mickan
* Mark Mitchell (footballer)
* Mark Naley
* Mark Neeld
* Mark Nicoski
* Mark O'Connor (sportsman)
* Mark O'Donoghue
* Mark Orchard (footballer)
* Mark Orval
* Mark Pearson (Australian rules footballer)
* Mark Perkins (footballer)
* Mark Pitura
* Mark Porter (footballer)
* Mark Powell (footballer)
* Mark Readings
* Mark Ricciuto
* Mark Richardson (footballer)
* Mark Riley (Australian rules coach)
* Mark Roberts (Australian footballer)
* Mark Robinson (journalist)
* Mark Russell (Australian footballer)
* Mark Scott (footballer)
* Mark Seaby
* Mark Shea
* Mark Slater (Australian footballer)
* Mark Soderstrom
* Mark Stevens (footballer)
* Mark Stockdale
* Mark Summers (footballer)
* Mark Tandy (footballer)
* Mark Thompson (footballer)
* Mark Trewella
* Mark Turner (Australian footballer)
* Mark Tylor
* Mark Viska
* Mark Wall (Australian footballer)
* Mark Weideman
* Mark West (footballer)
* Mark Whiley
* Mark Whitzell
* Mark Williams (Australian footballer, born 1957)
* Mark Williams (Australian footballer, born 1958)
* Mark Williams (Australian footballer, born 1964)
* Mark Williams (Australian footballer, born 1983)
* Mark Withers (footballer)
* Mark Yeates (Australian rules footballer)
* Mark Zanotti
* Mark of the Year
* Mark of the Year (SANFL)
* Marley Williams
* Marlon Motlop
* Marn Grook
* Maroochy/North Shore Australian Football Club
* Maroochydore Australian Football Club
* Marrara Oval
* Marshall Caffyn
* Marshall Herbert
* Marshall Younger
* Martin Bolger
* Martin Bourke (footballer)
* Martin Brown (footballer)
* Martin Clarke
* Martin Cross (footballer)
* Martin Davis (Australian footballer)
* Martin Ellis
* Martin Flanagan (journalist)
* Martin Gleeson (Australian footballer)
* Martin Gotz
* Martin Gullan
* Martin Heffernan
* Martin Heppell
* Martin Larkin
* Martin Leslie (Australian footballer)
* Martin Mattner
* Martin McKinnon
* Martin McQuade
* Martin O'Brien (footballer)
* Martin Pash
* Martin Pike (Australian footballer)
* Martin Ratz
* Martin Wheelahan
* Martin Whitelaw
* Marty Atkins
* Marty Christensen
* Marty Lynch
* Marty Lyons (Australian footballer)
* Marty McDonnell
* Marty McGrath
* Marty McMillan
* Marty Pask
* Marty Phelan
* Marty Warry
* Maryborough Castlemaine District Football League
* Maryborough Football Club
* Masala Football Club
* Mascot Manor
* Mason Cox
* Mason Redman
* Mason Shaw
* Mason Wood
* Masters Australian football
* Mathew James (umpire)
* Mathew Nicholls
* Mathew Stokes
* Mathoura Football Club
* Matt Adams (umpire)
* Matt Austin (footballer)
* Matt Byrachevski
* Matt Campbell (Australian footballer)
* Matt Carland
* Matt Cave
* Matt Clape
* Matt Cody
* Matt Conniff
* Matt Connors
* Matt Cottrell
* Matt Crouch (footballer)
* Matt Crowe (Australian footballer)
* Matt Cunningham
* Matt Dea
* Matt Eagles
* Matt Finnis
* Matt Fuller (Australian rules footballer)
* Matt Garnaut
* Matt Goggin
* Matt Guelfi
* Matt Hannebery
* Matt Incigneri
* Matt Johnson (Australian footballer)
* Matt Jones (Australian footballer)
* Matt Little (footballer)
* Matt Lloyd (footballer)
* Matt Maguire
* Matt Outen
* Matt Paternoster
* Matt Priddis
* Matt Rendell
* Matt Richardson (footballer)
* Matt Riggio
* Matt Rosa
* Matt Shaw
* Matt Spangher
* Matt Stevic
* Matt Suckling
* Matt Taberner
* Matt Thomas (Australian rules footballer)
* Matt Uebergang
* Matt Vane
* Matt Wilkins
* Matt de Boer
* Matthew Ahmat
* Matthew Allan
* Matthew Armstrong (Australian footballer)
* Matthew Arnot
* Matthew Ball
* Matthew Banks (footballer)
* Matthew Bate
* Matthew Bishop (footballer)
* Matthew Bode
* Matthew Bourke
* Matthew Boyd
* Matthew Broadbent
* Matthew Buntine
* Matthew Burton
* Matthew Campbell (Australian footballer)
* Matthew Capuano
* Matthew Carr
* Matthew Clarke (Australian footballer)
* Matthew Clucas
* Matthew Collins (Australian footballer)
* Matthew Connell
* Matthew Croft
* Matthew Dennis
* Matthew Dent (footballer)
* Matthew Dick
* Matthew Dundas
* Matthew Egan
* Matthew Febey
* Matthew Fell
* Matthew Ferguson (Australian footballer)
* Matthew Francis (footballer)
* Matthew Golding
* Matthew Goodyear
* Matthew Hammelmann
* Matthew Hayball
* Matthew Head
* Matthew Hogg
* Matthew Jackson (footballer)
* Matthew Jaensch
* Matthew Kelly (footballer)
* Matthew Kennedy (footballer, born 1970)
* Matthew Kennedy (footballer, born 1997)
* Matthew Kluzek
* Matthew Knights
* Matthew Kreuzer
* Matthew Laidlaw
* Matthew Lappin
* Matthew Larkin
* Matthew Leuenberger
* Matthew Ling
* Matthew Liptak
* Matthew Lloyd
* Matthew Lobbe
* Matthew Lokan
* Matthew Mahoney (footballer)
* Matthew Manfield
* Matthew Mansfield
* Matthew McCarthy
* Matthew McDonough (footballer)
* Matthew Moody
* Matthew Nicks
* Matthew O'Dwyer
* Matthew Pavlich
* Matthew Powell (Australian footballer)
* Matthew Primus
* Matthew Richardson (footballer)
* Matthew Robbins (footballer)
* Matthew Robran
* Matthew Rogers (Australian rules footballer)
* Matthew Ryan (Australian rules footballer)
* Matthew Scarlett
* Matthew Scharenberg
* Matthew Shir
* Matthew Simpson (footballer)
* Matthew Spencer (footballer)
* Matthew Uebergang
* Matthew Wall
* Matthew Warnock
* Matthew Watson (footballer, born 1976)
* Matthew Watson (footballer, born 1992)
* Matthew Westhoff
* Matthew Whelan
* Matthew White (footballer)
* Matthew Wright (Australian footballer)
* Matthew Young (Australian footballer)
* Maurice Allingham
* Maurice Boyse
* Maurice Hutton
* Maurice O'Keefe
* Maurice Rioli
* Maurice Wingate
* Maurie Barrett
* Maurie Bartlett
* Maurie Beasy
* Maurie Collins
* Maurie Connell
* Maurie Considine
* Maurie De Araugo
* Maurie Deery
* Maurie Dunstan
* Maurie Edwards
* Maurie Fleming
* Maurie Fowler
* Maurie Gear
* Maurie Gibb
* Maurie Hearn
* Maurie Herring
* Maurie Hunter
* Maurie Johnson
* Maurie Lehmann
* Maurie Lyon
* Maurie Mahony
* Maurie McLeish
* Maurie O'Connell
* Maurie Pope
* Maurie Reeves
* Maurie Sankey
* Maurie Sheahan
* Maurie Sheehy
* Maurie Wood
* Maurie Young
* Maverick Weller
* Mawson Football Club
* Max Atkin
* Max Bailey
* Max Ballantyne
* Max Basheer
* Max Blumfield
* Max Byers
* Max Carmichael
* Max Cole (footballer)
* Max Cross
* Max Crow
* Max Currie
* Max Davidson (footballer)
* Max Duffy
* Max Ellis (footballer)
* Max Evans (Australian footballer)
* Max Galpin
* Max Gawn
* Max George (footballer)
* Max Glass (footballer)
* Max Graham (footballer)
* Max Hardie
* Max Hellmrich
* Max Hetherington
* Max Hislop
* Max Hood
* Max Horder
* Max Howell
* Max Hudghton
* Max Isaac
* Max James
* Max Jeffers
* Max Jose
* Max Kelly (footballer)
* Max Kroger
* Max Kruse (Australian footballer)
* Max Leslie (footballer)
* Max Logan
* Max McMahon
* Max McQueen (footballer)
* Max Miers
* Max Millen
* Max Mitchinson
* Max Mollar
* Max Nicolson
* Max Nixon (Australian rules footballer)
* Max Nowlan
* Max O'Halloran
* Max Oaten
* Max Oates
* Max Oppy
* Max Orr
* Max Otten
* Max Papley
* Max Parker (footballer)
* Max Piggott
* Max Pitchford
* Max Pitt
* Max Pontifex
* Max Reed
* Max Richardson
* Max Rippon
* Max Ritchie
* Max Robertson (footballer)
* Max Rooke
* Max Scott
* Max Smethurst
* Max Smith (footballer)
* Max Spencer
* Max Spittle
* Max Stephenson (footballer)
* Max Sutcliffe
* Max Tetley
* Max Thomas (footballer, born 1930)
* Max Thomas (footballer, born 1945)
* Max Trewin
* Max Turner (footballer)
* Max Urquhart
* Max Walker
* Max Warren
* Max Wenn
* Max Wheeler
* Max Wright (Australian footballer)
* Mayne Australian Football Club
* McCallum Medal
* McCallum–Tomkins Medal
* McClelland Trophy
* McIntyre Final Eight System
* McIntyre System
* McLaren Flat Football Club
* McLaren Football Club
* McLaren Vale Football Club
* Meadows Football Club
* Meat pie (Australia and New Zealand)
* Meg Downie
* Meg Hutchins
* Meg McDonald (footballer)
* Megan Hunt (footballer)
* Mel Brock (footballer)
* Mel Brown (footballer)
* Mel Morris
* Mel Rudd
* Mel Whinnen
* Mel Williams
* Melbourne City Football Club (VFA)
* Melbourne Cricket Ground
* Melbourne Football Club
* Melbourne Football Club (AFL Women's)
* Melbourne Football Club (AFLW)
* Melbourne Football Club tanking scandal
* Melbourne Hawks
* Melbourne High School Old Boys Association
* Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre
* Melbourne University Football Club
* Melbourne University Mugars
* Melissa Caulfield
* Melissa Hickey
* Melissa Kuys
* Melton Central Football Club
* Melton Football Club
* Mental health in the Australian Football League
* Mernda Football Club
* Merrett–Murray Medal
* Merrigum Football Club
* Merv Agars
* Merv Bolger
* Merv Brooks
* Merv Cowan
* Merv Dihm
* Merv Dudley
* Merv Harbinson
* Merv Harvey (footballer)
* Merv Hicks (Australian footballer)
* Merv Hobbs
* Merv Laffey
* Merv Leith
* Merv McIntosh
* Merv Neagle
* Merv Richardson
* Merv Scanlan
* Merv Smith
* Merv Storey
* Merv Wickham
* Merv Williams
* Merv Yelland
* Mervyn Bessen
* Mervyn Keane
* Mervyn Waite
* Metro Football League
* Metro footy
* Mia-Rae Clifford
* Michael Aish (footballer)
* Michael Aitken
* Michael Apeness
* Michael Avon
* Michael Barlow
* Michael Blees
* Michael Blood
* Michael Bowden (Australian rules footballer)
* Michael Braun (footballer)
* Michael Brennan (footballer)
* Michael Brown (Australian rules footballer)
* Michael Browne (Australian footballer)
* Michael Byrne (Australian footballer)
* Michael Christian
* Michael Clark (footballer)
* Michael Clark (sportsman)
* Michael Close
* Michael Coad
* Michael Coates
* Michael Collica
* Michael Conlan (footballer)
* Michael Cooke (footballer)
* Michael Dalton (footballer)
* Michael Davis (Australian footballer)
* Michael Doughty (Australian footballer)
* Michael Dunstan
* Michael Edmonds
* Michael Erwin
* Michael Evans (Australian footballer)
* Michael Firrito
* Michael Fitchett (Australian sportsman)
* Michael Ford (Australian footballer)
* Michael Francis (footballer)
* Michael Frost (footballer)
* Michael Gale
* Michael Gallagher (footballer)
* Michael Gardiner
* Michael Gargan
* Michael Garvey
* Michael Gaudion
* Michael Gayfer
* Michael George
* Michael Giblett
* Michael Gibson (Australian footballer)
* Michael Graham (footballer)
* Michael Green (Australian rules footballer)
* Michael Gurrie
* Michael Hartley (footballer)
* Michael Hawking
* Michael Hawkins (footballer)
* Michael Hibberd
* Michael Horsburgh
* Michael Howard (Australian footballer)
* Michael Hurley (footballer)
* Michael James (Australian footballer)
* Michael Jamison
* Michael Jez
* Michael Johnson (Australian rules footballer)
* Michael Johnson (Gaelic footballer)
* Michael Johnston (Australian footballer)
* Michael Kennedy (footballer, born 1964)
* Michael Kennedy (footballer, born 1967)
* Michael Kol
* Michael Laffy
* Michael Lockman
* Michael Long (footballer)
* Michael Luxford
* Michael Maguire (footballer)
* Michael Malouf
* Michael Mansfield (footballer)
* Michael Martin (Australian footballer)
* Michael Mascoulis
* Michael McCarthy (Australian footballer)
* Michael McKenna (footballer)
* Michael McLean (footballer)
* Michael Mitchell (Australian rules footballer)
* Michael Moncrieff
* Michael Murphy (Australian footballer)
* Michael Nettlefold
* Michael Newton (footballer)
* Michael Norris
* Michael Nugent (Australian footballer)
* Michael O'Brien (Australian rules footballer)
* Michael O'Connell (footballer)
* Michael O'Gorman
* Michael O'Loughlin
* Michael O'Sullivan (footballer)
* Michael Oaten
* Michael Osborne
* Michael Parsons (footballer)
* Michael Passmore
* Michael Perry (footballer)
* Michael Pettigrew
* Michael Phyland
* Michael Pickering (footballer, born 1941)
* Michael Pickering (footballer, born 1963)
* Michael Polley (footballer)
* Michael Porter (footballer)
* Michael Poynton
* Michael Prior
* Michael Quinn (footballer)
* Michael R. Gardiner
* Michael Redenbach (footballer, born 1949)
* Michael Redenbach (footballer, born 1959)
* Michael Reeves (footballer)
* Michael Reynolds (footballer)
* Michael Rischitelli
* Michael Rix
* Michael Roach (footballer)
* Michael Roberts (footballer)
* Michael Rolfe
* Michael Ross (footballer)
* Michael Schulze
* Michael Seddon
* Michael Sexton
* Michael Sheldon
* Michael Shields (footballer)
* Michael Smith (Australian footballer)
* Michael Stevens (footballer)
* Michael Stilo
* Michael Svilar
* Michael Symons
* Michael Talia
* Michael Taylor (Australian footballer)
* Michael Thomson (footballer)
* Michael Tuck
* Michael Tuck Medal
* Michael Turner (Australian rules footballer)
* Michael Voss
* Michael Vozzo
* Michael Walters
* Michael Warren (footballer)
* Michael Werner (footballer)
* Michael Wilson (Australian footballer)
* Michael Wood (footballer)
* Michael Woolnough
* Michael Wright (Australian footballer)
* Michael Young (footballer)
* Michael Zemski
* Michelle Cowan
* Michelle Dench
* Michito Sakaki
* Mick Anthony
* Mick Bates (Australian footballer)
* Mick Blake
* Mick Bone
* Mick Clingly
* Mick Comber
* Mick Cooke (Australian footballer)
* Mick Cronin (footballer)
* Mick Donaghy
* Mick Donohue
* Mick Dowdle
* Mick Dunn
* Mick Dwyer
* Mick Egan
* Mick English
* Mick Ennis
* Mick Erwin
* Mick Evans
* Mick Gilmore
* Mick Glenister
* Mick Grace
* Mick Grambeau
* Mick Grasso
* Mick Higgins (Australian footballer)
* Mick Holligan
* Mick Howell
* Mick Hughson
* Mick Keighery
* Mick Kelly (Australian footballer)
* Mick Lenaghan
* Mick Leonard
* Mick Lynch
* Mick Madden
* Mick Malone (cricketer)
* Mick Malthouse
* Mick Maroney
* Mick Martyn (Australian footballer)
* Mick McFarlane (footballer)
* Mick McGlynn
* Mick McGuane
* Mick McLaren (footballer)
* Mick Mornane
* Mick Morris (Australian footballer)
* Mick Mulligan (footballer)
* Mick Nolan (footballer)
* Mick Nunan
* Mick O'Hagan
* Mick O'Loughlin (Australian footballer)
* Mick Pavone
* Mick Pender
* Mick Peppard
* Mick Plant
* Mick Pleass
* Mick Price (footballer)
* Mick Pullen
* Mick Rea
* Mick Ryan (Australian footballer)
* Mick Ryan (golfer)
* Mick Schade
* Mick Sibun
* Mick Stinear
* Mick Twomey
* Mick Warren
* Mickey Crisp
* Mickey Roche
* Mickey Sharp
* Mid American Australian Football League
* Mid Gippsland Football League
* Mid Murray Football Association
* Mid South Eastern Football League
* Mid West Football League
* Midland Junction Football Club
* Mike Andrews (footballer)
* Mike Butcher (footballer)
* Mike Collins (Australian footballer, born 1939)
* Mike Collins (Australian footballer, born 1953)
* Mike Darby
* Mike Delahunty
* Mike Delanty
* Mike Demaine
* Mike Finn
* Mike Fitzpatrick (footballer)
* Mike Hallahan
* Mike Hammond
* Mike Heffernan
* Mike Lanyon
* Mike Londerigan
* Mike McMahon (Australian rules footballer)
* Mike O'Hehir
* Mike Patterson (footballer)
* Mike Pokrovsky
* Mike Power (Australian footballer)
* Mike Pyke
* Mike Quade (footballer)
* Mike Richardson (Australian footballer)
* Mike Sheahan
* Mike Williamson (broadcaster)
* Mike Woods (Australian footballer)
* Mil Hanna
* Milan Faletic
* Millewa Football League
* Milne McCooke
* Milton Clark
* Milton Lamb
* Milton McIntyre
* Milton White
* Mimi Hill
* Mines Rovers Football Club
* Mininera & District Football League
* Mitch Banner
* Mitch Brown (footballer, born 1988)
* Mitch Brown (footballer, born 1990)
* Mitch Clark
* Mitch Clisby
* Mitch Crowden
* Mitch Duncan
* Mitch Farmer
* Mitch Golby
* Mitch Grigg
* Mitch Hahn
* Mitch Hallahan
* Mitch Hannan
* Mitch Honeychurch
* Mitch McGovern
* Mitch Morton
* Mitch Robinson
* Mitch Thorp
* Mitch Wallis
* Mitch White
* Mitcham Football Club
* Mitchell Harvey
* Mitchell Hibberd
* Mitchell Medal
* Mitchell Park Football Club
* Mitchell White
* Mitchell Wilkins
* Mitta United Football Club
* Mo Shapir
* Moama Football Club
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* Monique Conti
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* Monty Brown (footballer)
* Monty Horan
* Moonee Valley Football Club
* Moorabbin Football Club
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* Moorabbin Oval
* Moorebank Sports Magpies
* Mooroolbark Football Club
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* Mopsy Fraser
* Mordialloc Football Club
* Mordy Bromberg
* Moreton Bay Australian Football Club
* Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex
* Morningside Australian Football Club
* Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League
* Morphett Vale Football Club
* Morphettville Park Football Club
* Morrie Elliott
* Morrie Ewans
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* Morrish Medal
* Mort Browne
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* Morton Browne
* Morton Diston
* Morton Park
* Morton Wright
* Motordrome (Melbourne)
* Mount Barker Football Club
* Mount Bold Football Club
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* Mount Lofty District Football Club
* Mount Lofty Football Club
* Mount Pleasant Football Club
* Mount Torrens Cambrai Football Club
* Mount Waverley Football Club
* Mowbray Weir
* Mtutuzeli Hlomela
* Mulgrave Football Club
* Mulrooney Medal
* Mulwala Football Club
* Murchison Football Club
* Murray Browne
* Murray Bushrangers
* Murray Clapham
* Murray Couper
* Murray Dimble
* Murray Exelby
* Murray Football League
* Murray Gainger
* Murray Gilmour
* Murray Johnstone
* Murray Kangaroos Football Club
* Murray Kick
* Murray Murrell
* Murray Newman
* Murray Rance
* Murray Thompson
* Murray Vance
* Murray Ward
* Murray Weideman
* Murray Witcombe
* Murray Wrensted
* Murray Zeuschner
* Murrie Batt
* Murrumbeena Football Club
* Myke Cook
* Myles Poholke
* Myponga-Sellicks Football Club
* Myrtleford Football Club
* NFL Night Series
* NSW/ACT Rams
* NTCA Ground
* Nagambie Football Club
* Naked for a Cause
* Nakia Cockatoo
* Name A Game
* Names of Australian rules football
* Naomi Ferres
* Narre Warren Football Club
* Nat Exon
* Nat Fyfe
* Natalie Plane
* Nathalia Football Club
* Nathan Ablett
* Nathan Bassett
* Nathan Blee
* Nathan Bock
* Nathan Bower
* Nathan Broad
* Nathan Brown (Australian footballer, born 1976)
* Nathan Brown (Australian footballer, born 1978)
* Nathan Brown (Australian footballer, born 1988)
* Nathan Buckley
* Nathan Burke
* Nathan Carroll (footballer)
* Nathan Chapman (footballer)
* Nathan Clarke (Australian footballer)
* Nathan Djerrkura
* Nathan Drummond
* Nathan Eagleton
* Nathan Foley (footballer)
* Nathan Freeman
* Nathan Gordon (footballer)
* Nathan Grima
* Nathan Hrovat
* Nathan Jones (Australian footballer)
* Nathan Krakouer
* Nathan Lonie
* Nathan Lovett-Murray
* Nathan McIntosh
* Nathan O'Keefe
* Nathan Saunders (footballer)
* Nathan Steinberner
* Nathan Thompson (Australian footballer)
* Nathan Turvey
* Nathan Vardy
* Nathan Williamson
* Nathan Wilson (footballer)
* Nathan Wright (footballer)
* Nathan van Berlo
* Nathon Irvin
* National-Panasonic Cup
* Navu Maha
* Neal Thompson (footballer)
* Neale Daniher
* Neale Rutzou
* Ned Baptiste
* Ned Bennett
* Ned Bowen
* Ned Cahill
* Ned Harper
* Ned Hender
* Ned Kick
* Ned McSweeney
* Ned Moran
* Ned O'Connor
* Ned Officer
* Ned Richardson
* Ned Sutton
* Neerim-Neerim South Football Club
* Neil Allison (Australian footballer)
* Neil Balme
* Neil Bencraft
* Neil Besanko
* Neil Boyd
* Neil Brindley
* Neil Bristow
* Neil Brown (footballer)
* Neil Brunton
* Neil Busse
* Neil Chamberlain
* Neil Chandler
* Neil Clarke (Australian footballer)
* Neil Conlan
* Neil Cordy
* Neil Craig
* Neil Crompton (footballer)
* Neil Davies (Australian footballer)
* Neil Doolan
* Neil Evans (footballer)
* Neil Ferguson (footballer)
* Neil Freeman (Australian footballer)
* Neil Gaghan
* Neil Hasell
* Neil Hawke
* Neil Hein
* Neil Jeffrey
* Neil Kerley
* Neil Kerley Medal
* Neil King (footballer)
* Neil Lewthwaite
* Neil MacLeod (footballer)
* Neil Mann (Australian footballer)
* Neil Marshall (footballer)
* Ned McHenry
* Neil McIntosh (footballer)
* Neil McMullin
* Neil McNeill (footballer)
* Neil Melesso
* Neil Mildenhall
* Neil O'Reilly
* Neil Park
* Neil Pearson (footballer)
* Neil Peart (footballer)
* Neil Roberts (Australian footballer)
* Neil Sachse
* Neil Sutherland
* Neil Tompkins
* Neil Trezise
* Neil Tucker
* Neil Whitaker
* Neroli Meadows
* Neville Beard
* Neville Broderick
* Neville Bruns
* Neville Campbell
* Neville Crowe
* Neville Fields
* Neville Forge
* Neville Hayes (footballer)
* Neville Heffernan
* Neville Huggins
* Neville Jetta
* Neville Linney
* Neville Martin (footballer)
* Neville Miller (footballer)
* Neville Roberts
* Neville Rollason
* Neville Shaw
* Neville Stibbard (footballer, born 1923)
* Neville Stibbard (footballer, born 1952)
* Neville Stone
* Neville Swan
* Neville Taylor
* Neville Waller
* Neville Way
* Neville Withers
* Nevin Paynter
* New England Australian Football League
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* Newcastle Australian Football League
* Newcomb Power Football Club
* Newman National Football League
* Newton Chandler
* Newtown & Chilwell Football Club
* Nhill & District Sporting Club
* Niall McKeever
* Nic Fosdike
* Nic Naitanui
* Nic Newman
* Nic Reid
* Nicholas Winmar
* Nichols Medal
* Nick Beardsley
* Nick Bloom
* Nick Brown (umpire)
* Nick Brushfield
* Nick Bruton
* Nick Carter (footballer)
* Nick Coffield
* Nick Daffy
* Nick Dal Santo
* Nick Davis (footballer)
* Nick Duigan
* Nick Foot
* Nick Gelavis
* Nick Gill
* Nick Graham (Australian footballer)
* Nick Hanson
* Nick Haynes
* Nick Heyne
* Nick Hider
* Nick Holland
* Nick Holman
* Nick Jewell
* Nick Kommer
* Nick Larkey
* Nick Lower
* Nick Malceski
* Nick Marshall (Australian footballer)
* Nick Maxwell
* Nick Mitchell (footballer)
* Nick Muller
* Nick O'Brien
* Nick Pesch
* Nick Ries
* Nick Riewoldt
* Nick Robertson (footballer)
* Nick Rutley
* Nick Salter
* Nick Sautner
* Nick Smith (footballer, born 1984)
* Nick Smith (footballer, born 1988)
* Nick Stevens
* Nick Stone (footballer, born 1972)
* Nick Stone (footballer, born 1981)
* Nick Suban
* Nick Trask
* Nick Vlastuin
* Nick Walsh (footballer)
* Nick Wilton (footballer)
* Nicky Winmar
* Nicola Barr
* Nicola Stevens
* Nicole Callinan
* Nicole Hildebrand
* Niels Becker
* Nigel Fiegert
* Nigel Kellett
* Nigel Kol
* Nigel Lappin
* Nigel Palfreyman
* Nigel Smart
* Nightcliff Football Club
* Nikki Wallace
* Nikolas Cox
* Nine-a-side footy
* Noarlunga Football Club
* Noble Park Football Club
* Noel Alford
* Noel Allanson
* Noel Alsop
* Noel Anderson (footballer)
* Noel Atkins
* Noel Baker
* Noel Barnett
* Noel Bishop
* Noel Burrows
* Noel Carroll (footballer)
* Noel Carter
* Noel Clarke (footballer)
* Noel Dickson
* Noel Doherty (footballer)
* Noel Ellis
* Noel Evans
* Noel Fincher
* Noel Fisher (footballer)
* Noel Hickey (footballer)
* Noel Jarvis
* Noel Jenkinson
* Noel Leary
* Noel Long
* Noel Lovell
* Noel McCamish
* Noel McKernan
* Noel McMahen
* Noel Mewett
* Noel Mugavin
* Noel O'Brien
* Noel Orange
* Noel Peverill
* Noel Price (footballer)
* Noel Raitt
* Noel Rayson
* Noel Rohleder
* Noel Ross
* Noel Ryan (footballer)
* Noel Smith (footballer)
* Noel Taylor (footballer)
* Noel Teasdale
* Noel Tyrrell
* Noel Voigt
* Noel Webster
* Noel Zunneberg
* Noosa AFC
* Nor-West Jets AFC
* Norm Alvin
* Norm Andrews
* Norm Armstrong (footballer)
* Norm Baker (footballer)
* Norm Barker
* Norm Beckham
* Norm Beckton
* Norm Betson
* Norm Black
* Norm Bland
* Norm Bradford
* Norm Brooker
* Norm Brown
* Norm Busbridge
* Norm Bussell
* Norm Byron
* Norm Campbell
* Norm Cashin
* Norm Charles
* Norm Chisholm
* Norm Clark
* Norm Cockram
* Norm Collins
* Norm Couper
* Norm Crewther
* Norm Dare
* Norm Davis
* Norm Dean
* Norm Dickson
* Norm Dugdell
* Norm Duncan
* Norm Dunn
* Norm Edwards
* Norm Fletcher (footballer, born 1884)
* Norm Fletcher (footballer, born 1915)
* Norm Gardner (footballer)
* Norm Glenister
* Norm Gordes
* Norm Goss Jr.
* Norm Goss Memorial Medal
* Norm Goss Sr.
* Norm Gravell
* Norm Grigg
* Norm Hall (footballer)
* Norm Hallett
* Norm Harris
* Norm Henderson
* Norm Hillard
* Norm Hogg
* Norm Honey
* Norm Ingham
* Norm Johnstone
* Norm Jordan
* Norm Le Brun
* Norm Leverton
* Norm Lugg
* Norm MacKay
* Norm MacLeod
* Norm Madigan
* Norm Maginness
* Norm Mason
* Norm Matthews
* Norm McCleary
* Norm McDermott
* Norm McDonald (Australian footballer)
* Norm McDonald (footballer, born 1898)
* Norm McDougall
* Norm McGorlick
* Norm McIntosh
* Norm McKenzie
* Norm McLean
* Norm McLennan
* Norm McLeod (Australian footballer)
* Norm McPherson
* Norm Mitchell
* Norm Neeson
* Norm Oliver (footballer, born 1885)
* Norm Oliver (footballer, born 1922)
* Norm Raines
* Norm Reidy
* Norm Richards
* Norm Richardson (footballer)
* Norm Rippon
* Norm Rogers (Australian rules footballer)
* Norm Scott
* Norm Sexton
* Norm Sharp
* Norm Simpson
* Norm Smith
* Norm Smith (footballer, born 1946)
* Norm Smith Medal
* Norm Stephenson
* Norm Stott
* Norm Thompson (Australian footballer)
* Norm Tivendale
* Norm Tomkinson
* Norm Turnbull
* Norm Watson
* Norm Webb
* Norm Wells (Australian footballer)
* Norm Wilson
* Norm Woodman
* Norman Banks (broadcaster)
* Norman Barron
* Norman Belcher
* Norman Brookes
* Norman Davison (footballer)
* Norman Doig
* Norman Good
* Norman Mitchell (sportsman)
* Norman Walker (footballer)
* Norman Ware
* Norman Waugh
* Norman Yeo
* North Adelaide District Football Association
* North Adelaide Football Club
* North Adelaide Y.C.W. Football Club
* North Albany Football Club
* North Albury Football Club
* North Ballarat Football Club
* North Bendigo Football Club
* North Carolina Tigers
* North Central Football League
* North Coast Australian Football League
* North East Australian Football League
* North Eastern Football League
* North Eastern Football Union
* North Fitzroy Kangaroos
* North Footscray Football Club
* North Fremantle Football Club
* North Gambier Football Club
* North Geelong Football Club
* North Gippsland Football League
* North Heidelberg Football Club
* North Hobart Football Club
* North Hobart Oval
* North Launceston Football Club
* North London Lions
* North Melbourne Football Club
* North Melbourne Football Club guernseys
* North Melbourne Football Club honour roll
* North Melbourne Grand Final Breakfast
* North Midlands Football League
* North Pilbara Football League
* North Port Oval
* North Ringwood Football Club
* North Shore Australian Football Club
* North Shore Football Club (GFL)
* North Sunshine Football Club
* North Sydney Oval
* North Wangaratta Football Club
* North Warrnambool Football Club
* North West Australian Football League
* North West Football League
* North West Football Union
* North West Pacific Football League
* North West Province Australian Football League
* North Western Football Association
* Northcote Football Club
* Northcote Park Football Club
* Northern Areas Football Association
* Northern Blues
* Northern Football League (Australia)
* Northern Knights
* Northern Mallee Football League
* Northern Metropolitan Football League
* Northern Riverina Football League
* Northern Saints Football Club
* Northern Tasmanian Football Association (1886–1986)
* Northern Tasmanian Football Association (formed 1996)
* Northern Territory Champions League
* Northern Territory Football Club
* Northern Territory Football League
* Northern Territory Women's Aussie Rules Football Association
* Northern United Football Club
* Northshore Jets Australian Football Club
* Northwestern Miners
* Norwood Football Club
* Norwood Football Club (Victoria)
* Norwood Oval
* Norwood-North Football Association
* Norwood–Port Adelaide rivalry
* Novar Gardens Football Club
* Number-one ticket holder
* Numurkah Football Club
* Nunawading Football Club
* Nyah-Nyah West United Football Club
* O'Sullivan Beach Football Club
* O'Sullivan Beach-Lonsdale Football Club
* Oak Park Football Club
* Oakleigh Chargers
* Oakleigh District Football Club
* Oakleigh Football Club
* Oatlands District Football Association
* Ocean Grove Football Club
* Officer Football Club
* Old Geelong
* Old Melburnians Football Club
* Old Scholars Football Association
* Old Xaverians Football Club
* Oleg Markov
* Olinda-Ferny Creek Football Club
* Olivia Barber (footballer)
* Oliver Florent
* Oliver Hanrahan
* Oliver Henry (footballer)
* Ollie Grieve
* Ollie Hanrahan
* Ollie McKelson
* Ollie Wines
* Olympic Park Oval
* Omeo & District Football League
* On the Couch (Australian TV series)
* One Day in September (song)
* One Tony Lockett
* One Week at a Time (AFL)
* One percenter (Australian rules football)
* Ongerup Football Association
* Ontario Australian Football League Division 2
* Orazio Fantasia
* Origins of Australian rules football
* Orm Fowler
* Orm Pleasents
* Orm Saunders
* Ormond Amateur Football Club
* Orren Stephenson
* Orville Lamplough
* Oscar Hyman
* Oscar Manchester
* Oscar McDonald
* Oscar McInerney
* Oscar Skalberg
* Ossie Bertram
* Ossie Calvert
* Ossie Green
* Ossie Lovelock
* Ossie O'Connell
* Ossy Armstrong
* Ossy Parks
* Ottawa Swans
* Otto Buck
* Otto Kelly
* Otto Landmann
* Otto Lowenstern
* Otto O'Pelt
* Otto Sonnleitner
* Ovens & King Football League
* Ovens & Murray Football League
* Overtraining of AFL athletes
* Owen Abrahams
* Owen Brennan (footballer)
* Owen Evans (Australian footballer)
* Owen Football Club
* Owen Guyatt
* Owen Madigan
* Owen Murtagh
* Owen Zinko
* Oxford University Australian Rules Football Club
* PHOS Camden Football Club
* PNG Rules Football Council
* Paddy Abbott
* Paddy Bourke
* Paddy Burke (footballer)
* Paddy Deagan
* Paddy Dow
* Paddy Gilchrist
* Paddy Guinane
* Paddy Kelly (Australian footballer)
* Paddy Leahy (footballer)
* Paddy McCartin
* Paddy McDonald
* Paddy McGuinness (Australian footballer)
* Paddy Mills (Australian footballer)
* Paddy Noonan
* Paddy O'Brien (Australian rules footballer)
* Paddy Rowan
* Paddy Ryder
* Paddy Scanlan
* Paddy Shea
* Paddy Walsh
* Pakenham Football Club
* Palm Beach Currumbin Australian Football Club
* Palmerston Football Club
* Panton Hill Football Club
* Papua New Guinea national Australian rules football team
* Paris Cockerels
* Park Krygger
* Park Orchards Football Club
* Parker Morton
* Parkside Football Club
* Parkside Football Club (WRFL)
* Pascoe Vale Football Club
* Pat Audas
* Pat Barr
* Pat Bourke (footballer, born 1894)
* Pat Bourke (footballer, born 1923)
* Pat Bowd
* Pat Cahill (footballer)
* Pat Cash Sr.
* Pat Cleary (footballer)
* Pat Considine
* Pat Cunningham
* Pat Curran (Australian footballer)
* Pat Dalton
* Pat Dalton (footballer, born 1918)
* Pat Davey
* Pat Descrimes
* Pat Dooley (footballer)
* Pat Farnan
* Pat Farrelly
* Pat Fitzgerald (footballer, born 1874)
* Pat Fitzgerald (footballer, born 1936)
* Pat Foy
* Pat Fricker
* Pat Gill
* Pat Grace
* Pat Hand
* Pat Harrington (Australian footballer)
* Pat Hartnett (footballer)
* Pat Hickey (footballer)
* Pat Hogan (footballer)
* Pat Keary (Australian footballer)
* Pat Kelly (Australian footballer)
* Pat Kennedy (footballer, born 1898)
* Pat Kennedy (footballer, born 1903)
* Pat Leahy (Australian footballer)
* Pat Maloney (footballer)
* Pat McNamara (footballer)
* Pat McNulty (footballer)
* Pat Milburn
* Pat Morrissey (Australian footballer)
* Pat Murphy (Australian footballer, born 1906)
* Pat Murphy (Australian footballer, born 1947)
* Pat O'Connor (Australian footballer, born 1881)
* Pat O'Dea
* Pat O'Donnell (Australian footballer)
* Pat O'Loughlin
* Pat Patterson (footballer)
* Pat Pelly
* Pat Phillips
* Pat Robertson (footballer)
* Pat Rodriguez
* Pat Ryan (Australian footballer)
* Pat Scanlan
* Pat Tebble
* Pat Trethowan
* Pat Twomey
* Pat Wellington
* Patrick Ambrose
* Patrick Bowden
* Patrick Cripps
* Patrick Dangerfield
* Patrick Karnezis
* Patrick Lipinski
* Patrick McCarthy (Australian footballer)
* Patrick McGinnity
* Patrick Veszpremi
* Patrick Wiggins
* Paul Abbott (footballer)
* Paul Ahern
* Paul Armstrong (Australian footballer)
* Paul Atkins (Australian footballer)
* Paul Bagshaw
* Paul Barlow
* Paul Barnard
* Paul Bell (footballer)
* Paul Bevan
* Paul Blair (footballer)
* Paul Bower
* Paul Briglia
* Paul Broderick
* Paul Brown (Australian footballer)
* Paul Bryce
* Paul Buckley
* Paul Bulluss
* Paul Callery
* Paul Cameron (Australian footballer)
* Paul Chambers (footballer)
* Paul Chapman (Australian footballer)
* Paul Clarke (Australian footballer)
* Paul Considine
* Paul Constance
* Paul Cooper (Australian footballer)
* Paul Corrigan (footballer)
* Paul Couch
* Paul Courto
* Paul Cranage
* Paul Cullen (footballer)
* Paul Daffey
* Paul Dear
* Paul Dimattina
* Paul Dodd (footballer)
* Paul Dooley (footballer)
* Paul Doran
* Paul Duffield
* Paul Earley
* Paul Evans (Australian footballer)
* Paul Feltham
* Paul Gardner (football administrator)
* Paul Geister
* Paul Goss
* Paul Gow (footballer)
* Paul Groves (Australian footballer)
* Paul Hamilton (Australian footballer)
* Paul Harding (Australian rules footballer)
* Paul Harrison (Australian footballer)
* Paul Hasleby
* Paul Hawke
* Paul Higgins (footballer)
* Paul Hills
* Paul Hodgson (Australian footballer)
* Paul Holdsworth
* Paul Hopgood
* Paul Hudson (footballer)
* Paul Hurst (Australian footballer)
* Paul Jeffreys (footballer)
* Paul Johnson (Australian footballer, born 1962)
* Paul Johnson (Australian footballer, born 1984)
* Paul Kelly (footballer)
* Paul Kennelly
* Paul Killeen
* Paul Koulouriotis
* Paul Licuria
* Paul Lindsay
* Paul Little (Australian businessman)
* Paul Lynch (footballer)
* Paul Maher (footballer)
* Paul McCormack
* Paul McDonald (Australian footballer)
* Paul McLean (Australian footballer)
* Paul McNamee
* Paul Medhurst
* Paul Meldrum
* Paul Mifka
* Paul Morrish
* Paul Morrison (footballer)
* Paul Morwood
* Paul Nicholls (sportsman)
* Paul Northeast
* Paul O'Brien (Australian footballer, born 1948)
* Paul O'Brien (Australian footballer, born 1950)
* Paul O'Brien (Australian footballer, born 1961)
* Paul O'Donoghue
* Paul O'Shea
* Paul Patterson (footballer)
* Paul Payne
* Paul Peos
* Paul Prymke
* Paul Puopolo
* Paul Reinmuth
* Paul Rizonico
* Paul Roos (Australian rules footballer)
* Paul Ross (footballer)
* Paul Rouvray
* Paul Rowe (Australian footballer)
* Paul Rowlands
* Paul Ryan (Australian footballer)
* Paul Salmon
* Paul Sarah
* Paul Schmidt (footballer)
* Paul Seedsman
* Paul Shanahan
* Paul Sharkey
* Paul Sharry
* Paul Spargo
* Paul Sproule
* Paul Standfield
* Paul Starbuck
* Paul Stevens (Australian footballer)
* Paul Stewart (Australian footballer)
* Paul Sullivan (footballer)
* Paul Symmons
* Paul Temay
* Paul Thomas (footballer)
* Paul Thompson (Australian footballer)
* Paul Tilley
* Paul Tolson
* Paul Tuddenham
* Paul Vander Haar
* Paul Vinar
* Paul Wadham
* Paul Walker (Australian footballer)
* Paul Weston (footballer)
* Paul Wheatley (footballer)
* Paul White (Australian footballer)
* Paul Williams (Australian rules footballer)
* Paul Wynd
* Pearce Hanley
* Peel Football League
* Peel Thunder Football Club
* Peggy O'Neal (lawyer)
* Pen Reynolds
* Penguin Football Club
* Peninsula Football Association (Tasmania)
* Pennant Hills Australian Football Club
* Penny Cula-Reid
* Penrith Australian Football Club
* Pepa Randall
* Perc Bushby
* Perc Horner
* Percival Hussey
* Percy Abercrombie
* Percy Appleyard
* Percy Barton (Australian footballer)
* Percy Bates (footballer)
* Percy Beames
* Percy Bentley
* Percy Beswicke
* Percy Bice
* Percy Bowyer
* Percy Chalmers
* Percy Cheffers
* Percy Colee
* Percy Cummings
* Percy Damman
* Percy Daykin
* Percy Ellin
* Percy Ellingsen
* Percy Ellis (Australian footballer)
* Percy Evans (footballer)
* Percy Fletcher (footballer)
* Percy Gibb
* Percy Heron
* Percy Hordern (footballer)
* Percy Howard (Australian footballer)
* Percy Hunt
* Percy Ilott
* Percy Jackson (footballer, born 1894)
* Percy Jackson (footballer, born 1907)
* Percy Johnson
* Percy Johnson (footballer, born 1930)
* Percy Jones (footballer)
* Percy Jory
* Percy Kay
* Percy Kimberley
* Percy Love
* Percy Malbon
* Percy Martini
* Percy Martyn
* Percy Maybury
* Percy Ogden
* Percy Outram
* Percy Parratt
* Percy Pitt (footballer)
* Percy Purcell
* Percy Roberts (Australian footballer)
* Percy Rodriguez (footballer)
* Percy Rowe
* Percy Salmon
* Percy Scown
* Percy Sheehan
* Percy Smith (Australian footballer)
* Percy Sparks (footballer)
* Percy Speakman
* Percy Stainer
* Percy Streeter
* Percy Taylor
* Percy Trotter
* Percy Tulloh
* Percy Watson (Australian footballer)
* Percy Wilmot
* Percy Wilson (footballer)
* Percy Yates
* Perpignan Tigers
* Perth Football Club
* Perth Oval
* Perth Stadium
* Peter Adams (Australian footballer)
* Peter Agrums
* Peter Aitken (Australian footballer)
* Peter Allan (footballer)
* Peter Badcoe VC Medal
* Peter Baker (Australian footballer)
* Peter Baldwin (footballer)
* Peter Bampton
* Peter Banfield
* Peter Barker (footballer)
* Peter Barran
* Peter Barry (footballer)
* Peter Baxter (footballer)
* Peter Bedford
* Peter Bell (Australian footballer, born 1976)
* Peter Bennett (footballer, born 1926)
* Peter Bennett (footballer, born 1956)
* Peter Berbakov
* Peter Bevilacqua
* Peter Bird (footballer)
* Peter Bosustow
* Peter Bourke (footballer, born 1883)
* Peter Bourke (footballer, born 1966)
* Peter Box
* Peter Boyne
* Peter Bradbury
* Peter Brady (footballer)
* Peter Brain (footballer)
* Peter Brenchley
* Peter Bretherton
* Peter Brown (Australian footballer, born 1906)
* Peter Brown (Australian footballer, born 1949)
* Peter Brown (Australian footballer, born 1952)
* Peter Brown (Australian footballer, born 1957)
* Peter Brown (Australian footballer, born 1958)
* Peter Brown (Australian footballer, born 1963)
* Peter Burgoyne
* Peter Burke (Australian footballer)
* Peter Burns (footballer, born 1866)
* Peter Burns (footballer, born 1939)
* Peter Cameron (umpire)
* Peter Campbell (Australian footballer, born 1875)
* Peter Campbell (Australian footballer, born 1938)
* Peter Capes
* Peter Carey (Australian rules footballer)
* Peter Carey (umpire)
* Peter Carter (footballer)
* Peter Castrikum
* Peter Caven
* Peter Charleston
* Peter Chilton
* Peter Chisnall
* Peter Chitty
* Peter Clancy
* Peter Cleal
* Peter Cloke
* Peter Connell (footballer)
* Peter Cook (Australian footballer)
* Peter Cooper (footballer)
* Peter Corkran
* Peter Cransberg
* Peter Crimmins
* Peter Crimmins Medal
* Peter Curran (footballer)
* Peter Curtain
* Peter Curtis (footballer)
* Peter Czerkaski
* Peter Daicos
* Peter Dalwood
* Peter Daniel (Australian footballer)
* Peter Darley
* Peter Davidson (footballer)
* Peter Davison (footballer)
* Peter Dean (footballer)
* Peter Densley
* Peter Dilnot
* Peter Dolling
* Peter Donnelly (Australian footballer)
* Peter Dow
* Peter Doyle (footballer, born 1955)
* Peter Doyle (footballer, born 1973)
* Peter Eakins
* Peter Ellis (footballer)
* Peter Ennals
* Peter Everitt
* Peter Falconer (footballer)
* Peter Faulks
* Peter Featherby
* Peter Filandia
* Peter Fitzpatrick (footballer)
* Peter Foster (Australian rules footballer)
* Peter Francis (footballer)
* Peter Freeman (footballer)
* Peter Fyffe
* Peter Garratt
* Peter German
* Peter Gilbert (Australian footballer)
* Peter Giles (footballer)
* Peter Green (footballer)
* Peter Hall (Australian footballer)
* Peter Hall (politician)
* Peter Halsall
* Peter Hamilton (footballer, born 1931)
* Peter Hamilton (footballer, born 1956)
* Peter Hancock (footballer)
* Peter Hannan (footballer)
* Peter Hardiman
* Peter Hayes (footballer)
* Peter Hickmott
* Peter Higgins (footballer)
* Peter Hines
* Peter Hogan (footballer)
* Peter Hudson
* Peter Hughes (footballer)
* Peter Huntley
* Peter Johnston (footballer, born 1957)
* Peter Johnston (footballer, born 1959)
* Peter Jonas (footballer)
* Peter Jones (Australian rules footballer)
* Peter Kanis
* Peter Keays
* Peter Keenan
* Peter Kenny (footballer)
* Peter Kerr (footballer, born 1948)
* Peter Kerr (footballer, born 1954)
* Peter Kiel
* Peter Knights
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* Peter Linke
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* Peter Marchesi
* Peter Marker
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* Peter Marshall (footballer, born 1954)
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* Peter Matera
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* Peter McConville
* Peter McCormack
* Peter McCracken (footballer, born 1883)
* Peter McCracken (footballer, born 1949)
* Peter McIntyre (footballer)
* Peter McKenna
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* Peter McMurrich
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* Peter Melesso
* Peter Menaglio
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* Peter Moore (Australian rules footballer)
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* Peter Morris (Australian footballer)
* Peter Morrison (Australian footballer)
* Peter Motley
* Peter Munro (footballer)
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* Peter O'Donohue
* Peter O'Keefe (footballer)
* Peter O'Shea
* Peter O'Sullivan (Australian footballer)
* Peter Oatey
* Peter Obst
* Peter Paterson (footballer, born 1916)
* Peter Patterson (footballer)
* Peter Pettigrew
* Peter Pianto
* Peter Quill (footballer)
* Peter Quirk
* Peter R. Bell
* Peter Reville
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* Peter Rohde
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* Peter Ruscuklic
* Peter Russo
* Peter Ryan (footballer, born 1891)
* Peter Ryan (footballer, born 1936)
* Peter Ryan (footballer, born 1948)
* Peter Sartori
* Peter Schofield
* Peter Schwab
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* Peter Shanahan
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* Peter Sinclair (footballer)
* Peter Slade
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* Peter Somerville
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* Peter Stephens (footballer, born 1879)
* Peter Stephens (footballer, born 1950)
* Peter Steward
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* Peter Sumich
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* Peter Weideman
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* Peter Welsh (footballer, born 1954)
* Peter West (footballer)
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* Peter Whyte
* Peter Williams (Australian footballer, born 1867)
* Peter Williams (Australian footballer, born 1944)
* Peter Williams (Australian footballer, born 1957)
* Peter Williamson (footballer)
* Peter Wilson (Australian rules footballer)
* Peter Woite
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* Richard Goyder
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* Richard Hadley
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* Richard Luke
* Richard Maddocks
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* Richard Murrie
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* Richard Tambling
* Richard Taylor (Australian footballer)
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* Robert Thompson (Australian footballer, born 1891)
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* Roy Rawlings
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* Roy Rodwell
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* Roy Selleck (footballer, born 1909)
* Roy Simmonds
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* Roy West (footballer)
* Roy Williams (Australian footballer, born 1907)
* Roy Williams (Australian footballer, born 1929)
* Roy Wright (footballer)
* Royals Football Club
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* Russ Elliott
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* Russell Cromarty
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* Russell Davies (footballer)
* Russell Dickson (footballer, born 1961)
* Russell Dickson (footballer, born 1964)
* Russell Donaldson
* Russell Ebert
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* Ruth Wallace
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* Sam Barrett
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* Sam Carpenter
* Sam Chapman (footballer)
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* Sam Colquhoun
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* Sam Cranage
* Sam Darley
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* Sam Docherty
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* Sam Frost
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* Sam Gilbert
* Sam Glover
* Sam Gravenall
* Sam Gray (footballer, born 1880)
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* Sam Grimley
* Sam Howie
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* Sam Iles
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* Sam Jamison
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* Sam Kekovich
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* Sam Lonergan
* Sam Loxton
* Sam MacKechnie
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* Sam Marron
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* Sam Michael (footballer)
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* Sam Newman
* Sam Newman (footballer, born 1901)
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* Sam Petrevski-Seton
* Sam Philp
* Sam Phillipou
* Sam Powell-Pepper
* Sam Power
* Sam Reid (footballer, born 1872)
* Sam Reid (footballer, born 1989)
* Sam Reid (footballer, born 1991)
* Sam Rowe
* Sam Russell (Australian footballer)
* Sam Schulz
* Sam Shaw (footballer)
* Sam Sheldon
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* Sam Skinner (footballer)
* Sam Smart
* Sam Snell
* Sam Stivey
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* Saturday Arvo Football
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* Scott Selwood
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* Scott Spalding
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* Scott Taylor (Australian footballer)
* Scott Thompson (footballer, born 1983)
* Scott Thompson (footballer, born 1986)
* Scott Thomson (Australian rules footballer)
* Scott Thornton (footballer)
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* Shane Braddy
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* Shane Cable
* Shane Clayton
* Shane Crawford
* Shane Crothers
* Shane Edwards
* Shane Ellen
* Shane Ellis
* Shane Fell
* Shane Fitzsimmons (footballer)
* Shane Gilmore
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* Shane Harvey
* Shane Heard
* Shane Hodges
* Shane K. Bond
* Shane Kerrison
* Shane Kersten
* Shane Loveless
* Shane McAdam
* Shane McCarthy (footballer)
* Shane McGrath (footballer, born 1919)
* Shane McGrath (footballer, born 1964)
* Shane McInerney
* Shane McKew
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* Shane Morwood
* Shane Mumford
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* Shane O'Bree
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* Shane Porter
* Shane Robertson
* Shane Robertson (footballer, born 1962)
* Shane Savage
* Shane Sikora
* Shane Strempel
* Shane Tongerie
* Shane Tuck
* Shane Valenti
* Shane Wakelin
* Shane Walsh (footballer)
* Shane Watson (footballer)
* Shane Whelan
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* Shane Woewodin
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* Shannon Motlop
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* Sharni Webb
* Sharrod Wellingham
* Shaun Atley
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* Shaun Burgoyne
* Shaun Edwards (Australian footballer)
* Shaun Grigg
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* Shaun Rehn
* Shaun Ryan
* Shaun Smith (Australian rules footballer)
* Shawn Lewfatt
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* Shayne Stevenson (footballer)
* Shelley Scott
* Shepherding (Australian rules football)
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* Sherrin
* Showdown (AFL)
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* Shut Up – The Footy's on the Radio
* Sid Catlin
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* Sid Reeves
* Sid Searl
* Sid Silk
* Sid Smith (Australian footballer)
* Sid Smith Sr.
* Sid Thompson
* Silvio Foschini
* Simon Arnott
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* Simon Beasley
* Simon Beaumont
* Simon Black
* Simon Buckley
* Simon Clark (Australian footballer)
* Simon Cox (Australian rules footballer)
* Simon Crawshay
* Simon Deacon
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* Simon Duckworth
* Simon Eastaugh
* Simon Eishold
* Simon Feast
* Simon Fletcher (Australian footballer)
* Simon Fraser (Australian rules footballer)
* Simon Garlick
* Simon Godfrey
* Simon Goodwin
* Simon Hawking
* Simon Hogan
* Simon Hose
* Simon Lethlean
* Simon Luhrs
* Simon Madden
* Simon McPhee
* Simon Meehan
* Simon Meredith (umpire)
* Simon Minton-Connell
* Simon O'Donnell
* Simon Phillips (footballer)
* Simon Prestigiacomo
* Simon Roberts (footballer)
* Simon Taylor (footballer, born 1970)
* Simon Taylor (footballer, born 1982)
* Simon Tregenza
* Simon Tunbridge
* Simon Verbeek
* Simon White (footballer)
* Simon Wiggins
* Simpson Football Netball Club
* Simpson Medal
* Sir Bruce Small Park
* Skinner Reserve
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* Snap kick
* Son Barry
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* Sophie Armitstead
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* Sophie Conway
* Sophie Li
* Sorell Football Club
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* South Ballarat Football Club
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* South Coast Australian Football League
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* South East Australian Football League
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* South Fremantle Football Club
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* Southern Football League (South Australia)
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* Southport Australian Football Club
* Spear tackle
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* Spencer Gulf Football League
* Spencer Hayman
* Spencer White
* Spike Pola
* Spiro Kourkoumelis
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* Spotswood Football Club
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* St Albans Football Club (GFL)
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* St Albans Spurs
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* St Mary's Football Club (NFL)
* St Mary's Football Club (NTFL)
* St Mary's Sporting Club
* St Patrick's Old Collegians Football Club
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* St Peter's Y.C.W. Football Club
* St Raphael's Football Club
* St. Michael’s Old Scholars and Hindmarsh Football Club
* St. Saviour Football Club
* Stacey Barr
* Stacey Livingstone
* Stadium Australia
* Stan Alves
* Stan Anderson (Australian footballer)
* Stan Attenborough
* Stan Beal
* Stan Biggs
* Stan Booth
* Stan Brady
* Stan Brett
* Stan Brown (Australian footballer)
* Stan Bulpit
* Stan Castles
* Stan Cooper (footballer)
* Stan Costello
* Stan Davidson
* Stan Dawson
* Stan Enfield
* Stan Fairbairn
* Stan Fisher
* Stan Haag
* Stan Harris (Australian footballer)
* Stan Harrison (footballer, born 1940)
* Stan Harrison (footballer, born 1944)
* Stan Heal
* Stan Hepburn
* Stan Hiskins
* Stan Howard (Australian footballer)
* Stan Huntington
* Stan Jones (Australian rules footballer)
* Stan Judkins
* Stan Lawler
* Stan Le Lievre
* Stan Livingstone
* Stan Lloyd (Australian footballer)
* Stan Magro
* Stan Malin
* Stan Martin
* Stan McGregor
* Stan McKenzie (footballer)
* Stan Mitchell
* Stan Molan
* Stan Moon
* Stan Morcom
* Stan Morris
* Stan Mullane
* Stan Neale
* Stan Nowotny
* Stan O'Connell
* Stan O'Neill
* Stan Obst
* Stan Ogden (footballer)
* Stan Penberthy
* Stan Petrie
* Stan Radloff
* Stan Reid
* Stan Rodgerson
* Stan Rule
* Stan Ryan
* Stan Sheehan
* Stan Smith (Australian footballer, born 1925)
* Stan Smith (Australian footballer, born 1932)
* Stan Spinks
* Stan Thomas (Australian footballer)
* Stan Tomlins
* Stan Tormey
* Stan Trebilco
* Stan Vandersluys
* Stan Wallis
* Stan Watsford
* Stan Wayth
* Stan Whight
* Stan Whitmore
* Stan Williams (Australian footballer)
* Stan Wilson (footballer, born 1912)
* Stan Wilson (footballer, born 1928)
* Stan Wittman
* Stan Wootton
* Stan Wright (Australian rules footballer)
* Stan Yates
* Stanhope Football Club
* Stanley Football Association
* Stanley McKenzie
* Statewide football in Tasmania
* Stawell Football Club
* Steane Kremerskothen
* Sted Hay
* Steele Sidebottom
* Stefan Carey
* Stefan Giro
* Stefan Grun
* Stefan Martin
* Steph Chiocci
* Stephanie Cain
* Stephanie Walker
* Stephanie Williams (Australian footballer)
* Stephen Allender
* Stephen Anderson (Australian footballer)
* Stephen Bickford
* Stephen Boyle
* Stephen Buckley
* Stephen Carey
* Stephen Carter (footballer)
* Stephen Clifford
* Stephen Coniglio
* Stephen Copping
* Stephen Curtis
* Stephen Daniels (Australian footballer)
* Stephen Dank
* Stephen Doyle (footballer)
* Stephen Easton
* Stephen Eather
* Stephen Edgar (footballer)
* Stephen Gilham
* Stephen Hill (Australian footballer)
* Stephen Hooper (Australian footballer)
* Stephen James (footballer)
* Stephen Jolley
* Stephen Jurica
* Stephen Kenna
* Stephen Kerley
* Stephen Kernahan
* Stephen Lawrence (footballer)
* Stephen Lunn
* Stephen MacPherson
* Stephen McBroom
* Stephen McBurney
* Stephen McCann
* Stephen McCarthy (Australian footballer)
* Stephen Michael
* Stephen Milne
* Stephen Mount
* Stephen Nankervis
* Stephen Newport
* Stephen Nichols (footballer)
* Stephen O'Reilly (footballer)
* Stephen Officer
* Stephen Parsons (Australian footballer)
* Stephen Patterson
* Stephen Paxman
* Stephen Pirrie
* Stephen Powell
* Stephen Power
* Stephen Quartermain
* Stephen Rae (footballer)
* Stephen Richardson
* Stephen Roach (footballer)
* Stephen Roberts (Australian footballer)
* Stephen Robins
* Stephen Rowe (footballer)
* Stephen Russ
* Stephen Ryan (footballer)
* Stephen Schwerdt
* Stephen Silvagni
* Stephen Theodore
* Stephen Tiller
* Stephen Tingay
* Stephen Wallis
* Stephen Wearne
* Stephen Williams (footballer)
* Stephen Wright (Australian rules footballer)
* Stephen Wrigley
* Stevan Jackson
* Steve Arnott
* Steve Beaumont
* Steve Bloomer (Australian footballer)
* Steve Bravo
* Steve Clifton
* Steve Donnellan
* Steve Emery (Australian footballer)
* Steve Foley (Australian footballer)
* Steve Gill (footballer)
* Steve Goulding (footballer)
* Steve Hargrave (footballer)
* Steve Hickey (footballer)
* Steve Hywood
* Steve Irons
* Steve Johnson (Australian footballer)
* Steve Leehane
* Steve Malaxos
* Steve Marsh (footballer)
* Steve Reynoldson
* Steve Stevens (footballer)
* Steve Turner (Australian rules footballer)
* Steven Alessio
* Steven Allan
* Steven Armstrong
* Steven Baker (Australian footballer)
* Steven Brosnan
* Steven Browne
* Steven Clark (Australian footballer)
* Steven Cummings (footballer)
* Steven Da Rui
* Steven Davies (footballer)
* Steven Dodd
* Steven Febey
* Steven Greene
* Steven Hamilton
* Steven Handley
* Steven Hedley
* Steven Hocking
* Steven Hoffman
* Steven Icke
* Steven King (footballer)
* Steven Knight (footballer)
* Steven Kolyniuk
* Steven Koops
* Steven Kretiuk
* Steven Lawrence
* Steven May
* Steven McKee
* Steven McLuckie
* Steven Morris (Australian footballer)
* Steven Motlop
* Steven Newman (Australian footballer)
* Steven O'Dwyer
* Steven Oliver (footballer)
* Steven Pitt
* Steven Rode
* Steven Salopek
* Steven Smith (Australian rules footballer)
* Steven Stretch
* Steven Sziller
* Steven Taubert
* Steven Venner
* Stevie-Lee Thompson
* Stewart Anderson (footballer)
* Stewart Crameri
* Stewart Duncan (footballer)
* Stewart Geddes
* Stewart Gull (footballer)
* Stewart Loewe
* Stewart Lord
* Stewart McLatchie
* Stewart Palfreyman
* Stiff-arm fend
* Stirling Football Club
* Strasbourg Kangaroos
* Strathfieldsaye Football Club
* Strathmerton Football Club
* Strathmore Football Club
* Stuart Anderson (Australian footballer)
* Stuart Atkin
* Stuart Barclay
* Stuart Bennett
* Stuart Bown
* Stuart Cameron (footballer)
* Stuart Cartwright
* Stuart Cochrane
* Stuart Dew
* Stuart Edwards
* Stuart Glascott
* Stuart Griffiths
* Stuart Hamilton (footballer)
* Stuart King
* Stuart Lennie
* Stuart Magee
* Stuart Mangin
* Stuart Maxfield
* Stuart McKenzie (Australian footballer)
* Stuart Nicol
* Stuart Palmer (footballer)
* Stuart Russell (footballer)
* Stuart Spencer (footballer)
* Stuart Steele
* Stuart Stewart
* Stuart Trott
* Stuart Wenn
* Stuart Wigney
* Sturt Football Club
* Sturt-Brighton Football Club
* Stuttgart Emus
* Subiaco Oval
* Sudjai Cook
* Summerland Australian Football League
* Summertown Football Club
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* Suncoast Lions Football Club
* Sunday Football League
* Sunraysia Football League
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* Sunshine Heights Football Club
* Super goal
* Surfers Paradise Australian Football Club
* Surrey Park Football Club
* Susan Alberti
* Sutherland AFC
* Swan Districts Football Club
* Swansea Magpies
* Syd Anderson (footballer, born 1884)
* Syd Anderson (footballer, born 1918)
* Syd Anderson (footballer, born 1949)
* Syd Barker Jr.
* Syd Barker Medal
* Syd Barker Sr.
* Syd Billings
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* Syd Burt
* Syd Carman
* Syd Coventry
* Syd Coventry Jr.
* Syd Dalrymple
* Syd Davis
* Syd Dineen
* Syd Dyer
* Syd Francis
* Syd Hall (footballer, born 1879)
* Syd Hall (footballer, born 1902)
* Syd Hayhow
* Syd Hogg
* Syd Hutcheson
* Syd Jackson (footballer)
* Syd Jackson (footballer, born 1917)
* Syd James
* Syd James (footballer, born 1898)
* Syd McGain
* Syd Phillips
* Syd Price
* Syd Slater
* Syd Slocomb
* Syd Smith (Australian rules footballer)
* Syd Sutherland
* Syd Tate
* Syd Thom
* Syd Tims
* Syd Wright
* Syd Young
* Sydney AFL
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* Sydney Strong
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* Sydney University Australian National Football Club
* Sydney Ween
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* Sydney–West Coast AFL rivalry
* TAC Cup
* TCA Ground
* Tackle (football move)
* Tad Joniec
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* Tahlia Randall
* Tahni Nestor
* Talia Radan
* Talking Footy
* Tallangatta & District Football League
* Tallangatta Football Club
* Tallygaroopna Football Club
* Tammy Hynes
* Tampa Bay Starfish
* Tamworth Australian Football League
* Tanner Bruhn
* Tanner Smith (footballer)
* Tanya Hetherington
* Tara Morgan
* Tarkyn Lockyer
* Tarneit Football Club
* Tarnica Golisano
* Tasman Football Association
* Tasman Knight
* Tasman Roberts
* Tasmanian AFL bid
* Tasmanian Devils Football Club
* Tasmanian Football Hall of Fame
* Tasmanian Football League
* Tasmanian State Premiership
* Tasmanian University Football Club
* Tassie Johnson
* Tassie Mariners
* Tassie Medal
* Tatura Football Club
* Tayla Bresland
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* Tayla McAuliffe
* Tayla Thorn
* Taylah Angel
* Taylin Duman
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* Taylor Duryea
* Taylor Garner
* Taylor Hine
* Taylor Hunt
* Taylor Walker (footballer)
* Taylors Lakes Football Club
* Tayte Pears
* Tea Tree Gully Football Club
* Teah Charlton
* Team of the century
* Ted Absolom
* Ted Alcorn
* Ted Alley
* Ted Atkinson (footballer)
* Ted Aumann
* Ted Baker (footballer)
* Ted Besford
* Ted Bourke
* Ted Bourke (footballer, born 1925)
* Ted Brewis
* Ted Brown (Australian footballer)
* Ted Bryce
* Ted Buckley
* Ted Bulmer
* Ted Burgess
* Ted Burke
* Ted Burns
* Ted Butler
* Ted Cahill (Australian footballer)
* Ted Carroll (footballer)
* Ted Clauscen
* Ted Collings
* Ted Collins (Australian footballer)
* Ted Collinson
* Ted Collis
* Ted Cordner
* Ted Cusack
* Ted Davey
* Ted Derrick
* Ted Edwards
* Ted Ellis (footballer)
* Ted Esposito
* Ted Farrell
* Ted Fay
* Ted Fidge
* Ted Fisher
* Ted Fleming
* Ted Flemming (footballer)
* Ted Fletcher
* Ted Flynn
* Ted Fordham
* Ted Freyer
* Ted Garside
* Ted Greeves
* Ted Griffin (footballer)
* Ted Hall (footballer)
* Ted Heffernan
* Ted Henrys
* Ted Hill (footballer)
* Ted Holdsworth
* Ted Holland
* Ted Hopkins
* Ted Hoppen
* Ted James (footballer)
* Ted Jarrard
* Ted Johnson (footballer)
* Ted Johnson (footballer, born 1948)
* Ted Keggin
* Ted Kennedy (footballer)
* Ted Kilmurray
* Ted Kinnear
* Ted Langridge
* Ted Larsen (Australian footballer)
* Ted Leach
* Ted Leehane
* Ted Lees
* Ted Llewellyn
* Ted Lovett
* Ted McCarthy
* Ted McDonald
* Ted McLean
* Ted Melling
* Ted Millar
* Ted Murphy (Australian footballer)
* Ted O'Meara
* Ted Obudzinski
* Ted Ohlson
* Ted Parker (footballer)
* Ted Pickett
* Ted Politz
* Ted Pollock
* Ted Pool
* Ted Potter
* Ted Prendergast
* Ted Regan
* Ted Richards
* Ted Riches
* Ted Rippon
* Ted Rowell (footballer)
* Ted Ryan (footballer, born 1921)
* Ted Ryan (footballer, born 1926)
* Ted Schwarzman
* Ted Sherman (footballer)
* Ted Shiels
* Ted Sivies
* Ted Smith (Australian footballer)
* Ted Staniland
* Ted Strawns
* Ted Terry
* Ted Thomas (footballer, born 1898)
* Ted Thomas (footballer, born 1922)
* Ted Tomkins
* Ted Trim
* Ted Tuohill
* Ted Turner (footballer)
* Ted Tyson
* Ted Wade (Australian footballer)
* Ted Wellington
* Ted Whelan
* Ted Whitfield
* Ted Whitten
* Ted Whitten Jr.
* Ted Wildie
* Ted Williams (Australian footballer)
* Ted Wintle
* Ted Wood (footballer)
* Teddy Best
* Teddy Briggs
* Teddy Buist
* Teddy Gardiner
* Teddy Holligan
* Teddy Johnston
* Teddy Jones
* Teddy Lockwood
* Teddy Long (footballer)
* Teddy Purcell (footballer)
* Teddy Rankin
* Teddy Shorten
* Teia Miles
* Templestowe Football Club
* Tendai Mzungu
* Terang Mortlake Football Club
* Terry Alexander (footballer)
* Terry Benton
* Terry Board (footballer, born 1945)
* Terry Board (footballer, born 1968)
* Terry Boyle (footballer)
* Terry Brady (footballer)
* Terry Brain
* Terry Brain Jr.
* Terry Bright
* Terry Burgess
* Terry Cahill
* Terry Cahill (footballer, born 1955)
* Terry Cahill (footballer, born 1958)
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* Thanet Bombardiers
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* Tom Wallis
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* Tony Evans (Australian footballer, born 1966)
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* William Flintoft
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* William Leitch Medal
* William Mahoney (footballer)
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* William Miller (Australian footballer)
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* Willie Woolf
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* Winchelsea Football & Netball Club
* Windy Hill, Essendon
* Winfield Statewide Cup
* Winis Imbi
* Winston Abraham
* Wodonga Football Club
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* Wolfgang Dietrich (footballer)
* Women's Australian Football Association
* Women's Australian rules football
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* Woodend/Hesket Football Club
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* Woodville Football Club
* Woodville Oval
* Woodville-West Torrens Football Club
* World of Sport (Australian TV series)
* Wunghnu Football Club
* Wylie Buzza
* Wylie Chambers
* Wyn Murray
* Wyn Outen
* Wyndhamvale Football Club
* Wynnum Football Club
* Wynyard Football Club
* Xavier Clarke
* Xavier Ellis
* Xavier O'Halloran
* Xavier O'Neill
* Xavier Richards
* Xavier Tanner
* Yankalilla Football Club
* Yarra Junior Football League
* Yarra Ranges Football & Netball League
* Yarraville Football Club
* Yarraville Oval
* Yarraville Seddon Football Club
* Yarrawonga Football Club
* Yarroweyah Football Club
* Yea Football Club
* Year of the Dogs
* Yeoman Football Club
* Yeronga Football Club
* Yiooken Award
* Yolla Football Club
* York Park
* Yorke Peninsula Football League
* Zac Bailey
* Zac Clarke
* Zac Dawson
* Zac Fisher
* Zac Langdon
* Zac O'Brien
* Zac Smith
* Zac Williams (Australian footballer)
* Zach Beeck
* Zach Guthrie
* Zach Merrett
* Zach Reid
* Zach Tuohy
* Zaine Cordy
* Zak Jones
* Zane Parsons
* Zane Taylor (footballer)
* Zeno Tzatzaris
* Zephaniah Skinner
* Zillmere Eagles Australian Football Club
* Zone defense
* Zoning (Australian rules football) | WIKI |
Fuel consumption (fuel economy) conversions
Instantly convert any unit of fuel consumption to all other
1 mpg-US = 235.21 liters per 100 kilometer mpg−US to l/100km
1 mpg-US = 0.26 mile per liter mpg−US to mpl
1 mpg-US = 0.43 kilometer per liter mpg−US to km/l
1 mpg-US = 1.61 kilometers per gallon mpg−US to km/US gal
1 mpg-US = 1.2 miles per imperial gallon mpg−US to mpg-UK
1 mpg-US = 1.93 kilometers per imperial gallon mpg−US to km/UK gal
Foods, Nutrients and Calories
ECLAIRS CREME FILLED PASTRIES, UPC: 856701006717 contain(s) 228 calories per 100 grams (≈3.53 ounces) [ price ]
93 foods that contain Molybdenum, Mo. List of these foods starting with the highest contents of Molybdenum, Mo and the lowest contents of Molybdenum, Mo
Gravels, Substances and Oils
CaribSea, Marine, Arag-Alive, Bahamas Oolite weighs 1 537.8 kg/m³ (96.00172 lb/ft³) with specific gravity of 1.5378 relative to pure water. Calculate how much of this gravel is required to attain a specific depth in a cylindricalquarter cylindrical or in a rectangular shaped aquarium or pond [ weight to volume | volume to weight | price ]
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Weights and Measurements
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Voters believe Russia more likely to meddle for GOP in midterms than for Democrats
President Donald Trump says he’s “very concerned” that Russia will meddle in this year’s midterm elections — as part of an effort to help Democratic candidates. But a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll shows very few voters agree. While a majority of those surveyed think Russia will try to influence the election — a combined 52 percent say it’s at least somewhat likely — just 13 percent say Russia would be more likely to try to help Democrats win. Nearly four times as many voters, 47 percent, say Russia would be more likely to try to help Republicans. The poll was in the field July 19-23, after Trump’s meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki. But it was conducted before Trump floated the possibility that Russia — which U.S. officials have concluded attempted to aid Trump’s election in 2016 — would work to aid Democratic candidates this fall. “I’m very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming [e]lection,” Trump tweeted Tuesday. “Based on the fact that no [p]resident has been tougher on Russia than me, they will be pushing very hard for the Democrats. They definitely don’t want Trump!” The survey asked about Russian attempts to influence election outcomes — in 2016, and in the next two elections — though it didn't explore the specific ways in which individuals affiliated with the Russian government could interfere. Federal prosecutors working for Robert Mueller, the special counsel, earlier this month filed charges against 12 Russians allegedly involved with hacking Democratic Party computer systems and working to disseminate the data. That effort was apparently designed to harm Democratic candidates, though U.S. officials stress that attempted hacks of election administrators did not result in altering actual vote tabulations. Although Putin has denied Russia was involved, he acknowledged in the summit news conference last week that he wanted Trump to defeat Hillary Clinton. As for the next presidential election in 2020, the numbers are similar: Fifty-three percent of voters say it’s at least somewhat likely Russia will try to influence the race, and far more voters say the Russians would get involved to help Trump (47 percent) than the president’s opponents (12 percent). Trump came under fire last week when he offered little criticism of Putin during the news conference with the Russian leader after their meeting and appeared to give equal weight to Putin’s denials that his government meddled in the 2016 election and the U.S. government’s assertion that Russians were involved. The next day, Trump attempted to backtrack, saying he misspoke at the news conference. Asked whether Russia influenced the results of the 2016 presidential election, more voters say Russia did influence the results (42 percent) than say it didn’t (35 percent), the poll shows. But nearly a quarter of voters, 23 percent, have no opinion. Asked whether Russia tried to influence the election, however, a 56 percent majority says it did. Only 21 percent of voters believe Russia didn’t try to influence the results of the 2016 election. Voters, overall, are divided on the Trump-Putin summit: Thirty-seven percent describe it as a success, while 36 percent say it wasn’t successful. Trump’s marks for the summit are slightly lower: Just 26 percent of voters say the meeting gave them a more favorable view of Trump, compared with 34 percent who said it gave them a less favorable view. Only a quarter of voters, 25 percent, say they have a lot of confidence in Trump to handle threats posed by Russia. A further 18 percent say they have some confidence, while a combined 45 percent don’t have much confidence or any confidence at all in the president when it comes to Russia. Tyler Sinclair, Morning Consult’s managing director, said voters’ trust in Trump when it comes to Russia has declined — especially among the president’s electoral base. “GOP confidence in the president to manage Russian aggression has dropped significantly amid contradictory messages from the White House following the Helsinki summit,” said Sinclair. “Two weeks ago, 58 percent of Republicans said they had a lot of confidence in Trump’s ability to handle those threats, compared to 49 percent who said the same today.” Despite that, the meeting hasn’t had an immediate effect on Trump’s overall job rating. Forty-five percent of voters approve of Trump’s job performance, virtually unchanged from last week’s 44 percent. A slight majority, 51 percent, disapprove. The POLITICO/Morning Consult poll surveyed 1,996 registered voters and has a margin of error of plus or minus 2 percentage points. Morning Consult is a nonpartisan media and technology company that provides data-driven research and insights on politics, policy and business strategy. More details on the poll and its methodology can be found in these two documents — Toplines: https://bit.ly/2Loepa0 | Crosstabs: https://bit.ly/2A3RPOE | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
Cloyne Court Hotel
The Cloyne Court Hotel, often referred to simply as Cloyne, is a historical landmark in Berkeley, California and currently one of the houses of the Berkeley Student Cooperative (BSC), a student housing cooperative. It is located at the north side of the University of California, Berkeley campus at 2600 Ridge Road, near Soda Hall and Jacobs Hall, and is the next door neighbor of the Goldman School of Public Policy.
The building is owned by the Regents of the University of California.
History
Cloyne Court was named after Cloyne, the village in Ireland where George Berkeley was bishop.
Cloyne was built in 1904 for $80,000 by the University Land and Improvement Company, which included several University professors, University benefactresses Phoebe Apperson Hearst and Jane K. Sather, future Regent James K. Moffit, Dr. Louis Lisser, John L. Howard, Warren Olney, Dr. Kasper Pishel, Louis Titus, John Galen Howard, the architect of the building and James M. Pierce, the later owner of the hotel. The building, described as a "high-class, modern apartment house," originally contained 32 suites, each with bath, that were not connected by common hallways, but rather were paired onto private stairways to the first floor public areas. Each section was separated by heavy brick firewalls with automatic fireproof doors and each suite was wired for telephone. In 1911, the music room (today called lib-ed room) was added to the building, directly opposite the main entrance, which hosted numerous lectures and music recitals.
The building was one of a rare few to survive the devastating 1923 Berkeley fire, remarkable also because the building is made of redwood and all of the buildings had (and still have) wood shake siding and roofs.
Pierce and his family purchased the hotel from the investors and managed it from its opening in 1904 until 1914. The family continued operating the hotel until it was sold in 1946.
The services and hospitality at Cloyne Court were always highly complimented by the many visitors who had the pleasure of staying at the hotel. Registered compliments in the hotel guest book include:
* Cloyne Court - Silence and peace in an insane world. - Ernest Bloch, 1944
* Cloyne Court, a haven and a place where the gentle art of hospitality is made manifest to the unknown stranger as well as to the great ones of our day. - Mary Lambert, 1942
* Giving people a happy home is a divine service. - Benjamin Ide Wheeler, 1923
* I came a stranger, stayed a guest and departed a friend. - unknown
Cloyne Court was sold by the Pierce family in 1946 to the University Students' Cooperative Association (today BSC) for $125,000. That year, 15 men occupied the new co-op house alongside the previous residents, whom the USCA had agreed to not displace but rather to allow to continue to live in the residence. Cloyne originally housed all men who often held dances and dined with the women of nearby Stebbins Hall and Hoyt Hall, both all-female co-ops at the time. In 1972, Cloyne Court became a co-ed house.
In 1970, the USCA was forced to sell the property to the Regents of the University of California, upon the threat of an eminent domain acquisition by the University, in exchange for a peppercorn lease, most recently renewed in July 2005.
The building was named a City of Berkeley Landmark in 1982, and placed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1992.
On December 21, 2008, Cloyne Court was closed temporarily for earthquake renovations. It reopened at the beginning of the Fall 2009 semester.
Cloyne's reputation for its party and rules-free culture became a problem for the entire organization when in 2010 John Gibson, then a 21-year-old resident, suffered extensive brain damage and lapsed into a coma, reportedly as a result of a cocaine overdose, in his room. A lawsuit followed his hospitalization, his family claiming his fellow housemates failed to call 911 in time to assist him. The BSC settled with his family with the agreement that Cloyne would dramatically change. From Fall 2014, Cloyne became the substance-free house of the BSC system. Prior members were forced to leave, but one member was allowed to stay after appeal.
Co-op
Cloyne is the largest non-apartment style property in the BSC, the largest housing co-op organization in North America. Cloyne houses 140 UC Berkeley students (119 during summer), mostly undergraduates. Because it is owned by, and leased on University of California land, only UC students are eligible as residents.
Despite its size the house is student-run and student-governed. Members contribute 5 hours of workshift per week each for various tasks needed for the operation of the house: cooking, cleaning, house maintenance, gardening, etc. Since July 2005, a facility manager employed by the students and the BSC lives on the premises to help with day-to-day operations of the house. Every weekday and on Sundays members cook a communal dinner, and on Saturdays there is a communal brunch. House's council, house's governing body where all members democratically make decisions pertaining the house, meets every Sunday.
As the academic theme house of the BSC system, Cloyne has an increased number of studious spaces and lectures, including study rooms, a library, a makerspace/hackerspace (a rare case where members can both hack and live in the same building), and many lectures given by guest lecturers and members themselves. A common practice is also informal visits of UC Berkeley professors at communal dinners, allowing members to get to know them through a less formal setting. An example of a UC Berkeley faculty member visiting Cloyne is popular EECS professor John DeNero, who regularly presented about the joys of data for many semesters.
The house is known for its murals covering many of its internal walls. Murals have been made through years by members residing in the house.
Music scene
Cloyne has played a notable role in the Bay Area music scene. The bands No Doubt, Elliott Smith, Green Day, Operation Ivy, The Offspring, Rancid, Primus, 24-7 Spyz, Save Ferris, Skankin' Pickle, The Mr. T Experience, Two Gallants, Blüchunks and Rilo Kiley played at Cloyne before becoming well known. The house also hosted several lesser-known bands during its many events, presenting as many as a dozen bands in a single evening, commonly using two separate stages, though sometimes as many as four: the dining room, the lib-ed room, the basement, and the courtyard. | WIKI |
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django rest framework POST json array
Hi,
I have a problem with my API.
i’m creating simple API to load json to database.
Part of json:
....
"updateOn": "31-01-2021"
},
"simulations": [
{
"code": "option1",
"name": "option1_name",
"is_selected": "false",
"parameterValues": [
{
"parameter": "tenor",
"value": "36"
},
{
"parameter": "vatFinancing",
"value": "yes"
}
]
}
] ....
I dont now how can I save data from array “parameterValues”.
Right now I have 2 models
class QtSimulations(models.Model):
code_p = models.ForeignKey(QtOfferParam2, to_field="code", db_column="ext_id", on_delete=models.PROTECT, related_name="simulations")
name = models.CharField(max_length=50, db_column="name")
code_s = models.CharField(max_length=50, db_column="code", primary_key=True)
is_selected = models.CharField(max_length=10, db_column="is_selected")
class Meta
db_table = 'ZZ_QT_SIMULATIONS'
def __str__(self):
return self.code
class QtParameterValues2(models.Model):
simulation_code = models.ForeignKey(QtSimulations, to_field="code_s", db_column="simulation_code", on_delete=models.PROTECT, related_name="parameterValues", primary_key=True)
parameter = models.CharField(max_length=200, null=True, db_column="parameter")
value = models.CharField(max_length=10, null=True, db_column="value_p")
class Meta:
db_table = 'ZZ_QT_PARAMETER_VALUE_2'
def __str__(self):
return self.code
and serializer
class SimulationsSerializer(serializers.HyperlinkedModelSerializer):
parameterValues = ParameterValuesSerializer(many=True)
code = serializers.CharField(source = 'code_s')
class Meta:
model = QtSimulations
fields = ('code', 'name', 'is_selected', 'parameterValues')
class OfferDetailSerializer(serializers.HyperlinkedModelSerializer):
quotation = QuotationField(source='*')
simulations = SimulationsSerializer(many=True)
class Meta:
model = QtOfferParam2
fields = ['quotation', 'simulations']
def create(self, validated_data):
simulations_data = validated_data.pop('simulations')
print(simulations_data)
code = QtOfferParam2.objects.create(**validated_data)
for simulations_data in simulations_data:
simulations_data['code_p'] = code
QtSimulations.objects.create(**simulations_data)
return code
If I remove ‘parameterValues’ from “SimulationsSerializer” everything is save.
How can I save data from 'parameterValues’array to QtParameterValues2?
I tried do somthing similar to simulation but i get error
Direct assignment to the reverse side of a related set is prohibited. Use parameterValues.set() instead.
Please help me.
You’ll probably have to edit / create those entities yourself. See the documentation on Related Objects for details about the .set method.
thanks for response, I found solution. I created second loop for parameter and it’s work. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
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Trying to drag and drop a file from downloads folder to a sandisk flash drive. When I drag and drop the file it keeps jumping back to the downloads folder.
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Maybe you don't have permissions to write on the external drive or it is a file system which cannot be read.
To find out if that's the problem, open a terminal and type
lsblk
Followed by "enter". You will get something like the following output:
List of block devices
The size column will probably tell you which device is your flash drive (my usb stick in the picture has 15 GB for example). In the name column, sdx always means the whole device, sdx1 would be the first partition of the device. What you need to write down is the mountpoint of the partition (probably the first and only partition) of your flash drive, it will be something like /media/user/foo - in my screenshot you can see my usb stick mounted at sdc1 with mountpoint /media/.... If no mountpoint is specified, the flash drive is not mounted. In Ubuntu automounting is activated I think by default, so removing the drive and connecting it again should do the trick. Otherwise you need to manually mount it.
Now change to your mountpoint with entering
cd /media/user/foo
(user being the name of your login user), now you should be seeing all your folders which already exist on your flash drive when typing
ls -al
Here, the leftmost column tells you about the file permissions, it is something like
`drwxrwxrwx` or `-r-x------`
d means that this file is a directory, the first rwx are the users permissions, second rwx the group's permissions, third rwx the permissions of everybody else. r = read, w = write, x = execute. If there is a dash (-) instead of the letter itself, a certain permission is not granted. The third and fourth column tells you the user and group the files belong to. This should be your login user & its default group. If this is not the case and the permissions on the files are restricting others from writing (no w at the third triple), then you have your problem.
Now you have several possibilities to fix that:
1. Copy files with sudo:
sudo cp /home/user/Downloads/filename /media/user/foo/
this will give you temporarily root permissions to allow you copying the files. If you want to copy whole directories, you need to copy them recursively with
sudo cp -R /home/user/Downloads/directory /media/user/foo/
When prompted for a password, enter your user's login password.
2. Change the owner & group of your files: you need to go one level higher in the file system with
cd ..
Then use the following commands to change user and group of the mountpoint itself:
sudo chown -R user /media/user/foo
sudo chgrp -R group /media/user/foo
-R means recursive, which will modify the user and group of each and every file and directory inside the mountpoint and the mountpoint itself. Your default group has the same name as the user in a default installation of ubuntu, verify that by entering groups in the terminal, the first entry is your default group. Actually, you only need the first line to make it work, the second one with the group is optional.
3. If nobody is allowed to write to the flashdrive (no w in any of the three sections) you need to adjust the permissions of the files with the command
sudo chmod u+w filename
u+w will give user (u) write access (+w) to the file, which you can specify with the relative path name (the path relative to the current directory) or the absolute pathname from the root directory, which will be something like /media/user/foo/filename
If this is not helping, it might be a filesystem issue. You can use gparted to check the type of file system of the flashdrive. Type
`sudo gparted`
and select your device (you know the name from lsblk, it's something like "/dev/sdx"). Be careful with this tool because it can wipe whole disks! The column "filesystem" will be something like ntfs, ext4, fat, ... Please post your filesystem type here that we can help you further.
If you have any questions regarding the whole procedure, don't hesitate to ask :)
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Alternate way of doing the same
First create a directory to mount usb
sudo mkdir /media/external
and then
sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /media/external -o uid=1000,gid=1000,utf8,dmask=027,fmask=137
For more info, refer to this and then try copy operation
cp -r $HOME/Downloads/* /media/external
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• Some things to consider: you can't be sure the referred drive is actually /dev/sdb. Also you need to make sure it's unmounted before mounting it. The OP does not want to copy all the content from the Download folder AND there is a unwanted space between cp's - and r. – Eduardo Cola Feb 21 '16 at 21:24
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Personal trainer Terence Li offers expert tips and a killer workout routine to get the arms you've always wanted
There's something about having a well-defined set of arms that just makes you feel good, and there’s always that guy at the gym who’s got that “arms day every day” mentality, doing every exercise he can to get his biceps fired up. "100 bicep curls every day and I’ll have massive arms," right? This couldn't be further from the truth.
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Muscle-building is about rep quality, not quantity. You should also remember that building big arms isn’t just about building big biceps. The tricep muscle at the back of the arm actually constitutes over two-thirds of the typical arm circumference.
If you’re looking for a killer arm workout, try this:
A workout for killer arms
A1 and A2, B1 and B2 should be grouped together with no rest between sets. Pick a weight that allows you to hit the target reps only if you are unable to hold the cool on your face with the level of effort and intensity.
A1: Dips—5 sets of 8 reps
A2: Standing Overhead Cable Extensions—5 sets of 12 reps
B1: Reverse Grip EZ Bar Curls—5 sets of 8 reps, pause for 1 second midway through the lowering of the movement
B2: Incline Curls—5 sets of 12 reps, flex your triceps momentarily at the bottom of the movement
See also: Ask A Trainer: What's The Best Exercise For Shoulders?
Tips and tricks
A few tricks will help maintain the quality of each rep. First, emphasise full range and really feel the biceps/triceps stretch at the bottom of each movement.
Second, always control the weight—the portion of the movement where you are controlling the weight actually creates the most damage to the muscle fibres for muscle growth. If you can’t control the weight, it is too heavy. Finally, flex! Don’t try to move the weight. Try to flex your biceps/triceps against the weight.
See also: Ask A Trainer: What's Better For Me, HIIT vs. LISS?
Remember, it takes an extra 10-15lbs of overall lean bodyweight to add an inch to the circumference of your arms. So you need to be adding size to your whole body. Focus on compound movements that will make you stronger (think bench press, bent-over rows, squats and deadlifts). This is especially true for those who are at a younger training age.
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Talk:Unequal leg length
Article is contradictory LLI/LLD does not equal LLAA
The lead states clearly
"Unequal leg length (also termed leg length inequality, LLI or leg length discrepancy, LLD) is where the legs are different"
But then we read under 'Classification'
"There are two main types of leg length inequalities....The other, more common, type is seen when the legs themselves are the same length....This is called leg length alignment asymmetry (LLAA) and can be seen while lying down.[1]Unequal leg length (also termed leg length inequality, LLI or leg length discrepancy, LLD) is where the legs are different Unequal leg length (also termed leg length inequality, LLI or leg length discrepancy, LLD) is where the legs are different lengths."
By the definition given in the lead LLAA cannot be a type of LLI/LLD
As the source for the definition of the second type is a chiropractic/osteopathic journal I suspect what this means is that Chriopractors and Osteopaths may say that others practitioners diagnose LLI/LLD when they should diagnose LLAA. Unfortunately I do not have ready access to sources so would be hesitant to amend this.
I'd be interested to hear from other editors. 9and50swans (talk) 13:43, 8 September 2015 (UTC)
I have now amended the opening so that it agrees with the body of the article. However the article as it stands may now reflect the views of chiropractors and osteopaths regarding this term but may not reflect the views of other medical professionals who use the term. I personally happen to agree with the definition as given but think that to be truly useful it should reflect all views. 9and50swans (talk) 23:30, 8 September 2015 (UTC) | WIKI |
Template talk:Congresslists
See discussion of expansion/compression of this (now moved) template at Template talk:USCongress. --Mark Adler (Markles) 18:36, 1 January 2006 (UTC) | WIKI |
Reverse Conducting Power Semiconductor Device
Neophytos Lophitis (Inventor), F. Udrea (Inventor), U. Vemulapati (Inventor), L. Nistor (Inventor), M. Arnold (Inventor), J. Vobecky (Inventor), M. Rahimo (Inventor)
Research output: Patent
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Abstract
A RC power semiconductor is provided which comprises a plurality of diode cells and a plurality of GCT cells. Each GCT cell comprises a first cathode layer with at least three cathode layer regions, which are separated from each other by a base layer. In orthogonal projection onto a plane parallel to the first main side each one of the cathode layer regions is strip-shaped and a width (w, w′), wherein the diode cells alternate with the GCT cells in a lateral direction in at least a mixed part, wherein in each GCT cell, the width (w′) of each one of the two outer cathode layer regions next to a diode cell neighbouring to that GCT cell is less than the width (w) of any intermediate cathode layer region between the two outer cathode layer regions in that GCT cell.
Original languageEnglish
Patent numberUS2016284708 A1
IPCH01L 27/102,H01L 29/417,H01L 29/87
Priority date23/03/15
Filing date23/03/16
Publication statusPublished - 29 Sep 2016
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Gerald Perry (American football)
Gerald Perry (born November 12, 1964) is an American former professional football player who was an offensive tackle for eight seasons in the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for the Southern Jaguars and was selected by the Denver Broncos in the second round of the 1988 NFL draft. He started in Super Bowl XXIV for the Broncos. He was a star basketball player in high school, winning the honor of the state's Mr. Basketball in 1983 as a center for Dreher High School.
On December 27, 1989 Perry was convicted of soliciting a prostitute, and was sentenced to 15 days imprisonment. He was injured in a shooting in 2009. | WIKI |
Trump’s Towers Pale Next to Ultraluxury Buildings, Studies Show
President Trump has long claimed that residential towers and condominium hotels bearing his name in gold or silver letters were more valuable than those of his competitors. But new analyses of Trump-branded buildings in Manhattan by two separate real estate companies show that far from leading the market, the president’s aging buildings are lagging behind. Trump apartments in 2017 sold for an average of $1,741 per square foot, or 6.6 percent lower than the average Manhattan condominium, according to CityRealty, a brokerage firm. Even at Trump Tower, where Mr. Trump has a triplex, sales peaked in 2013, with average prices at $3,000 per square foot, and have fallen since then, according to Nancy Packes, a real estate marketing consultant. Sales are now running about $2,000 a square foot, about the same price as two nearby condo towers also built in the 1980s, Metropolitan Tower and Museum Tower. “The luster on Trump buildings has faded,” Ms. Packes said. And when compared with the new generation of ultraluxury buildings along Billionaire’s Row, a stretch of 57th Street that includes Trump Tower, the average Trump apartment is worth far less. The sales average, for instance, at 432 Park Avenue was $5,564; $4,051 at Time Warner Center; and $3,812 at One 57, the skyscraper at 157 57th Street, according to CityRealty. Even sales at Trump International Hotel & Tower in Columbus Circle, where the average price was more than $3,000 per square foot, paled in comparison with the building next door, 15 Central Park West, which averaged a market-leading $6,758 in 2017. The Trump Organization sharply disputed the idea that Trump apartment prices are in decline. Condominiums at Trump International, the organization said, “beat the pants off the prices” at the Time Warner Center. And comparing 35-year-old buildings with new luxury towers is unfair, it said. “Data can be manipulated to tell any story you want,” said Eric Trump, the president’s son and an executive vice president of the organization. “The fact remains, our buildings sell for the highest prices per square foot of any properties in the world,” he said. “That is undeniable.” The CityRealty Report, which is being released on Tuesday, compares the average price per square foot of 11 Trump-named buildings in New York with the average price for Manhattan condos, from 2007 through 2017. At the request of The New York Times, Ms. Packes compared the average price per square foot for Trump buildings with the average prices of similar condominiums built at roughly the same time. “The prices most Trump condos are now selling for no longer merit the luxury designation,” the CityRealty report said. “In part, this is simply a function of the age of the buildings,” as luxury buildings built over the past decade sell for more, the report said. But, brokers say, the difference is about more than just age. The features, amenities and styles that define ultraluxury have changed drastically since Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue opened in 1983, or Trump World Tower opened in 2001, near the United Nations. And foreign buyers, who dominate the top of the residential market in New York, are gravitating to the latest buildings on the market. “Everybody wants the newest, coolest apartment with the most amenities, the newest architect,” said Dolly Lenz, a broker who represents high-end buyers and sellers. “The aesthetics have also changed. Back then, brass and gold was cool. Today, the aesthetic is much more minimalist. They show their status through art, so they need very high ceilings.” All this is a far cry from how the Trump brand was perceived in the 1980s and 1990s, when Mr. Trump was building his condominium portfolio. He started building his first eponymous building in 1980, the Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, between 56th and 57th Streets, when the city was emerging from a long period of economic and fiscal crisis. He was one of the rare developers at the time to build luxury condos. But he thought he had a great location and a hefty tax break to boot. Even before he sold the first condo at the Trump Tower, Mr. Trump told The New York Times in 1980 that projects with his name on them were “25 percent more valuable.” The original marketing brochure for the bronze Trump Tower likened it to a “precision-cut diamond” that epitomized elegance, sophistication and beau monde with the highest prices and an entrance “inaccessible to the public.” The claim that luxury buyers paid a premium for Trump condos became part of the Trump marketing strategy. It was the key reason in the 1990s that General Electric selected Mr. Trump to convert its Gulf & Western Building at Columbus Circle into what became Trump International Hotel & Tower, recalled Barbara Corcoran, a businesswoman and television personality who was a prominent broker at the time in its sales and marketing. “It was the only brand known to consumers at the time,” Ms. Corcoran said, adding that buyers did pay a premium, though not as much as Mr. Trump claimed. He did get top dollar for the apartments at Trump Tower and did well with his other buildings. By 1997, he had two buildings — Trump Tower and Trump Palace — on the Corcoran company’s list of top 10 sales per square foot. And six apartments at Trump International placed in Corcoran’s top 10 list of sales by price. Ms. Packes traces the Trump brand’s decline in New York to the recession in 2008. As the market recovered and then took off in 2013, prices at Trump properties stayed flat or declined, compared with contemporary buildings and a new generation of ultraluxury buildings, like 432 Park Avenue or 15 Central Park West. Sale prices at Trump Park Avenue have fallen since 2013 to the point where the average price is less than its contemporaries, the Chatham, at 181 East 65th Street, and 515 Park Avenue. “The overwhelming majority of the buildings that carry the Trump name,” she said, “underperformed the comparable building or buildings after the Lehman crisis.” Brokers, political analysts and apartment buyers have speculated about how the turmoil and division after Mr. Trump’s election might affect the value of his brand, both in heavily Democratic New York and in the world. The evidence is mixed. Certainly, Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., has done well, filling its rooms with lobbyists and visiting dignitaries and turning a profit, according to the Trump Organization. Donald Trump Jr., who is running the family company with his brother Eric, was recently in India pitching apartments in five Trump-branded projects in different cities. The Trump Organization has not built a condominium tower in a decade, but Mr. Trump is the rare developer who can license his name for buildings erected and financed by others. The Trump Organization and local developers claim that the Trump apartments in India are selling for 30 percent more than the average luxury units in Mumbai, Gurgaon and Kolkata. But in Toronto, the Trump International Hotel and Tower was renamed Adelaide Hotel Toronto. And last week, a worker pried the silver T-R-U-M-P letters off a troubled hotel and residential condominium in Panama City. The Trump name also came off Trump Soho, a hotel and condominium in Manhattan and three adjoining rental buildings on the West Side of Manhattan, where anti-Trump sentiment is high. A condominium nearby, at 200 Riverside Boulevard, is also in court seeking to peel away the Trump name. | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
Colorectal Cancer
Colon Cancer
More than 1 million people have survived colorectal cancer in the U.S. We’ve helped thousands do so, right here in Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula.
Colon cancer is cancer that develops in the colon, the longest segment of the large intestine. Rectal cancer forms in the rectum, the last 6 inches of the large intestine leading to the anus. The term colorectal cancer refers to both colon and rectal cancer.
Over the past 20 years, survival rates for colorectal cancer have steadily increased. Green Bay Oncology is at the forefront of new research and technology to help with more effective forms of radiation and chemotherapy that have contributed to that increase. In fact, we have successfully treated more cases than any other provider in the region.
In addition to having more cancer-fighting doctors, Green Bay Oncology is one of only two participants in the National Cancer Institute’s Community Oncology Research Program. That means we’re able to conduct national-level clinical trials for colorectal cancer right here in our communities. To find out more about clinical trials and all of our colorectal cancer treatment options, schedule an appointment with one of our experts.
Colorectal cancer diagnosis
Most people with early colorectal cancer don’t have symptoms of the disease. Complicating the matter is that symptoms are often caused by conditions other than colorectal cancer, including hemorrhoids or inflammatory bowel disease. That’s why we recommend screening tests, such as a colonoscopy, for those 50 and over, and at a younger age for those at higher risk.
Reliable and accurate information is critical as you navigate this disease. We’re here to answer any questions you may have and to listen to your concerns. We welcome you to schedule a consultation with one of our colorectal cancer experts. We also recommend several reputable sources on the Internet, including the American Cancer Society, National Cancer Institute, and American Society of Clinical Oncology.
Why does colorectal cancer occur?
Most cases are random, but people at increased risk include those with precancerous polyps, a genetic predisposition, a strong family history, or those who suffer from Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis. Other risk factors include obesity, smoking and excessive alcohol consumption. Some research suggests that eating grilled red meat may also increase the risk.
How is colorectal cancer treated?
Treatment depends on several factors, including the stage of the cancer, your overall health and your preferences for treatment. We will listen to you, offer suggestions, and work with you to determine the best course of treatment and the one with which you are most comfortable. Methods of colorectal cancer treatment include surgery, chemotherapy and radiation.
Surgery:
Surgery is performed to remove cancer cells. Modern surgery can preserve normal, or near-normal, bowel function for most patients. This means that a colostomy, surgery that brings one end of the large intestine out through the abdominal wall to drain feces, is no longer the norm. When a colostomy is required, it is usually temporary.
Chemotherapy:
Chemotherapy eradicates cancer cells through the use of anti-cancer medication. Colon cancer chemotherapy treatments usually continue for a six-month period. Side effects vary from person to person, but fortunately the side effects are moderate for most patients. We will fully explain what you are likely to experience and discuss current medications and other methods available to best alleviate as much discomfort as possible.
Radiation:
Used to treat most rectal cancer, radiation is a form of light therapy that destroys cancerous tissue. Treatment usually lasts for one to two months. Side effects may include diarrhea and rectal irritation.
Clinical Trials:
New treatment options are continually being developed. As the region’s only participant in the National Cancer Institute’s Community Clinical Oncology Program, we conduct national-level clinical trials right here in our communities and help to identify new ways to detect, diagnose, and treat cancer.
Types of treatment by stage of colorectal cancer
Staging indicates the severity of a person’s cancer and is integral in determining the appropriate treatment.
stage 1
Stage 1 colorectal cancer is confined to inside the bowel and hasn’t spread to the bowel wall. Standard treatment for Stage 1 colorectal cancer involves surgery to remove the cancer and a small amount of the tissue around the tumor. Additional treatments are usually not needed.
stage 2
Colorectal: Stage 2 colorectal cancer has invaded the bowel wall but has not spread outside the colon or into nearby lymph nodes.
Rectal: Stage 2 rectal cancers are usually treated with chemotherapy and radiation before surgery, followed by removal of the remaining cancer cells through surgery.
Colon: In stage 2 colon cancer, surgery to remove the cancer cells is usually the only procedure required, although chemotherapy may be needed in high-risk patients.
stage 3
Colorectal: Stage 3 involves the bowel and nearby lymph nodes but has not yet spread to other parts of the body. Treatment may be largely the same as that for stage 2 colon or rectal cancers: Tumors that are small enough and have not grown into nearby tissues may be removed by surgery, followed by radiation therapy. However, there are some differences in stage 3 colon and rectal treatments.
Rectal: Stage 3 rectal cancer is treated with chemotherapy and radiation prior to surgery, followed by removal of the remaining cancer cells through surgical procedures.
Colon: Surgery and chemotherapy are used to treat stage 3 colon cancer.
stage 4
Stage 4 colorectal cancer has spread to other organs, including the liver, lungs, peritoneum or ovaries. Treatment options for Stage 4 depend to some extent on how extensively the cancer has spread throughout the rest of the body. If the cancer cells have not spread beyond the liver, surgery is a viable treatment option. If the cancer has spread widely throughout the body, a combination of surgery, chemotherapy and radiation treatments are a common approach.
MORE COLORECTAL CANCER RESOURCES:
For more information on colorectal cancer and related treatment options, we recommend the following resources: | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Michael Terrizzi
The result was keep. Tone 07:52, 10 September 2020 (UTC)
Michael Terrizzi
* – ( View AfD View log Stats )
Former collegiate and NFL quarterback, but fails WP:NGRIDIRON notability guideline as he was cut from the San Francisco 49ers and didn't play in any games as a professional. The remaining claims are around a law degree and practice, but lack WP:RS citations to establish notability. Article has been tagged for 9 years and seems to have been created by a SPA. UW Dawgs (talk) 06:15, 3 September 2020 (UTC)
* Delete a non-notable football player.John Pack Lambert (talk) 14:46, 3 September 2020 (UTC)
* Note: This discussion has been included in the list of Sportspeople-related deletion discussions. Coolabahapple (talk) 12:37, 5 September 2020 (UTC)
* Note: This discussion has been included in the list of American football-related deletion discussions. Coolabahapple (talk) 12:37, 5 September 2020 (UTC)
* Keep. The article as it existed pre-AfD was in poor shape with some material that can likely be viewed as promotional. I have edited the article to render it more neutral and have also added some sourcing. That said, WP:NGRIDIRON is an inclusionary standard rather than an exlusionary one. Football players can still qualify under WP:GNG. Here, Terrizzi was a starting quarterback for a Power Five program and received GNG-level coverage. Examples include: this, this, this, and this. Cbl62 (talk) 16:23, 5 September 2020 (UTC)
* Keep Meets GNG per the sources from Cbl62. ~ EDDY ( talk / contribs )~ 18:08, 5 September 2020 (UTC)
* Keep per Cbl62. Jweiss11 (talk) 18:41, 5 September 2020 (UTC)
* Keep As expanded, the article provides the reliable and verifiable sources needed to meet the notability standard. Alansohn (talk) 01:20, 6 September 2020 (UTC)
* Keep. Meets WP:GNG and WP:BASIC, per Cbl62's sources. The article should probably be retitled to Mike Terrizzi per WP:COMMONNAME, as that appears to be the name he was known as during his football career. Ejgreen77 (talk) 06:40, 6 September 2020 (UTC)
* Speedy keep per Cbl62. KingSkyLord (talk | contribs) 14:34, 6 September 2020 (UTC)
* Keep - I've looked over Cbl's four sources, and they all look like independent significant coverage. Most Power 5 conference full-time starting quarterbacks get GNG coverage, and this guy isn't an exception. Hog Farm Bacon 18:56, 7 September 2020 (UTC)
* Keep generally big-ten starting quarterbacks generate enough press to surpass WP:GNG. Board membership in several football organizations also speak to WP:IMPACT. Mix that all together and it seems to me that several notability measures are met.--Paul McDonald (talk) 01:12, 8 September 2020 (UTC)
| WIKI |
Altierre Names Tony Alvarez CEO
Tony Alvarez takes CEO position to steer strategic growth as the Internet-of-Things drives digital retail and physical convergence.
SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The Board of Altierre Corp., an industry leader in wireless Internet-of-Things (IoT) technology, announces the appointment of Tony Alvarez as chief executive officer, effective immediately.
Tony brings wide-ranging management and leadership expertise demonstrated at C-Level Executive and Board positions of numerous innovative companies, most notably in the semiconductor industry.
“We are thrilled to welcome Tony on board. Tony’s deep knowledge and leadership experience in operations, strategy, and technology will further accelerate Altierre’s growth in the digital retail and IoT markets,” said Alex Wong, Managing Director at D.E. Shaw & Co., an Altierre Board Member.
“I am incredibly excited to join the Altierre team. It is a tremendous opportunity. Altierre’s unique intelligent dynamic hopping technology infrastructure, seamless bi-directional messaging, and ultra low-energy system requirements have already helped retailers in the battle against Amazon. Altierre’s technology provides insights and capabilities that were previously available only to online retailers,” Alvarez said.
Alvarez’s most recent management experience includes serving as Chairman at SunEdison Semiconductor; Board Member at SunEdison and ChipMOS Technology; COO at Aptina and Advanced Analogic Technology, as well as CEO at Leadis Technology.
Altierre's patented technology, infrastructure and solution suite is already driving IoT adoption and digital connectivity in the United States and Europe. But the market opportunity to engage customers on a 1:1 basis, sharpen operational precision and enhance company performance is only just now unfolding.
Altierre’s wireless IoT system features ultra-low energy requirements, bi-directional messaging and solutions that provide brick-and-mortar retailers with the same agility as online merchants to continuously monitor, detect, flag and seize net profit opportunities across all areas of the business. Altierre’s patented system operates flawlessly in any store environment regardless of temperature extremes, line-of-sight barriers or concurrent channel frequency activity. Incorporated in 2003, Altierre is headquartered in San Jose, Calif. For more information, visit: http://www.altierre.com/
View source version on businesswire.com : http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180112005113/en/
The Blueshirt Group (for Altierre)
Jeff Fox, 415-828-8298
jeff@blueshirtgroup.com
Source: Altierre | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
Talk:Back to the Pilot/GA1
GA Review
The edit link for this section can be used to add comments to the review.''
Reviewer: Glimmer721 (talk · contribs) 22:43, 5 December 2011 (UTC)
Hello, I will be reviewing this shortly. I've never seen Family Guy, but while I've never reviewed any of its articles I've reviewed many other episode articles. The main reason I chose this one is because I am very interested in time travel. Glimmer721 talk 22:43, 5 December 2011 (UTC)
Comments
* The fact the episode was announced at Comic-con is not important enough to be in the lead.
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* "The family continually pauses for cutaways..." What are cutaways? I assume it was something common in the early days of animating Family Guy, but I looked up the word and the definitions did not match. Is there a page you could link it to?
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* "Stewie finds Brian and the two then attempt to return to the present, but find that the transportation device's batteries are running low and moved only a bit forward in time." Moved a bit forward from the time they are in or the time they are trying to go to?
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* How does the previous episode (used as the ref) support the statement that Bianchi directed the episode shortly after the ninth production season? Ditto with the fact Ron Jones has worked on the show since its inception and the fact Warbuton and Viener were "recurring voice actors".
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* Meg is overlinked in the production section. Not to mention I've delinked Seth McFarlane twice in the reception section.
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* Mila Kunis replaced Chabert as Meg, but she had a role in The 70's show during the first season. Is this trying to imply that Kunis was Meg after the first season? And Chabert then left after the first season because of schoolwork?
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* "The episode's ratings increased slightly from the previous week's episode..." By how much?
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* Identify that it is the A.V. Club reviewer who called it "an episode of Family Guy that rewards every viewer who liked the show in the past".
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* The fact the Daily Mail is "a British right-wing tabloid" needs a reference; it is not neutral to say that without, because it implies (to me, anyway) that the episode is being defended because this was a silly source. "British tabloid" would be more neutral.
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* Capitalize/wikilink Holocaust?
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* How can the Time magazine's writer "continue" on from the Daily Mail?
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* Isn't the Entertainment Weekly criticism reported just what the Daily Mail said? It is a little repetative. I don't recommend removing it but instead say something like "Entertainment Weekly also thought the show had gone too far with the reference".
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* Name the writers of the reports in Entertainment Weekly and Deadline.
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* Not sure the image really represents the episode well. After all, it is from the first episode (according to the caption). An image of Stewie interacting with his past self may be more appropriate and fitting. We cannot see the contrast between the animation styles well. The animation style is not discussed in the production section like the fair-use rationale says.
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* Is there anything else that could be added to the production section?
* Done. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
That's about it. I'll place this on hold. I believe the article should pass once these issues have been fixed.
* Your concerns have been addressed. Gage (talk) 05:11, 9 December 2011 (UTC)
* It looks much better now and that new image illustrates both the time travel element and the animation style better than I envisioned it to. Great job! I will pass this. Glimmer721 talk 00:35, 10 December 2011 (UTC) | WIKI |
/*******************************/ /* GENERATED FILE, DO NOT EDIT */ /*******************************/ #include #include "xbt.h" /*******************************/ /* GENERATED FILE, DO NOT EDIT */ /*******************************/ # 419 "xbt/ex.c" #include #include "xbt/ex.h" XBT_TEST_UNIT("controlflow",test_controlflow, "basic nested control flow") { xbt_ex_t ex; volatile int n=1; xbt_test_add0("basic nested control flow"); TRY { if (n != 1) xbt_test_fail1("M1: n=%d (!= 1)", n); n++; TRY { if (n != 2) xbt_test_fail1("M2: n=%d (!= 2)", n); n++; THROW0(unknown_error,0,"something"); } CATCH (ex) { if (n != 3) xbt_test_fail1("M3: n=%d (!= 3)", n); n++; xbt_ex_free(ex); } n++; TRY { if (n != 5) xbt_test_fail1("M2: n=%d (!= 5)", n); n++; THROW0(unknown_error,0,"something"); } CATCH (ex) { if (n != 6) xbt_test_fail1("M3: n=%d (!= 6)", n); n++; RETHROW; n++; } xbt_test_fail1("MX: n=%d (shouldn't reach this point)", n); } CATCH(ex) { if (n != 7) xbt_test_fail1("M4: n=%d (!= 7)", n); n++; xbt_ex_free(ex); } if (n != 8) xbt_test_fail1("M5: n=%d (!= 8)", n); } XBT_TEST_UNIT("value",test_value,"exception value passing") { xbt_ex_t ex; TRY { THROW0(unknown_error, 2, "toto"); } CATCH(ex) { xbt_test_add0("exception value passing"); if (ex.category != unknown_error) xbt_test_fail1("category=%d (!= 1)", ex.category); if (ex.value != 2) xbt_test_fail1("value=%d (!= 2)", ex.value); if (strcmp(ex.msg,"toto")) xbt_test_fail1("message=%s (!= toto)", ex.msg); xbt_ex_free(ex); } } XBT_TEST_UNIT("variables",test_variables,"variable value preservation") { xbt_ex_t ex; int r1, r2; volatile int v1, v2; r1 = r2 = v1 = v2 = 1234; TRY { r2 = 5678; v2 = 5678; THROW0(unknown_error, 0, "toto"); } CATCH(ex) { xbt_test_add0("variable preservation"); if (r1 != 1234) xbt_test_fail1("r1=%d (!= 1234)", r1); if (v1 != 1234) xbt_test_fail1("v1=%d (!= 1234)", v1); /* r2 is allowed to be destroyed because not volatile */ if (v2 != 5678) xbt_test_fail1("v2=%d (!= 5678)", v2); xbt_ex_free(ex); } } XBT_TEST_UNIT("cleanup",test_cleanup,"cleanup handling") { xbt_ex_t ex; volatile int v1; int c; xbt_test_add0("cleanup handling"); v1 = 1234; c = 0; TRY { v1 = 5678; THROW0(1, 2, "blah"); } CLEANUP { if (v1 != 5678) xbt_test_fail1("v1 = %d (!= 5678)", v1); c = 1; } CATCH(ex) { if (v1 != 5678) xbt_test_fail1("v1 = %d (!= 5678)", v1); if (!(ex.category == 1 && ex.value == 2 && !strcmp(ex.msg,"blah"))) xbt_test_fail0("unexpected exception contents"); xbt_ex_free(ex); } if (!c) xbt_test_fail0("xbt_ex_free not executed"); } /* * The following is the example included in the documentation. It's a good * idea to check its syntax even if we don't try to run it. * And actually, it allows to put comments in the code despite doxygen. */ static char *mallocex(int size) { return NULL; } #define SMALLAMOUNT 10 #define TOOBIG 100000000 #if 0 /* this contains syntax errors, actually */ static void bad_example(void) { struct {char*first;} *globalcontext; ex_t ex; /* BAD_EXAMPLE */ TRY { char *cp1, *cp2, *cp3; cp1 = mallocex(SMALLAMOUNT); globalcontext->first = cp1; cp2 = mallocex(TOOBIG); cp3 = mallocex(SMALLAMOUNT); strcpy(cp1, "foo"); strcpy(cp2, "bar"); } CLEANUP { if (cp3 != NULL) free(cp3); if (cp2 != NULL) free(cp2); if (cp1 != NULL) free(cp1); } CATCH(ex) { printf("cp3=%s", cp3); RETHROW; } /* end_of_bad_example */ } #endif typedef struct {char *first;} global_context_t; static void good_example(void) { global_context_t *global_context=malloc(sizeof(global_context_t)); xbt_ex_t ex; /* GOOD_EXAMPLE */ { /*01*/ char * volatile /*03*/ cp1 = NULL /*02*/; char * volatile /*03*/ cp2 = NULL /*02*/; char * volatile /*03*/ cp3 = NULL /*02*/; TRY { cp1 = mallocex(SMALLAMOUNT); global_context->first = cp1; cp1 = NULL /*05 give away*/; cp2 = mallocex(TOOBIG); cp3 = mallocex(SMALLAMOUNT); strcpy(cp1, "foo"); strcpy(cp2, "bar"); } CLEANUP { /*04*/ printf("cp3=%s", cp3 == NULL /*02*/ ? "" : cp3); if (cp3 != NULL) free(cp3); if (cp2 != NULL) free(cp2); /*05 cp1 was given away */ } CATCH(ex) { /*05 global context untouched */ RETHROW; } } /* end_of_good_example */ } /*******************************/ /* GENERATED FILE, DO NOT EDIT */ /*******************************/ | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
In [ ]:
from ipycanvas import Canvas
Gradients
Unlike the Web2DCanvas, the color stops must be passed as a list of color stops when creating the gradient. Once created, the gradient is read-only, it cannot be modified.
LinearGradient
In [ ]:
canvas = Canvas(width=700, height=50)
In [ ]:
gradient = canvas.create_linear_gradient(
0, 0, # Start position (x0, y0)
700, 0, # End position (x1, y1)
# List of color stops
[
(0, 'red'),
(1 / 6, 'orange'),
(2 / 6, 'yellow'),
(3 / 6, 'green'),
(4 / 6, 'blue'),
(5 / 6, '#4B0082'),
(1, 'violet')
]
)
In [ ]:
canvas.fill_style = gradient
In [ ]:
canvas.fill_rect(0, 0, 700, 50)
In [ ]:
canvas
RadialGradient
In [ ]:
canvas2 = Canvas(width=570, height=200)
In [ ]:
radial_gradient = canvas2.create_radial_gradient(
238, 50, 10, # Start circle (x0, y0, r0)
238, 50, 300, # End circle (x1, y1, r1)
[
(0, '#8ED6FF'),
(1, '#004CB3'),
]
)
In [ ]:
canvas2.fill_style = radial_gradient
In [ ]:
canvas2.fill_rect(0, 0, 570, 200)
In [ ]:
canvas2 | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
Shifting dullness
In medicine, shifting dullness refers to a sign elicited on physical examination for ascites (fluid in the peritoneal cavity).
The test is performed by first percussing the midline of the abdomen to elicit a resonant note due to gas in the abdomen. If there is no area of resonance, then the test cannot be performed. Percussion is then moved progressively more laterally (away from the examiner) – this is depicted as the red section in the diagram on the right – until the note becomes dull, as depicted by the green section. The examiner's index finger remains on the resonant side, and the middle finger remains on the dull side, straddling the fluid-air level. The patient is then asked to lean on their right lateral side (assuming the examiner used the traditional right-sided approach). This stabilises the patient by positioning them between the examiner's hands and body. It is imperative that the examiner's fingers stay in the same position. After waiting sufficient time for any fluid to shift (up to 30 seconds), the dull position is then percussed. It may now be resonant. The percussion may now be performed down the anterior side until a new dullness is found. To confirm a positive result it is recommended that the now resonant area become dull again when the patient is back in the supine position.
If the borders between tympanitic (resonant) and dull notes remain the same, the person probably does not have ascites, or has less than 2 litres of free fluid present. If the fluid causing the dullness was not free, then the air-fluid level would not move. Shifting dullness is usually present if the volume of ascitic fluid is up to 500 mL ml. If low volume ascites is suspected, then an attempt to elicit the puddle sign may be performed. | WIKI |
Relationships With Food
It can be hard to understand why people choose the foods they choose to eat. The relationship between food, our minds and our bodies is a complex one. When most people think about weight management, they think about food or the restriction of certain foods. This is only a small part of the whole picture. Without this fundamental understanding, any other nutritional knowledge you may gain might be useless.
Eating habits or food habits refer to why and how we eat, which foods are chosen, ways to obtain foods and who we eat with. Below is a list of common factors.
1. Habit – This affects everybody. The types of food we eat and our eating behaviour is predominantly habitual. By this we mean that very often we eat the same types of food at the same time and in the same way because it is learnt behaviour. For example, how we prepare our coffee – with cream and two sugars and a biscuit on the side.
2. Social – Social influences include our upbringing, cultural background and religion. The influence of peer pressure from loved ones, colleagues and friends is also likely to affect our food choices as well as work-related issues such as income and work schedule.
3. Emotions – Our mood, emotional status and psychological well-being will affect our food choices. We can also be affected by media campaigns, celebrity endorsements, fad diets, food scares and other such external influences.
4. Senses – The way food looks, smells, sounds, tastes and feels (its texture) can all have a major influence on whether we choose to eat it or not. The way in which food connects to our senses is widely used in food marketing campaigns to increase sales.
5. Physiological – Physiological influences relate to the body’s need to stay alive, i.e. its physiological need. Factors such as hormones which can be related to stress, pregnancy and illness etc. have a profound effect on our food choices.
6. Sports participation and exercise – It can be hard to maintain a balanced diet, especially if you are in a sport where you need to maintain the lightest weight possible!
Constant bad habits lead to a gain in weight
The term obese describes a person who’s very overweight, with a lot of body fat.
It’s a common problem in the UK that’s estimated to affect around 1 in every 4 adults and around 1 in every 5 children aged 10 to 11, according to the NHS.
Obesity levels in the UK have more than trebled in the last 30 years and, on current estimates, more than half the population could be obese by 2050.
The cause of the rapid rise in obesity has been blamed on our modern lifestyles, including the prevalence of the car, TVs, computers, desk-bound jobs and high-calorie food. Today’s obesity levels are more than three times what they were in 1980, when only 6% of men and 8% of women were obese.
Most people who become obese put on weight gradually between the ages of 20 and 40, but there is some suggestion that the path is set in early childhood.
Obesity is now considered a world-wide epidemic. Contrary to popular belief, it is not caused by eating too much of any one nutrient, it is just caused by eating too many calories compared to what we need. Calories (energy) are provided by the nutrients carbohydrate, fat, protein and also alcohol. Having too many calories provided by any or all of these, over and above what the body really needs, means we store extra calories as body fat/weight.
Body fat is comprised of millions of fat cells, also called adipocytes, with the average adult having around 40 billion. The weight of adipose tissue is about 20 percent of body weight, making it one of the biggest organs in the body.
Fat can be defined by where it’s found in the body: subcutaneous fat is located just below the surface of the skin while visceral fat is found in the abdominal cavity, surrounding the internal organs.
Furthermore, there are two types of adipose tissue: White and brown. White adipose tissue is primarily used as an energy reserve and brown adipose tissue functions to generate heat.
Adipose tissue has been identified as an endocrine organ because of its production of signalling proteins, which influence several important functions including glucose and lipid metabolism, blood coagulation and insulin sensitivity. Excessive adipose tissue has been shown to disrupt the normal endocrine functions of fat cells and can negatively affect health.
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Iain Sutherland (conductor)
Iain Sutherland (Glasgow, 1936) is a British conductor. In 1966 he was appointed Conductor of the BBC Scottish Radio Orchestra) in Glasgow. Previously he had been an orchestral and session violinist in London playing in the LPO, Philharmonia, RPO and ECO under such conductors as Boult, Sargent, Groves, Solti and Klemperer. Sutherland was the conductor of the BBC Scottish Radio Orchestra until a major restructuring was initiated by BBC in 1972 to reduce its coverage of "light" music, in favour of "pop" music. His remit with the BBC SRO included TV as well as Radio. He was Musical Director for many Light Entertainment series with Stanley Baxter, Kenneth McKellar, Moira Anderson and Andy Stewart The orchestra was officially closed in 1981.
In 1973 Sutherland returned to London and was regularly invited by BBC Radio 2 as guest conductor of the BBC Concert Orchestra for the "Friday Night Is Music Night" programme. From 1988 to 1995 he was the principal conductor of the BBC Radio Orchestrauntil it too it was disbanded. During this time he regularly conducted other orchestras across Europe and the UK. These included the London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, The Hallé, English Chamber Orchestra, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Slovak Philharmonic, Graz Symphony, BRTN Philharmonic (Brussels), NDR Philharmonic (Hannover), Dessau Philharmonic, Brazilian National Symphony, Flemish Radio Philharmonic, Maribor Philharmonic, BR Radio Orchestra (Munich), Cape Philharmonic Orchestra (Cape Town) and the orchestras of SWF (Kaiserslautern), NRK (Oslo) and NOS (Hilversum), and the national youth orchestras of Scotland and Norway. During these decades his international career included giving the world premieres of Malcolm Arnold's "Irish Dances", Edward Harper's "Etude for Orchestra ", Robert Farnon's Third Symphony (Edinburgh), John Dankworth's "Escapade" for jazz quartet and chamber orchestra, the British premiere of Darius Millhaud's "A Frenchman in New York", the Scandinavian premiere of Korngold's Violin Concerto, alongside premieres of the symphonic version of the Mike Oldfield/ David Bedford "Tubular Bells" in Glasgow, "Movimentos para Don Jose Haydn" by Rene Staar in Graz and "Rhapsody Brasillieros" by Ney Rosauro in Rio de Janeiro.
In 1988 he was invited to form the City of Glasgow Philharmonic Orchestra, in preparation for Glasgow City of Culture 1990. His unique "Pops at the Philharmonic" concerts inspired by the Boston Pops proved to be very successful drawing full houses which he continued to conduct until he resigned in 1997. Between 1988 and 2008 he conducted annually at Kenwood House, Glamis Castle and other stately homes during the annual Summer Proms Season. From 1999 until 2008 he was principal guest conductor at the annual English Haydn Festival, which ran for two weeks in the lovely market town of Bridgnorth under the direction of the eminent Austrian Professor H.C Robbins-Landon. Changes to the funding, co-incidental with the death of John Reid, the leader of the unique period-instrument orchestra, brought about the demise of this internationally famous corner of English culture. International soloists with whom he has performed in concert include Larry Adler; Moira Anderson; Nicola Benedetti; Shirley Bassey; Alfie Boe; Sarah Brightman; Ronald Brautigam; Marlene Dietrich; Helga Dernesch; Maria Ewing; Michael Feinstein; James Galway; Evelyn Glennie; Chloe Hanslip; Nigel Kennedy; Elaine Stritch; the Labèque sisters; Julian Lloyd Webber; Tasmin Little; Benjamin Luxon; Kenneth McKellar; Sherrill Milnes; Julia Migenes: Denis O'Neill; Joshua Rifkin; George Shearing; Nicky Spence;Mel Tormé; Robert Tear; Willard White, Pretty Yende.
Iain Sutherland's varied repertoire encompasses baroque, classical, romantic and contemporary works as well as the light repertoire of Vienna, Hollywood, Broadway and International Light Music. He conducted Britten's "War Requiem" twice in Bratislava with the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus commemorating the anniversary of the end of WW2, and the Mozart "Requiem" in the City of London with the London Orpheus Chorus and Philharmonic Orchestra on 7th.July,2008, the first anniversary of the London "7/7" terrorist attack.
Iain Sutherland was Musical Director for a series of BBC radio recordings of classic musicals: "Guys and Dolls"; "Finian's Rainbow"; "My Fair Lady"; "The Music Man"; "Kiss Me, Kate"; "Sweet Charity" and Stephen Sondheim's legendary "Follies" which was recorded "live" at a Gala concert at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane which Sondheim attended. All-star casts for these recordings included: John Barrowman, Tom Conti, Mary Carew, Anita Dobson, Jim Dale, Janie Dee, Marilyn Hill Smith, Bonnie Langford, Julia Migenes, Julia McKenzie, Ron Moody, Donna McKechnie, Claire Moore, Milo O'Shea, Denis Quilley and Elizabeth Seal. For NDR Hanover he recorded Bernstein's "Candide" and "West Side Story" with the NDR Philharmonic and Principal artists of Hanover Opera.
Recordings: "Hail Caledonia:Scotland in Music"(2022) Somm Ariadne(A spectacular album full of inspirational melodies that go straight to the heart: Classic Music Daily): "Favourite Orchestral Classics(2021) Somm Ariadne; *Great Classics of Film Music Vol.2"(2020);"Great Classics of Film Music"(2019); Somm Ariadne; "Sailing By-25 Brirish Light Classics"(2019);"Leroy Anderson Favourites"(2016):(his performances of music of this character are endemic to a conductor who seems to have these pieces as part of his cardio-vascular system, this attractive music benefitting hugely from the quality this gifted conductor brings to it): Musical Opinion (2016): •"Orient Express: 20 Light Classics Europe and beyond" (2014):•"Manhattan Playboys:American Light Classics" (2013)*"The Merrymakers:British Light Classics" (2012):•"In London Town: A musical tour of the historic sights of London" (2011). •"Scotland's Tunes of Glory": "The Classics Collection" (4 albums; Scottish/Irish/Viennese/Christmas).•"Schindler's List" with Tasmin Little: •"Simply Maria" with Maria Ewing, and •"Waltzing In The Clouds"(The music of Robert Stolz) with Julia Migenes, on BBC Records. To mark the centenary of Leonard Bernstein(2018), his album," BERNSTEIN: BROADWAY to HOLLYWOOD", was released on SOMM RECORDS, conducting the HANNOVER PHILHARMONIE. "Symphonic Dances WEST SIDE STORY": "CANDIDE OVERTURE": "FANCY FREE (Complete Ballet)": "ON THE WATERFRONT SYMPHONIC SUITE": "Two Dance Episodes ON THE TOWN". ("Iain Sutherland's performances of Bernstein's more well-known orchestral pieces in musical understanding could hardly be bettered"). MUSICAL OPINION.
In 2015, Iain Sutherland was awarded the Gold Badge of Merit by the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors for Lifetime Achievement and his unique contribution to British music.
He has also been honoured to conduct for many Royal Charity concerts including the Royal Variety Performance in the presence of HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother at the Palladium; and with star soloists and the English Chamber Orchestra at St. James's Palace, Whitehall Palace, the Barbican and the Royal Albert Hall, attended by the Royal Patrons of the charities involved: TRHs Princess Margaret, Princess Diana, Princess Alexandra, the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Gloucester.
Laying aside his baton he has taken part in many varied radio and television programmes including the panel game "Call My Bluff", and he has also been a guest debater at the Oxford Union. Iain Sutherland is also highly regarded for his many light orchestral compositions and arrangements, played regularly on Classic FM and Scala Radio; he is a "Featured Performer" on Classic FM.
Iain Sutherland is married to former Harrods fashion model Barbara Williams. He is not related to fellow-conductor Gavin Sutherland nor to the late pop singer Iain Sutherland of the Sutherland Brothers. His interests are history, current affairs, good food and wine and following the fluctuating fortunes of Partick Thistle and Chelsea. | WIKI |
132 A.3d 332
Daniel M. MENSAH v. MCT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION.
No. 54,
Sept. Term, 2015.
Court of Appeals of Maryland.
Feb. 24, 2016.
Brian M. Maul (The Law Office of Brian M. Maul, LLC, Frederick, MD), on brief, for Petitioner.
Peter C. Nanov (Steven M. Schrier, Schrier, Tolin & Wag-man, LLC, Rockville, MD), on brief, for Respondent.
Argued before: BARBERA, C.J., BATTAGLIA, GREENE, ADKINS, McDonald, WATTS and HOTTEN, JJ.
BATTAGLIA, J.
Daniel M. Mensah, Petitioner, while living in Maryland, in 2006, opened a personal line of credit as well as a credit card account with MCT Federal Credit Union (“MCT”), Respondent. Mr. Mensah, over the next several years, accumulated $19,657.66 in credit card debt and amassed $14,951.55 on the line of credit. MCT filed two complaints in 2010 against Mr. Mensah in the District Court of Maryland for Montgomery County, one for the outstanding balance on the credit card account and another for the money owed on the line of credit. Mr. Mensah, by the time of the filings, had moved to Texas. After several failed attempts at service of Mr. Mensah, substitute service was achieved. Mr. Mensah failed to answer either complaint, and MCT was awarded default judgments in the amount of $21,270.12 on the credit card claim and $15,848.64 on the line of credit. Mr. Mensah failed to note any appeal.
MCT, in 2013, secured two writs of garnishment in the same actions from the District Court pursuant to Sections 15-601 through 15-606 of the Commercial Law Article, Maryland Code (1978, 2013 Repl.Vol.), as implemented by Rule 3-646. The writs were served on the resident agent of Mr. Mensah’s employer, BASF, as well as on its payroll department in New Jersey. Although BASF answered and did not contest the garnishment, Mr. Mensah filed motions to quash the writs, arguing that his wages, earned solely for work he performed in Texas, were not subject to garnishment in Maryland. The District Court denied both motions to quash, and Mr. Mensah appealed to the Circuit Court for Montgomery County, which affirmed.
Mr. Mensah petitioned this Court for certiorari, which was granted in Mensah v. MCT Federal Credit Union, 444 Md. 638, 120 A.3d 766 (2015), to answer the following questions:
I. Does Maryland law allow a judgment creditor (MCT) to garnish wages earned by a judgment-debtor employee (Mensah) exclusively for services/work performed in Texas pursuant to a Writ issued by a Maryland Court?
II. Does Maryland law allow a judgment creditor (MCT) to garnish wages earned by a judgment-debtor employee (Mensah) exclusively for services/work performed in Texas pursuant to a Writ issued by a Maryland Court and served on an employer in New Jersey?[]
The underlying judgments for $21,270.12 and $15,848.64 secured by MCT against Mr. Mensah are not in issue, because no appeal was taken by Mr. Mensah to challenge them. The sole issue before us involves judgment enforcement, i.e. whether the District Court in its continuing and ancillary jurisdiction could order wages earned outside of Maryland by a non-resident judgment debtor to be subject to garnishment served upon an employer with continuous and systematic business in Maryland. We shall answer yes to this question.
One opportunity to garnish wages outside of the jurisdiction in which a money judgment has been entered is to enroll the judgment in the “foreign” jurisdiction, pursuant to the Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act (“UEFJA”), which was approved by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws in 1948 and revised in 1964. See Unif. Enforcement of Foreign Judgment Act (revised 1964) 13 U.L.A. 156 (2002). The UEFJA enables a party awarded a judgment in one state to enforce that judgment in another state by recording or “enrolling” the judgment in the latter state. The enrolled “foreign” judgment is then treated as though it were a judgment of the receiving state.
Maryland adopted the 1964 revision of the UEFJA with modification in Chapter 497 of the Maryland Laws of 1987. Codified in Sections 11-801 through 11-807 of the Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article, Maryland Code (1987, 2013 Repl. Vol.), the UEFJA offers a judgment creditor holding a valid judgment from another state or jurisdiction a way to enforce that judgment in Maryland. The judgment creditor may file, or enroll, the judgment in a court in Maryland, where the judgment will then be treated as though it were a judgment of the Maryland court and may, among other things, seek its enforcement. Notice of the enrollment of the judgment must be provided to the judgment debtor.
The State of Texas also has adopted the 1964 revision of the UEFJA, codified in 1985 in Sections 35.001 through 35.008 of the Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code. Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem.Code §§ 35.001-35.008. Despite the ability to enroll the Maryland judgment in Texas, however, MCT did not do so. Apparently, Section 28 of Article 16 of the Texas Constitution prohibits a wage garnishment for any purpose other than the enforcement of child support or spousal maintenance. Tex. Const. Art. 16 § 28. To that end, Section 42.001 of the Texas Property Code exempts “current wages for personal services, except for the enforcement of court-ordered child support payments[.]” Tex. Prop.Code § 42.001(b)(1).
An alternative garnishment method that MCT sought to utilize involved the satisfaction of the money judgment through wage attachment served on the employer’s, BASF, Maryland resident agent, pursuant to Sections 15-601 et seq. of the Commercial Law Article, Maryland Code (1978, 2013 RepLVol.). “Wages,” for the purpose of attachment, is defined as “all monetary remuneration paid to any employee for his employment” in Section 15-601(c) of the Commercial Law Article, without any indication as to where the remuneration must be earned. The term “employee”, referenced in Section 15-601(c), “includes an employee whether he is a resident or nonresident of the State.” (emphasis added). All wages of an employee that are and become payable are subject to a lien to satisfy the judgment:
(a) When an attachment is levied against the wages of a judgment debtor, it shall constitute a lien on all attachable wages that are payable at the time the attachment is served or which become payable until the judgment, interest, and costs, as specified in the attachment, are satisfied.
(b) Any waiver of the limitations contained in § 15-601.1(b)(1) and (2) of this subtitle is void.
Section 15-602 of the Commercial Law Article.
Maryland Rule 3-646 “governs garnishment of wages under Code, Commercial Law Article, §§ 15-601 through 15-606.” Rule 3-646(a). The Rule, under subsection (b), permits a judgment creditor, by “filing in the same action in which the judgment was obtained” a request, including the caption of the action, the money owed under the judgment, the name and address of the judgment debtor and the name and address of the garnishee — a third party who possesses property of the debtor, generally the debtor’s employer in a situation involving wage garnishment — to obtain a writ of garnishment. The writ, when issued, must contain the information from the judgment creditor’s request and inform the garnishee regarding its need to answer, as well as inform the judgment debtor of his right to contest the garnishment. Rule 3-646(c).
Upon issuance, the writ of garnishment and an answer form are served upon the garnishee, and a copy is mailed to the judgment debtor. Rule 3-646(d). Subsection (e) of 3-646 pertains to the response by the garnishee, and requires an answer within 30 days indicating whether the debtor is an employee, and, if so, the current pay rate and any existing wage liens. The garnishee is also permitted, under subsection (e), to assert any defenses it may have or any that might be available to the debtor, and the judgment debtor may, at any time, assert a defense or an objection to the garnishment.
In the event that the garnishee does not timely answer, the judgment creditor may move for a contempt order under subsection (f). The garnishee may deny that the debtor is an employee. If either the garnishee or the debtor asserts a defense or objection, a hearing is required. Rule 3-646(g). Subsection (i) sets forth the procedure for the garnishee’s withholding and remittance of the wages to the judgment creditor, who must account for the payments received in accordance with subsection (j). Should the debtor’s employment cease, the garnishment terminates 90 days thereafter. Rule 3-646(k).
A wage garnishment obviously, thus, continues from, and is ancillary to, the original judgment entered by a court and is not itself an original action. See Medical Mut. Liability Ins. Soc. of Maryland v. Davis, 389 Md. 95, 883 A.2d 158 (2005) (discussing garnishment of property, other than wages, in the Circuit Court under Rule 2-645). In Davis, we stated:
Although once the issue is joined between the judgment creditor and the garnishee, the garnishment proceeding proceeds as any original action, with the judgment creditor as plaintiff and the garnishee as defendant and is governed by the rules applicable to civil actions, such actions are not original actions, independent of the actions out of which the judgments sought to be enforced emanate. Garnishment proceedings, rather, are certainly related to, and, indeed are ancillary to such actions. Thus, the amount of the judgments obtained in the underlying action, to which the garnishment action relates and, indeed, depends, is information necessary for the issuance of a writ of garnishment. Also, the judgment itself conclusively establishes the judgment debtor’s obligation to the judgment creditor. Indeed, the purpose of a garnishment proceeding is to satisfy money judgments with property of the judgment debtor that is in the hands of third persons. Pursuant to that purpose, garnishment proceedings necessarily must determine whether the garnishee has any funds, property or credits which belong to the judgment debtor.
Id. at 117, 883 A.2d at 171 (emphasis added). See also Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. v. Ruby, 312 Md. 413, 418, 540 A.2d 482, 484 (1988); Livingston v. Naylor, 173 Md.App. 488, 510, 920 A.2d 34, 47 (2007).
Mr. Mensah and MCT differ as to the extent of the reach of the wage garnishments ordered by the District Court of Maryland in this case because of Mr. Mensah’s Texas residency, both relying on two cases involving wage garnishment, one decided by this Court, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., 312 Md. at 413, 540 A.2d at 482, and the other by the Court of Special Appeals, Livingston, 173 Md.App. at 488, 920 A.2d at 34. In Goodyear, Patricia Ruby was awarded an absolute divorce from Robert Ruby, as well as custody of their children and child support. Mr. Ruby, who was a resident of Texas, was served in Maryland with the original complaint, but failed to appear for any of the proceedings. He subsequently failed to pay child support, and Mrs. Ruby requested a wage garnishment of her former husband’s earnings, pursuant to Sections 10-120 through 10-126 of the Family Law Article, Maryland Code (1984), in the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County, from which she had obtained the divorce and award of child support. The Circuit Court issued the writ, and Mr. Ruby’s employer’s, Goodyear, resident agent was served with the wage garnishment.
Goodyear, however, sought to quash the wage garnishment in the Circuit Court, arguing that the request for the garnishment was a new claim for relief that would have required personal jurisdiction over both Mr. Ruby and Goodyear. The Circuit Court disagreed, as did we. We concluded that the wage garnishment did not constitute a new cause of action but was -within the exercise of the continuing, ancillary jurisdiction of the circuit court:
The right to exercise personal jurisdiction over Mr. Ruby arose when he was served with the original complaint, and extended to all the relief sought by that complaint. Moreover, the enforcement and modification of relief granted pursuant to that complaint remains within the continuing jurisdiction of the circuit court, subject to any due process requirement that the party against whom the modification or enforcement is sought be given reasonable notice and an opportunity to be heard.
Id. at 418, 540 A.2d at 484. As a result, we determined that the relief entered in the case against Mr. Ruby remained ■within the continuing jurisdiction of the circuit court and that “service of the notice [of garnishment] by ordinary mail was sufficient” to meet the requirements of due process. Id. at 420, 540 A.2d at 485.
We also addressed whether there were sufficient contacts between Goodyear and Maryland to warrant the exercise of personal jurisdiction over it. Although the record was inadequate to establish Goodyear’s Maryland contacts, we recognized “there may be contacts reflecting continuous and systematic general business conduct that will be sufficient to support the exercise of jurisdiction over a claim that neither arises out of nor is directly related to the conduct of the [garnishee] within the forum.” Id. at 422, 540 A.2d at 486. We remanded the case to explore whether Goodyear’s contacts in Maryland reflected continuous and systematic general business conduct.
In the second case, Livingston, 173 Md.App. at 488, 920 A.2d at 34, a money judgment obtained by Mr. Naylor from a North Carolina court for $50,000, resulting from injuries sustained when Livingston assaulted Mr. Naylor and robbed him, was enrolled in Maryland under the UEFJA. Id. at 490-91, 920 A.2d at 35-36. Although Mr. Naylor had begun garnishment proceedings in North Carolina, wages were exempt from garnishment in that state, which led him to enroll the judgment in Maryland. Id. at 491-92, 920 A.2d at 36.
Livingston, a resident of North Carolina, had worked several years for Marriott at its various locations in North Carolina, Virginia and, briefly, Maryland. Livingston had served as an interim manager at several Marriott hotels in Maryland in 2004, for a short time, prompting Mr. Naylor to seek enforcement of his judgment in this state. Id. at 492, 920 A.2d at 36. Livingston and Marriott challenged Maryland’s exercise of jurisdiction regarding the enrolled judgment and moved to quash the writ. Id. at 492, 920 A.2d at 36-37. The primary issue before the Court of Special Appeals was whether, pursuant to the enrolled foreign judgment, Maryland could affect garnishment of wages of a non-resident extraterritorially in North Carolina.
Our intermediate appellate court eventually determined that the Maryland courts, when enforcing an enrolled judgment, could not order the garnishment of wages earned in North Carolina. An enrolled judgment, though valid, was subject to defenses in enforcement:
The Court of Appeals recognized in Smith Pontiac that there is a “distinction between recognition and enforcement” of a foreign judgment. “While this Court must recognize this judgment [domesticated in Maryland pursuant to the UEFJA] as a valid Maryland judgment, this Court also may inquire into post-judgment defenses in order to determine the extent to which it is enforceable.”
Id. at 500-01, 920 A.2d at 42 (internal citation omitted) (alteration original), quoting Mike Smith Pontiac, GMC, Inc. v. Mercedes-Benz of North America, Inc., 356 Md. 542, 562, 741 A.2d 462, 472-73 (1999).
The Court of Special Appeals, however, recognized a distinction between a Maryland court’s jurisdiction when enforcing a judgment entered in a case originating in Maryland and a judgment enrolled in Maryland, taking into account two Supreme Court cases which had not been discussed in Goodyear, those being Shaffer v. Heitner, 433 U.S. 186, 97 S.Ct. 2569, 53 L.Ed.2d 683 (1977), and Rush v. Savchuk, 444 U.S. 320, 100 S.Ct. 571, 62 L.Ed.2d 516 (1980), both cases involving prejudgment garnishment.
In Shaffer, Heitner, a non-resident shareholder had brought a derivative action in Delaware against Greyhound Corporation, its wholly owned subsidiary and several officers and directors, none of whom was a resident of Delaware. Id. at 189-90, 97 S.Ct. at 2572, 53 L.Ed.2d at 688-89. Heitner alleged that, as a result of violating their duties to Greyhound, the officers and directors caused Greyhound to engage in activities that lead to its liability for damages in a private antitrust suit and a fine in a criminal contempt action. Id. In addition, Heitner moved for, and was granted, a sequestration order on the defendant’s property located in Delaware, which consisted of Greyhound’s stock certificates which, under Delaware law, were deemed to be located in Delaware regardless of their actual physical location. Id. at 190-92, 97 S.Ct. at 2572- 73, 53 L.Ed.2d at 689-90. The defendants asserted that they lacked sufficient contacts with Delaware and, therefore, the court lacked jurisdiction over them and that the ex parte sequestration violated due process. Id. at 193, 97 S.Ct. at 2573- 74, 53 L.Ed.2d at 691. The Supreme Court concluded that, where the personal jurisdiction asserted by the state is in rem, based upon the presence of property owned by the defendant within the state, the mere presence of the property alone is not sufficient to confer jurisdiction. Id. at 209, 97 S.Ct. at 2582, 53 L.Ed.2d at 701 (“Thus although the presence of the defendant’s property in a State might suggest the existence of other ties among the defendant, the State, and the litigation, the presence of the property alone would not support the State’s jurisdiction.”). Due process, therefore, according to the Court, required an inquiry into “the relationship among the defendant, the forum, and the litigation”. Id. at 204, 97 S.Ct. at 2580, 53 L.Ed.2d at 698. The primary issue in that case involved pre-judgment attachment, but the Court left open the question of whether an inquiry into personal jurisdiction is required for post-judgment enforcement, stating in footnote 36:
Once it has been determined by a court of competent jurisdiction that the defendant is a debtor of the plaintiff, there would seem to be no unfairness in allowing an action to realize on that debt in a State where the defendant has property, whether or not that State would have jurisdiction to determine the existence of the debt as an original matter.
Id. at 210 n. 36, 97 S.Ct. at 2583 n. 36, 53 L.Ed.2d at 702 n. 36.
In the second case, Rush, 444 U.S. at 322, 100 S.Ct. at 574, 62 L.Ed.2d at 521, the Supreme Court revisited the issue of a state’s exercise of jurisdiction over a nonresident defendant in a pre-judgment attachment context. In the case, Savchuk, as a passenger in a car driven by Rush, was injured when they were involved in an automobile accident. Id. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company insured the car driven by Rush under a policy issued in Indiana, which had a guest statute. Id. Any claim brought by Savchuk would have been barred. Id. Savchuk, however, had moved with his parents to Minnesota the year after the accident and sued Rush, in Minnesota, by “attempting] to obtain quasi in rem jurisdiction by garnishing State Farm’s obligation under the insurance policy to defend and indemnify Rush[,]” as State Farm also did business in Minnesota. Id. at 322, 100 S.Ct. at 574-75, 62 L.Ed.2d at 521.
The Supreme Court referred to its decision in Shaffer requiring sufficient contacts between the forum and the nonresident defendant in addition to the presence of the defendant’s property in the forum and inquired into Rush’s contacts with Minnesota. Id. at 328, 100 S.Ct. at 577, 62 L.Ed.2d at 524. Although State Farm was present in Minnesota, Rush had no control over that decision. Id. at 329, 100 S.Ct. at 577, 62 L.Ed.2d at 525. In addition, no significant contacts existed between the litigation and Minnesota (as the accident had occurred in Indiana), nor did the presence of State Farm’s obligation provide a viable basis for any contact between Rush and the State. Id. As such, the Supreme Court concluded that:
Here, however, the defendant has no contacts with the forum, and the Due Process Clause does not contemplate that a state may make binding a judgment ... against an individual or corporate defendant with which the state has no contacts, ties, or relations.
Id. at 332-33, 100 S.Ct. at 579, 62 L.Ed.2d at 528 (emphasis original) (internal quotation omitted). The presence, therefore, of a garnishee in the forum state was not alone sufficient for the court to exercise personal jurisdiction over a nonresident defendant absent any other contacts with the forum state.
In addressing the implications in Livingston of Shaffer and Rush, the Court of Special Appeals noted that, “The Maryland appellate courts have not, to date, addressed note 36 of Shaffer and the extent to which Shaffer imposes any jurisdictional limits upon post-judgment collection proceedings];,]” and pointed to several cases that distinguished Shaffer and Rush when post-judgment garnishment was sought under an original judgment in the recovery state. Livingston, 173 Md.App. at 510, 920 A.2d at 47. The cases cited included Smith v. Lorillard, Inc., 945 F.2d 745 (4th Cir.1991), Levi Strauss & Company v. Crockett Motor Sales, Inc., 293 Ark. 502, 739 S.W.2d 157 (1987), State Department of Revenue v. Control Data Corporation, 300 Or. 471, 713 P.2d 30 (1986). The Livingston opinion also referred to our opinion in Goodyear, which the Court of Special Appeals noted had not explicitly addressed Shaffer. Id. at 511, 920 A.2d at 48.
The Court of Special Appeals, then, determined that there was “a lack of fair play and substantial justice” in allowing the garnishment of wages, pursuant to a judgment only enrolled in Maryland, earned by a non-resident working at a location wholly outside the State of Maryland, “in the absence of some other connection between Maryland and either the [nonresident] wage-earner or the underlying controversy that resulted in the original [out of state] judgment[.]” Id. at 517, 920 A.2d at 51 (emphasis added). The court then distinguished the facts in Livingston from a garnishment resulting from an original judgment entered in a Maryland court:
In this case, we are not dealing with a situation in which Maryland had any prior contact with the underlying litigation, in contrast to the employees whose wages were garnished pursuant to a court’s ancillary or continuing jurisdiction[.]
Id. at 520, 920 A.2d at 53. As a result, the Court of Special Appeals concluded that, “the only res owned by Livingston within the borders of this State and properly garnishable in this State would be the wage obligation owed to Livingston for services rendered while Livingston was physically present in this State.” Id. at 521, 920 A.2d at 54. Thus, although the intermediate appellate court determined that the North Carolina judgment was valid and properly enrolled, our brethren only enforced the wage garnishment on wages earned in Maryland, because the wages earned in North Carolina were beyond the reach of a judgment only enrolled in Maryland.
Juxtaposing these two cases, it becomes apparent that the two are complementary, and both guide and inform the present case:
Brief facts: Goodyear A resident plaintiff was awarded a default judgment in the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County against a non-resident defendant. The plaintiff sought to enforce her judgment through garnishment of the defendant’s wages, earned in Texas, from his employer in Maryland. Livingston v. Naylor A non-resident plaintiff enrolled a North Carolina default judgment in Maryland seeking to garnish wages owed to the nonresident judgment debtor by his employer. The nonresident judgment debtor briefly worked in Maryland for the employer, but currently resides in and earns wages for work performed in North Carolina.
1. Sufficiency of contacts between the State and the garnishee or judgment debt- or. The Court of Appeals focused on the sufficiency of the contact between Maryland and the garnishee in order to determine the fairness of exercising jurisdiction over the garnishee. Due to the inadequacy of the record regarding Marriott’s contacts with Maryland, the case was remanded for further proceedings. The Court of Special Appeals focused on the sufficiency of the contact between Maryland and the judgment debtor to ensure that fair play and substantial justice were not lacking. The court determined Livingston’s contact with Maryland supported the exercise of jurisdiction over him and his wages, but only to the extent of wages earned in Maryland.
2. The connection, if any, between Maryland and the underlying controversy. The request for child support arose from, and was ancillary to, the original judgment of divorce entered by the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County. The judgment was an enrolled judgment from a North Carolina court; Maryland had no connection with the underlying controversy that gave rise to the judgment.
3. Jurisdiction over the non- The Court of Appeals did The Court of Special Apresident defendant in light not address jurisdiction in peals considered the appliof Shaffer and Rush. light of Shaffer and Rush, cation of the principles in Shaffer to post-judgment jurisdiction over a nonresident defendant in the context of a foreign enrolled judgment.
Mr. Mensah argues, of course, that the result in Livingston bars MCT from garnishing any wages earned by him outside of Maryland, while MCT suggests that Goodyear is dispositive. We determine that consideration of the tenets of Goodyear and Livingston, guided by what the Supreme Court held in Shaffer and Rush, leads to a conclusion that MCT’s post-judgment garnishment of Mr. Mensah’s wages earned in Texas was an appropriate exercise of the original and ancillary jurisdiction of the district court that had entered judgment against Mr. Mensah, which also had jurisdiction over the garnishee, BASF, as a result of the garnishee’s continuous and systematic business conduct in Maryland.
Goodyear is “on all fours” with the present case and gilded with BASF’s business presence in Maryland as well as its assent to the wage garnishments.
Livingston’s complementary analysis supports a post-judgment garnishment of wages earned in a different state which arose from the continuing and ancillary jurisdiction of the district court.
In conclusion, MCT could enforce the money judgments against Mr. Mensah through garnishments of Mr. Mensah’s wages earned in Texas through the exercise of the original and ancillary jurisdiction of the district court that entered the judgments and because of BASF’s business contacts in the State.
JUDGMENT OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY AFFIRMED; COSTS IN THIS COURT AND THE CIRCUIT COURT TO BE PAID BY THE PETITIONER.
. In 2013 Rule 3-646 provided, as it does now, in relevant part:
(a) Applicability. This Rule governs garnishment of wages under Code, Commercial Law Article, §§ 15-601 through 15-606.
(b) Issuance of Writ. The judgment creditor may obtain issuance of a writ of garnishment by filing in the same action in which the judgment was obtained a request that contains (1) the caption of the action, (2) the amount owed under the judgment, (3) the name and last known address of the judgment debtor, and (4) the name and address of the garnishee. Upon filing of the request, the clerk shall issue a writ of garnishment directed to the garnishee together with a blank answer form provided by the clerk.
(d) Service. The writ and answer form shall be served on the garnishee in the manner provided by Chapter 100 of this Title for service of process to obtain personal jurisdiction and may be served in or outside the county. Upon issuance of the writ, a copy of the writ shall be mailed to the debtor's last known address. Subsequent pleadings and papers shall be served on the creditor, debtor, and garnishee in the manner provided by Rule 1-321.
Rule 3-646.
. BASF was required to designate a resident agent under Section 7-203 of the Corporations and Associations Article. Md.Code Ann., § 7-203 of the Corporations and Associations Article.
. BASF is a multi-national company producing and marketing chemicals with operations throughout the world and the United States. https://www.basf.com/us/en.html (https://perma.cc/TQR8-JH8H). BASF maintains a training center located in Maryland. http://www. refinish.basf.us/facilities (https://perma.cc/YAT3-QQUB).
. Because the Writ of Garnishment also was served on BASF's resident agent in Maryland, we need not reach this issue. Md.Code Ann. (1975, 2013 Repl.Vol.), § l-401(a) of the Corporations and Associations Article (service on a resident agent "constitutes effective service of process” on the corporation).
. Mr. Mensah had moved to vacate the judgments entered in the District Court based upon improper service of process, but his motions were denied. The Circuit Court affirmed the denial; Mensah did not include this issue in his Petition for Certiorari. Accordingly, there is no issue before us as to whether the District Court had personal jurisdiction over Mr. Mensah when it entered the judgments.
. Section 2 of the UEFJA provides:
Section 2. [Filing and Status of Foreign Judgments.] A copy of any foreign judgment authenticated in accordance with the act of Congress or the statutes of this state may be filed in the office of the Clerk of any [District Court of any city or county] of this state. The Clerk shall treat the foreign judgment in the same manner as a judgment of the [District Court of any city or county] of this state. A judgment so filed has the same effect and is subject to the same procedures, defenses and proceedings for reopening, vacating, or staying as a judgment of a [District Court of any city or county] of this state and may be enforced or satisfied in like manner.
Unif. Enforcement of Foreign Judgment Act (revised 1964) 13 U.L.A. 163 (2002).
. The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws summarized the effect of the UEFJA as follows:
A state that enacts the Revised Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act permits enforcement of a judgment of another state upon the mere act of filing it in the office of a Clerk of Court. The act of filing the foreign judgment gives it the effect of being a judgment of the court in the state in which it is filed. The process of enforcement then goes forward as if the judgment is a domestic one.
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. A "foreign” judgment is “a judgment, decree, or order of a court of the United States or of any other court that is entitled to full faith and credit in this state.” Md.Code Ann. (1987, 2013 Repl.Vol.), § 11-801 of the Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article.
. Section 11-802 of the Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article, Maryland Code (1987, 2013 Repl.Vol.), provides:
In general
(a) (l)(i) Except as provided in subparagraphs (ii) and (iii) of this paragraph, a copy of any foreign judgment authenticated in accordance with an act of Congress or statutes of this State may be filed in the office of the clerk of a circuit court.
(ii) If the face amount of the judgment is $2,500 or less, the copy shall be filed with the clerk of the District Court.
(iii) If the face amount of the judgment is not more than a jurisdictional amount described in § 4-401 of this article, but more than $2,500, the copy may be filed either with the clerk of the District Court or in the office of the clerk of a circuit court.
(2) The clerk shall treat the foreign judgment in the same manner as a judgment of the court in which the foreign judgment is filed. Effect of foreign judgment
(b) A filed foreign judgment has the same effect and is subject to the same procedures, defenses, and proceedings for reopening, vacating, staying, enforcing, or satisfying as a judgment of the court in which it is filed.
. Section 11-803 of the Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article, Maryland Code (1987, 2013 Repl.Vol.), provides, in relevant part:
Notice of filing foreign judgment
(b)(1) The clerk promptly shall mail notice of the filing of the foreign judgment to the judgment debtor at the address given and shall note the mailing in the docket.
. Section 28 of Article 16 of the Texas Constitution provides:
No current wages for personal service shall ever be subject to garnishment, except for the enforcement of court-ordered:
(1) child support payments; or
(2) spousal maintenance.
. Section 42.001 of the Texas Property Code provides, in relevant part:
(a) Personal property, as described in Section 42.002, is exempt from garnishment, attachment, execution, or other seizure if:
(1) the property is provided for a family and has an aggregate fair market value of not more than $100,000, exclusive of the amount of any liens, security interests, or other charges encumbering the property; or
(2) the property is owned by a single adult, who is not a member of a family, and has an aggregate fair market value of not more than $50,000, exclusive of the amount of any liens, security interests, or other charges encumbering the property.
(b) The following personal property is exempt from seizure and is not included in the aggregate limitations prescribed by Subsection (a):
(1) current wages for personal services, except for the enforcement of court-ordered child support payments[.]
. Rule 2-645 governs the garnishment of property in the Circuit Court, and is procedurally similar to Rule 3-646, which governs wage garnishment in the District Court.
. We identified two issues in the case:
The first is whether the use of first class mail was sufficient to afford adequate notice of the proceedings to the alleged debtor, a resident of Texas. The second is whether the non-resident employer, The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company (Goodyear), has sufficient contacts with this State to justify the exercise of judicial jurisdiction over it in a matter wholly unrelated to those contacts.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. v. Ruby, 312 Md. 413, 415, 540 A.2d 482, 482-83 (1988).
. A sequestration order, provided for under Delaware Law, permitted the court to compel the appearance of non-resident defendants by seizing their property. Shaffer v. Heitner, 433 U.S. 186, 190 n. 4, 97 S.Ct. 2569, 2572 n. 4, 53 L.Ed.2d 683, 689 n. 4 (1977).
. The cases cited by the Court of Special Appeals in Livingston regarding post-judgment garnishment of a non-resident's wages earned outside of the state, when the state has a connection to the underlying litigation, support our conclusion. Smith v. Lorillard, Inc., 945 F.2d 745 (4th Cir.1991); Levi Strauss & Company v. Crockett Motor Sales, Inc., 293 Ark. 502, 739 S.W.2d 157 (1987); State Department of Revenue v. Control Data Corporation, 300 Or. 471, 713 P.2d 30 (1986). In Smith, the Fourth Circuit affirmed the post-judgment garnishment of a non-resident judgment debtor's wages ordered by a Kentucky court pursuant to two judgments entered in Kentucky and served upon the garnishee in Kentucky. 945 F.2d at 746 ("Shaffer sets limits only on the original assertion of in rem and quasi in rem jurisdiction over nonresident defendants, not on the imposition of an ancillary order of garnishment flowing from a judgment for which the court originally had in personum jurisdiction over the creditor of the garnishee (i.e., the defendant in the underlying action against whom the judgment was obtained).”). The Supreme Court of Arkansas, in Levi Strauss, affirmed the trial court's exercise of jurisdiction when it ordered the post-judgment garnishment of a non-resident’s out of state wages pursuant to an Arkansas judgment. 739 S.W.2d at 159 ("We would first note that [the judgment creditor] did not initiate the garnishment action as a means by which to adjudicate a claim against [the debtor]; it had already obtained a judgment against [the debtor] at the time she lived and worked in Arkansas.... Suffice it to say, [the debtor’s] contacts, past and present, with this state are sufficient for us to sustain the trial court’s exercise of jurisdiction in the garnishment proceeding below.”). In Control Data Corp., the Supreme Court of Oregon affirmed the tax court's garnishment of a non-resident’s wages earned in Minnesota pursuant to a judgment obtained in Oregon by the Department of Revenue. 713 P.2d at 32 ("Here the creditor, the Department of Revenue, did not attach assets in the forum state as a way of getting jurisdiction to adjudicate a claim against an absent debtor. This creditor already has a judgment against the debtor, a judgment for unpaid taxes on income earned in Oregon while the debtor lived in Oregon. The Department seeks only to collect this judgment by reaching an asset belonging to the debtor in the hands of Control Data, a third party that unquestionably is present in Oregon.”).
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What is hay fever?
Hay fever, or allergic rhinitis, is an allergic reaction to certain particles breathed in through the nose. Common symptoms include sneezing, itchy eyes and a blocked or runny nose. During spring and summer, symptoms are usually triggered by pollen from grasses, trees and weeds. In contrast, hay fever that occurs all year round is usually due to other airborne particles, such as mould, dust mites or animal hair.
Hay fever is an 'atopic' condition, meaning that it runs in families and tends to affect people with other related allergic conditions, such as asthma and eczema. In each of these conditions, the immune system attacks healthy cells by mistake, as if fighting an infection. During hay fever, this allergic response causes inflammation and swelling in the nose, throat and eyes.
Allergies that cause hay fever are not present from birth. Instead, they occur after coming into contact with a particular substance on multiple occasions, a process known as 'sensitisation'. Although hay fever can occur at any age, sensitisation usually occurs before 10 years of age. After this point, hay fever may keep occurring each time the immune system detects the triggering substance.
While there's no cure for hay fever, the condition can generally be well controlled by avoiding triggers and taking one or more medications.
Immune system
The organs and cells involved in protecting the body against infection.
Causes
The nose and connecting airways are lined with a thin layer of mucus that traps foreign particles, such as pollen, dust and bacteria. Tiny hairs (cilia) in this layer help to sweep mucus to the back of the throat and down into the stomach. Hay fever occurs when particles trapped in the nose trigger an allergic reaction, also known as a type I hypersensitivity reaction.
During this reaction, the immune system produces an antibody called immunoglobulin E (IgE). In people without allergies, IgE is usually only released to help fight infections. However, if you have hay fever, IgE antibodies attach themselves to another kind of immune cell, known as mast cells. In turn, these mast cells release histamine and other chemicals when the IgE antibodies recognise foreign particles trapped in the nose.
Histamine causes fluid to leak from certain cells that line the nose, mouth, throat and eyes. The end result is inflammation and swelling, leading to the symptoms of hay fever.
Substances known to trigger hay fever or make symptoms worse in some people include:
• Tree pollen;
• Grass pollen;
• Weed pollen;
• Fungal spores - particularly from moulds or yeasts;
• Dust, pollution, fumes or gases from certain chemicals, such as latex, adhesives, chlorine and formaldehyde;
• Animal skin, hair or saliva (these are known collectively as dander);
• Dust mites, and;
• House dust.
Allergic reaction cycle showing: antibodies being produced in response to pollen; antibodies binding to a mast cell at the base and to pollen at the upper fork; an activated mast cell releasing histamine.Hay fever is the result of an immune response to allergens.
Histamine
A type of compound found in all body cells. It has several roles in the body, being released by the tissues as an inflammatory response to an allergic reaction and playing a role in the function of nerves and the gut. In addition, the compound can be found in certain foods, such as cheese and wine, which when consumed can potentially induce allergic reactions.
Immune system
The organs and cells involved in protecting the body against infection.
Risk factors
Risk factors that increase the likelihood of developing hay fever include:
• A personal or family history of hay fever, allergic reactions, eczema and/or asthma;
• Regular exposure to allergens at home or work, and;
• Exposure to tobacco smoke during early childhood.
Types
Hay fever is sometimes classified as 'seasonal' or 'perennial' depending on when symptoms occur.
Seasonal hay fever
As the name suggests, seasonal hay fever occurs mainly during spring, summer or early autumn, usually in response to increased levels of pollen in the air. Symptoms generally affect the nose, throat and eyes.
Perennial hay fever
Perennial hay fever occurs all year round and is usually triggered by substances found indoors, such as fungal spores, dust and animal dander (skin, hair and saliva). This type of hay fever usually produces a runny nose and sneezing, but rarely affects the eyes and throat.
Signs and symptoms
Hay fever symptoms can vary depending on the type of allergic reaction, weather conditions and level of pollen in the air. In general though, symptoms appear straight after exposure to a triggering allergen and may include:
• Sneezing;
• Itchy, red and watery eyes (allergic conjunctivitis);
• A blocked or runny nose (rhinitis);
• An itchy throat, nose and mouth;
• A cough, caused by mucus dripping down the throat (postnasal drip);
• Pain in the face, caused by blocked sinuses (sinusitis);
• A reduced sense of smell;
• Headache;
• Earache, and;
• Tiredness.
A man with red, watery eyes and inflammation of the nose, mouth and throat.Signs and symptoms of hay fever.
Methods for diagnosis
Your doctor will usually diagnose hay fever by looking in your throat and nose and asking about symptoms. You may also be asked questions about your personal or family history of allergies.
In some cases, hay fever can be easily recognised and the cause identified without any tests. However, if further investigation is needed, your doctor may refer you for a specialised blood test. Also known as a radioallergosorbent test (RAST), this procedure can help to diagnose hay fever and other related allergic reactions by measuring the amount of IgE antibody in your blood.
If you have severe, persistent symptoms, a skin prick test or patch test may be necessary. These tests involve applying substances to the skin of the back or arms and then looking for signs of an allergic reaction.
A skin patch test is used to identify causes of allergic reactions.
Types of treatment
For mild to moderate cases of hay fever, home-care measures and over-the-counter medications may work for you. However, for symptoms that are particularly uncomfortable or severe, one or more prescription medications may be needed.
Self care
If you have seasonal hay fever, it may be useful to monitor the daily pollen count, particularly during spring, summer and early autumn. The pollen count provides an average measure of pollen grains in one cubic metre of air. In general, the pollen count is lower on rainy days and higher when it's sunny, windy, late afternoon or early evening.
On days when the count is high, modifying your behaviour to avoid exposure to pollen may help to relieve or prevent symptoms. Similarly, if your hay fever is triggered by something other than pollen, avoiding these trigger substances may be an effective treatment.
Medications
Antihistamines
As a starting point, your doctor may suggest an over-the-counter antihistamine tablet or syrup. As the name suggests, antihistamines work by blocking the immune response that causes release of histamine into the nose, mouth, throat and eyes. Some examples of antihistamine medications include loratadine, fexofenadine and cetirizine.
Alternatively, you may be prescribed a 'sedating antihistamine' such as promethazine, cyproheptadine or diphenhydramine. As these medications also cause drowsiness, they may be recommended for use at night.
If your hay fever doesn't occur very often or only affects your nose, your doctor may suggest an antihistamine spray instead.
Antihistamines tend to work well against sneezing, itching and watery eyes, but may not help with a blocked nose. They may also be taken before hay fever develops, to reduce the severity of symptoms when they occur.
Decongestants
Decongestants may help to relieve a blocked or runny nose by reducing inflammation inside the nose and sinuses. Your doctor will most likely suggest an over-the-counter tablet form, to be taken alone or together with an antihistamine medication. Some examples of oral decongestant tablets include phenylephrine and pseudoephedrine. Side effects of these medications can include nervousness and trouble sleeping (insomnia).
Intranasal decongestant sprays are also available over the counter for short-term relief of hay fever symptoms. However, taking these medications for longer than five days or at a higher-than-recommended dose can make the nose blocked constantly unless the medication is used repeatedly. Also known as 'rebound congestion', this side effect can take weeks to improve. Nasal decongestants are not usually suitable for children under six years of age.
A man inhaling an intranasal decongestant spray through his nose.Intranasal decongestant spray can offer short-term relief of hay fever symptoms.
Corticosteroids
If treatment with over-the-counter medications isn't successful, your doctor may prescribe a corticosteroid medication. These work by reducing inflammation in the nose and decreasing mucus production. For this reason, they may relieve itchy and watery eyes, but also tend to be more effective than antihistamines in treating a blocked or runny nose.
Some examples of corticosteroids that can be sprayed directly into the nose once or twice a day include triamcinolone acetonide, budesonide, fluticasone and mometasone. These sprays may also be used as a preventative measure a few weeks before symptoms are expected to begin. They tend to work best when used continuously over consecutive days, or even weeks.
If a spray is not effective, your doctor may prescribe an oral corticosteroid tablet, such as prednisolone. When swallowed, these medications circulate in the blood to produce a strong and rapid response, rather than just reaching the nose.
However, oral corticosteroids are not usually prescribed for more than two weeks as long-term side effects can include high blood pressure (hypertension), eye problems, thinning of the skin and weight gain.
Other nasal sprays
Flushing the nose with salt water several times a day may also help to clear a blocked nose. Salt water sprays are available over the counter, or may be prepared at home.
Another over-the-counter medication, sodium cromoglycate, is thought to work by preventing mast cells from releasing inflammatory histamine. It is usually taken up to five times a day and works best when taken on several consecutive days to build up an effect.
In contrast, ipratropium may be prescribed if your main symptom is a very runny nose. However, it will have no effect on a blocked nose or sneezing.
Consulting your doctor for advice on how to prepare and use these nasal sprays is recommended.
Eye drops
For itchy or sore eyes, your doctor may suggest an over-the-counter eye medication containing an antihistamine, corticosteroid or sodium cromoglycate. Possible side effects from some eye drops can include a stinging or burning sensation in the eyes.
Immunotherapy
Also known as 'desensitisation', this treatment involves regular injections or oral doses of a particular substance known to produce hay fever, in order to build up a resistance to it. The amount of substance given each time is increased gradually, and treatment usually continues over a number of years. In some people, the overall immune response decreases, leading to an improvement in hay fever symptoms.
Immunotherapy is usually arranged by an allergy specialist and then administered by your general practitioner. Immunotherapy is usually only recommended when symptoms are severe or other treatments have not worked.
Leukotriene inhibitors
For children who have hay fever as well as asthma, your doctor may prescribe a leukotriene inhibitor tablet. Medications from this family are most commonly prescribed for asthma alone, but they can also help to clear a runny or blocked nose. Some examples of leukotriene inhibitor medications prescribed for hay fever include montelukast and zileuton.
Histamine
A type of compound found in all body cells. It has several roles in the body, being released by the tissues as an inflammatory response to an allergic reaction and playing a role in the function of nerves and the gut. In addition, the compound can be found in certain foods, such as cheese and wine, which when consumed can potentially induce allergic reactions.
Potential complications
Potential complications of hay fever include:
• Infection, starting in the trapped mucus and spreading to the sinuses (sinusitis) or ears (middle ear infection);
• Disruptions to daily life, including absences from work or school, poor sleep patterns, tiredness, reduced concentration and headaches;
• Growths inside the nose (nasal polyps);
• Triggering of other allergic conditions, such as eczema and asthma;
• Worsening of asthma symptoms;
• Development of new allergies, and;
• A severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis).
Nasal polyps
Fleshy outgrowths or lumps from the internal lining of the nose and sinus, often due to allergies, that can cause nasal obstruction and sinusitis.
Prognosis
Although there's no cure or vaccination for hay fever, some children do outgrow the condition over time. It's also possible for hay fever to clear for an extended period and then return later in life.
In many cases though, hay fever is a lifelong condition and symptoms return with each new exposure to a triggering substance. However, the outlook for hay fever is generally good when the condition is controlled with a combination of self-care measures and medications.
Prevention
While it is not possible to prevent hay fever, symptoms can be controlled by modifying your behaviour and avoiding exposure to triggering substances.
In cases where hay fever symptoms occur all year round and are not caused by pollen, some possible measures could include dusting frequently, removing household items that collect dust and washing soft furnishings regularly in hot water. Avoiding cigarette smoke, keeping animals outside and doing household repairs to eliminate mould might also help to prevent or reduce symptoms. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
Venustraphobia
Venustraphobia is the debut album by the rock band Casbah Club, released in 2006. The album uses many of Simon Townshend's well received solo songs. The term venustraphobia supposedly means the fear of beautiful women.
Track listing
All songs by Casbah Club, if not noted:
Personnel
* Casbah Club
* Simon Townshend - Lead vocals, guitar, keyboards
* Bruce Foxton - Bass guitar, backing vocals
* Bruce Watson - Guitar, E-bow
* Mark Brzezicki - Drums, percussion, backing vocals
* Production
* Simon Townshend - Producer:
* Patrick Bird - Engineers
* Wes Maebe - Engineers
* Kenny Denton - Mixing (except "Any Way She Moves", mixed by Myles Clark at Eel Pie Studios) | WIKI |
ORACLE: Fixing ORA-00932 Error: Inconsistent Datatypes Learning ORA-00932: Inconsistent Datatypes Error in Oracle
When working with Oracle databases, you may encounter the error: ORA-00932: Inconsistent Datatypes. This error message indicates that the expected datatype of a column does not match the actual datatype. One common cause of this error is when a CLOB (Character Large Object) type column is used in a comparison operation, such as in a WHERE clause or SELECT DISTINCT statement.
Example
Let’s say we have a table called “IMS_TEST” with three columns: “TEST_CATEGORY” (VARCHAR2), “TEST_SCRIPT” (CLOB), and “ID” (VARCHAR2). We want to update the value of the “TEST_CATEGORY” column where the “TEST_SCRIPT” column is equal to ‘something’ and the “ID” column is equal to ‘10000239’. We write the following SQL query:
UPDATE IMS_TEST
SET TEST_Category = 'just testing'
WHERE TEST_SCRIPT = 'something'
AND ID = '10000239';
When we run this query, we get the error message: ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got CLOB.
Explanation
The reason we get this error message is because we are trying to compare a CLOB type column (“TEST_SCRIPT”) to a VARCHAR2 type value (‘something’). Oracle is unable to reconcile these two datatypes, and therefore throws an error.
Solution
One solution is to convert the CLOB type column to a VARCHAR2 type using the TO_CHAR function. Although, this method works only for CLOBs with values that are less than the limit for VARCHAR2 (4000 characters). In our example, we can update our query as follows:
UPDATE IMS_TEST
SET TEST_Category = 'just testing'
WHERE TO_CHAR(TEST_SCRIPT) = 'something'
AND ID = '10000239';
If the values of the CLOB column exceed the limit for VARCHAR2, we can use a PL/SQL program to perform comparisons on the CLOB data.
Alternative
Another alternative is to avoid using a CLOB column in a comparison operation. Instead, we can search by a different column that has a more manageable datatype, such as a VARCHAR2 or NUMBER column. In our example, we could search by the “ID” column instead of the “TEST_SCRIPT” column:
UPDATE IMS_TEST
SET TEST_Category = 'just testing'
WHERE ID = '10000239';
Recap
The ORA-00932 error in Oracle occurs when the expected datatype of a column does not match the actual datatype. This error commonly arises when a CLOB type column is used in a comparison operation. Converting the CLOB type column to a VARCHAR2 type using TO_CHAR may be a solution, but only if the CLOB values are less than 4000 characters in length. Alternatively, we can avoid using a CLOB column in a comparison operation or use a PL/SQL program to perform comparisons on the CLOB data. ]]> | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
25 Beautiful Homes
25 Beautiful Homes is a monthly interior design magazine published by IPC Media. It has been edited by Deborah Barker since 2009.
History and profile
25 Beautiful Homes was started in 1998. The magazine's first editor was Sally O'Sullivan before leaving IPC Media to set up her own company Cabal Communications. The magazine is published on a monthly basis.
The circulation of 25 Beautiful Homes was 101,566 copies between July and December 2013 and 97,611 copies during the first half of 2014. | WIKI |
Pterygota (disambiguation)
Pterygota may refer to:
* Pterygota, a subclass of insects that includes the winged insects
* Hopea pterygota, a flowering plant in the family Dipterocarpaceae
* Pterygota (plant), a genus of plants in the family Sterculiaceae | WIKI |
User:Clos1981/Christian Foundation for Children and Aging (CFCA)
Christian Foundation for Children and Aging (CFCA) is an international sponsorship organization based in Kansas City, Kansas. CFCA was founded by lay Catholics and serves people of all faiths in 23 developing countries by connecting individual sponsors with a child, youth or elderly person in need to provide them with the basic resources and support needed to create a path out of poverty.
History
CFCA was established in 1981 by brothers Bob, Jim and Bud Hentzen, their sister Nadine Pearce and Jerry Tolle. Bob Hentzen, a former Christian Brother, and Tolle, a former Jesuit priest, worked in Central and South America for many years. They developed the sponsorship program to help people living in poverty and help form real friendships between people from different cultures and economic circumstances.
Sponsorship Program
CFCA’s Hope for a Family program connects individual sponsors with a child, youth or elderly person in need of encouragement and support. Hope for a Family sponsorship goes beyond the basics of providing food, education, health care and livelihood programs. It gives families hope that they can create a path out of poverty for their children.
Where They Work
CFCA has projects in 23 countries, listed by region below:
Mexico and Central America: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Mexico and Nicaragua
Caribbean: Dominican Republic and Haiti
Asia: India and the Philippines
Africa: Kenya, Liberia, Madagascar, Nigeria, Tanzania and Uganda
South America: Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela
Ratings
CFCA is the only sponsorship organization that has earned an A+ rating from the American Institute of Philanthropy. CFCA also has been awarded a three-star rating from Charity Navigator, an independent charity oversight organization, and meets the stringent standards established by the Better Business Bureau Wise Giving Alliance. | WIKI |
Gößnitz
Gößnitz is a town in the Altenburger Land district, in Thuringia, Germany. It is situated on the river Pleiße, 12 km south of Altenburg, and 20 km northwest of Zwickau. Gößnitz received its town charter in 1718. It is known for the railroad junction of the Leipzig-Hof railway connection and the Central-Germany connection (Dresden - Chemnitz - Gößnitz - Gera - Erfurt) and its station prides itself having Europe's longest platform, as well as the Gößnitz Open-Air. The town's greatest prosperity was at the time of industrialization; Hence Viktor Grimm's representative malt factory from 1889 still characterizes the cityscape.
Sons and daughters of the city
* Hans Lungwitz (1881-1967), physician, philosopher and founder of psychobiology
* Joachim Reichmann (1923-1991), surgeon and university lecturer | WIKI |
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Synthesis of Epicyclic Gear Trains for Automotive Automatic Transmissions
In this article, we will examine the synthesis of epicyclic equipment trains for automotive automated transmissions, their programs, and expense. Right after you have completed studying, you may want to do some analysis on the technologies by yourself. Below are some back links to even more looking through on this topic. They also include an software in hybrid car transmissions. Let’s search at the basic principles of epicyclic gear trains. They are highly efficient and are a promising substitute to traditional gearing techniques.
Equipment
Synthesis of epicyclic gear trains for automotive automatic transmissions
The main purpose of automotive computerized transmissions is to preserve engine-push wheel equilibrium. The kinematic composition of epicyclic gear trains (EGTs) is derived from graph representations of these equipment trains. The synthesis method is based mostly on an algorithm that generates admissible epicyclic equipment trains with up to ten hyperlinks. This algorithm permits designers to design automobile gear trains that have larger performance and better engine-generate wheel balance.
In this paper, we present a MATLAB optimization method for determining the equipment ratios of epicyclic transmission mechanisms. We also enumerate the variety of teeth for all gears. Then, we estimate the all round velocity ratios of the obtained EGTs. Then, we examine the feasibility of the proposed epicyclic gear trains for automotive automated transmissions by evaluating their structural traits.
A six-link epicyclic gear practice is depicted in the subsequent functional diagram. Each and every link is represented by a double-bicolor graph. The numbers on the graph signify the corresponding back links. Each website link has a number of joints. This makes it feasible for a person to produce different configurations for every single EGT. The figures on the different graphs have different meanings, and the very same applies to the double-bicolor figure.
In the following chapter of this write-up, we examine the synthesis of epicyclic equipment trains for automotive automatic transaxles. SAE Worldwide is an worldwide firm of engineers and complex professionals with core competencies in aerospace and automotive. Its charitable arm, the SAE Foundation, supports numerous applications and initiatives. These consist of the Collegiate Style Collection and A Planet In Motion(r) and the SAE Foundation’s A Globe in Motion(r) award.
Gear
Apps
The epicyclic equipment program is a sort of planetary gear prepare. It can attain a fantastic pace reduction in a modest area. In automobiles, epicyclic gear trains are typically used for the automatic transmission. These gear trains are also valuable in hoists and pulley blocks. They have several applications in equally mechanical and electrical engineering. They can be employed for substantial-velocity transmission and demand much less room than other sorts of gear trains.
The advantages of an epicyclic equipment prepare include its compact construction, reduced weight, and higher power density. Even so, they are not without negatives. Equipment losses in epicyclic gear trains are a outcome of friction among gear tooth surfaces, churning of lubricating oil, and the friction among shaft assist bearings and sprockets. This reduction of power is named latent power, and prior investigation has shown that this loss is tremendous.
The epicyclic equipment practice is commonly employed for substantial-velocity transmissions, but it also has a small footprint and is ideal for a assortment of purposes. It is utilised as differential gears in pace frames, to drive bobbins, and for the Roper optimistic permit-off in looms. In addition, it is effortless to fabricate, creating it an outstanding selection for a selection of industrial settings.
An additional illustration of an epicyclic equipment train is the planetary equipment practice. It is composed of two gears with a ring in the center and the sun equipment in the outer ring. Every equipment is mounted so that its centre rotates around the ring of the other equipment. The earth gear and sunlight equipment are made so that their pitch circles do not slip and are in sync. The world gear has a stage on the pitch circle that traces the epicycloid curve.
This equipment system also offers a decrease MTTR than other sorts of planetary gears. The principal downside of these gear sets is the big number of bearings they need to have to operate. Additionally, planetary gears are far more upkeep-intense than parallel shaft gears. This makes them a lot more challenging to keep an eye on and fix. The MTTR is also reduce in contrast to parallel shaft gears. They can also be a tiny off on their axis, causing them to misalign or drop their effectiveness.
An additional example of an epicyclic equipment teach is the differential gear box of an car. These gears are utilised in wrist watches, lathe equipment, and automotives to transmit power. In addition, they are used in several other apps, like in aircrafts. They are quiet and sturdy, making them an outstanding selection for a lot of purposes. They are utilised in transmission, textile machines, and even aerospace. A pitch position is the route among two teeth in a equipment set. The axial pitch of a single equipment can be improved by rising its base circle.
An epicyclic equipment is also known as an involute equipment. The variety of tooth in each and every equipment decides its price of rotation. A 24-tooth solar equipment produces an N-tooth world gear with a ratio of 3/2. A 24-tooth sunshine gear equals a -3/2 earth equipment ratio. For that reason, the epicyclic gear method offers high torque for driving wheels. However, this equipment practice is not widely used in cars.
Equipment
Cost
The cost of epicyclic gearing is reduce when they are tooled instead than manufactured on a normal N/C milling equipment. The epicyclic carriers need to be manufactured in a casting and tooled utilizing a single-goal machine that has a number of cutters to cut the content simultaneously. This approach is broadly employed for industrial programs and is specifically helpful in the automotive sector. The benefits of a nicely-manufactured epicyclic gear transmission are numerous.
An example of this is the planetary arrangement the place the planets orbit the sunlight although rotating on its shaft. The resulting velocity of each and every equipment relies upon on the quantity of teeth and the velocity of the carrier. Epicyclic gears can be tricky to calculate relative speeds, as they need to determine out the relative velocity of the sunlight and the earth. The fixed sun is not at zero RPM at mesh, so the relative velocity have to be calculated.
In order to establish the mesh energy transmission, epicyclic gears have to be created to be able to “float.” If the tangential load is as well low, there will be much less load sharing. An epicyclic gear have to be able to let “float.” It need to also let for some tangential load and pitch-line velocities. The greater these factors, the far more efficient the equipment established will be.
An epicyclic gear prepare is composed of two or much more spur gears placed circumferentially. These gears are arranged so that the planet gear rolls inside of the pitch circle of the mounted outer gear ring. This curve is called a hypocycloid. An epicyclic gear prepare with a world engaging a sunshine equipment is known as a planetary gear prepare. The sunshine equipment is fixed, while the world equipment is driven.
An epicyclic gear teach consists of several meshes. Every gear has a diverse number of meshes, which translates into RPM. The epicyclic gear can boost the load software frequency by translating input torque into the meshes. The epicyclic gear teach is made up of 3 gears, the sunlight, earth, and ring. The sunshine equipment is the centre equipment, although the planets orbit the sunlight. The ring equipment has many enamel, which increases the equipment pace.
Another sort of epicyclic equipment is the planetary gearbox. This gear box has several toothed wheels rotating around a central shaft. Its reduced-profile layout can make it a popular option for area-constrained applications. This gearbox sort is used in automatic transmissions. In addition, it is used for many industrial makes use of involving electric equipment motors. The variety of gearbox you use will depend on the velocity and torque of the enter and output shafts.
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Supreme court will argue a bill that protects women's contraception access from fake clinics | TheHill
On March 20, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in NIFLA v. Becerra, a case that challenges a California state law designed to ensure that women are not deceived when seeking to access reproductive health care. It’s estimated that there are more than 2,700 fake women’s health centers — sometimes called crisis pregnancy centers — around the country. Fake women’s health centers are everywhere in the U.S. — more common than Target, Chipotle, or Papa Johns. These clinics may often look and describe themselves in ways that lead women to believe they are health-care facilities where the full range of contraceptive methods can be accessed. As the state notes in its own brief, “the only women whom the notice will dissuade from going to such a facility are those who would only have gone there because they were misled or confused.” No one should be deceived when seeking health care, including birth control. Women face a number of obstacles when seeking to access birth control. In fact, research from Power to Decide shows that more than 19 million low-income women live in contraceptive deserts, where they lack reasonable access to a publicly funded clinic in their county that offers the full range of birth control methods. Deep in the heart of those deserts, more than three million women in need live in counties without a single public clinic that offers the full range of contraceptive methods. These women should not find themselves further disenfranchised by finding themselves at a fake clinic that seeks to manipulate them with false or incomplete information. Imagine driving hours to get to a clinic — after arranging for child care and time off from work — only to find out it’s a fake one, that doesn’t offer the birth control you were seeking. States like California that require transparency — just as they do when requiring businesses and skilled professionals to be licensed — should not be blocked from protecting the patients in the state. While the court weighs these arguments, there are many resources women can use to help them locate publicly funded clinics offering birth control. This really shouldn’t be an argument. In fact, our recent polling shows that 87 percent of adults agree that everyone deserves the power to access the full range of birth control methods, no matter who they are, where they live, or what their economic status is. The ability to plan, prevent, and space pregnancies is directly linked to numerous benefits to women, men, children, families, and society, including more educational and economic opportunities and healthier babies. All women deserve the power to decide if, when, and under what circumstances to get pregnant. To do this, they must have access to high quality, patient-centered contraceptive care delivered by medical professionals. No woman should be misled by a fake clinic when looking for health care. If this sounds like common sense, it’s because it is. Rachel Fey is the director of public policy at Power to Decide, an organization which provides trusted, high-quality, accurate information — backed by research — on sexual health and contraceptive methods so young people can make informed decisions. View the discussion thread. The Hill 1625 K Street, NW Suite 900 Washington DC 20006 | 202-628-8500 tel | 202-628-8503 fax The contents of this site are ©2019 Capitol Hill Publishing Corp., a subsidiary of News Communications, Inc. | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
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278 there is good reason at the outset to doubt whether any better readings have perished with the multitudes of documents that have been lost.
363. The question however needs more careful consideration on account of the apparent ease and simplicity with which many ancient texts are edited, which might be thought, on a hasty view, to imply that the New Testament cannot be restored with equal certainty. But this ease and simplicity is in fact the mark of evidence too scanty to be tested; whereas in the variety and fullness of the evidence on which it rests the text of the New Testament stands absolutely and unapproachably alone among prose writings. For all other works of antiquity, the Old Testament (in translations) and some of the Latin poets excepted, MSS earlier than the ninth or even tenth century are of extreme rarity. Many are preserved to us in a single MS or hardly more; and so there is little chance of detecting corruption wherever the sense is good. Those only which are extant in many copies of different ages present so much as a distant analogy with the New Testament: and, if through the multitude of various readings, and the consequent diversities of printed editions, they lose the fallacious uniformity of text which is the usual result of extreme paucity of documents, there is always a nearer approximation to perfect restoration. Doubtful points are out of sight even in critical editions of classical authors merely because in ordinary literature it is seldom worth while to trouble the clearness of a page. The one disadvantage on the side of the New Testament, the early mixture of independent lines of transmission, is more than neutralised, as soon as it is distinctly perceived, by the antiquity and variety of the evidence; | WIKI |
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1885. D. Teleg., 20 Oct. The modest pulpit of an English church is as yet a rarity, for the complicated and extensive 'three-decker' is still in use all over the country.
1888. W.S. Ogden, Antique Furniture, 32. A three-decker sideboard, about 1700.
1896. Kipling, Seven Seas, 'The Three-Decker' [Title et passim].
Three-draws-and-a-spit, subs. phr. (common).—A cigarette.
Three F's (The), subs. phr. (political).—1. The demands of the Irish Land League: Free Sale, Fixity of Tenure, and Fair Rent: practically conceded by Mr Gladstone's Land Act (1881).
2. (vulgar).—'Fuck, Fun, and a Footrace.'
Three-legged Stool. To comb one's head with a three-legged stool (or joint-stool), verb. phr. (old).—A humorous threat of punishment. For quots. see Comb one's hair.
Three Trees (The), subs. phr. (old).—The gallows (B. E. and Grose). Also three-legged stool; three-cornered tree; three-legged mare (also two-legged mare, and mare with three legs), the Tyburn tree, and triple tree: see Nubbing-cheat. [Executions at Tyburn were abandoned in 1783, and thenceforward (in London) till 1868 took place in front of Newgate: see quot. 1785.]
1582. Breton, Toyes of an Idle Head, 28. For commonly such knaues as these Doe end their lyves vpon three trees.
1654. Witts Recreations [Nares]. And from the fruit of the three corner'd tree, Vertue and goodness still deliver me.
1685. Brown, Works, iv. 243. If your sadness does proceed from fear Of being mounted on a three-legg'd mare.
1694. Motteux, Rabelais, v. iv. Gaol birds made to ride the two or three-legged mare that groans for them.
1785. Grose, Vulg. Tongue, s.v. Three-legged mare This clumsy machine has given place to an elegant contrivance called the new drop, by which the use of that vulgar vehicle, a cart, or mechanical instrument a ladder, is also avoided; the patients being left suspended by the dropping down of that part of the floor on which they stand. This invention was first made use of for a peer.
1834. Ainsworth, Rookwood, 'The Game of High Toby.' For the mare with three legs, boys, I care not a rap.
189[?]. Henley, Carmen Patibulare. Tree, old tree of the triple crook, And the Rope of the Black Election.
Three-out. See Out.
Three-penny (or Three-halfpenny), adj. phr. (old).—Common, vulgar; in little esteem; of little worth: cf. 'three-inch fool' (Shakspeare, Tam. Shrew, iv 1). Hence three-penny planet = an un-*propitious augury; three-halfpenny-horse-loaf (in contempt of an undersized person).
d. 1555. Latimer, Remains [Parker], 29. [A curate's wages, nine or ten pounds may be earned by some] three-halfpenny priest.
1630. Taylor, Works [Nares]. Some men (being borne under a three-*penny planet) can neither by paines, watching, labour, or any industry, be worth a groat.
Threepenny Upright (or Bit) (venery).—An act of coition taken standing with a threepenny whore: cf. perpendicular and knee-trembler (Grose).
Three-ply, subs. (American).—A Mormon having three wives. | WIKI |
Le Havre AC
Le Havre Athletic Club is a French professional association football club based in Le Havre, Normandy. The football club was founded in 1894 as a section of the sports club of the same name, founded in 1884. Le Havre plays in Ligue 1, the first tier of French football, after securing promotion from Ligue 2 as winners of the 2022–23 season, and plays its home matches at the Stade Océane.
Le Havre made its football debut in France's first championship in 1899 and, on its debut, became the first French club outside Paris to win the league. The club won the league the following season in 1900. Le Havre has yet to win the current first division of French football, Ligue 1, yet they won the second division, Ligue 2, for a record of six times. The club's highest honour to date was winning the Coupe de France in 1959.
The main rivalries of Le Havre are the "Derby Normand" with SM Caen and an always heated clash with Lens, located in the region of Nord-Pas-de-Calais.
History
Contrary to what the club has long claimed, Le Havre AC was not founded in 1872. It was in 1884 that a group of British residents formed Le Havre Athlétique, which played a hybrid form of football, a cross between rugby and association football, called "combination". Association football began being played in Le Havre in 1894.
In 1899, Le Havre became the first club from outside Paris to become French football champions. At the time the championship was organised by the USFSA. After being awarded a win over Iris Club Lillois in the semi-final by walkover, they were awarded the title after also receiving a walkover in the final against Club Français. They would also win the following year, with the final being a "re-match" of the forfeited 1899 final.
The club is famous for its notable youth investment program which develops and nurtures young talent, with the vision of using them in the first team if they show enough promise. A vast amount of good young talent has gone on to make an impact at international level including Benjamin Mendy, Ibrahim Ba, Jean-Alain Boumsong, Lassana Diarra, Riyad Mahrez, Steve Mandanda, Vikash Dhorasoo, Paul Pogba and Dimitri Payet.
The club was on the receiving end of some high-profile illegal transfers, by which Charles N'Zogbia, Matthias Lepiller and Paul Pogba were signed by other clubs, allegedly without the proper compensation being paid. The first two were arbitrated by FIFA, who ordered Newcastle United and Fiorentina to pay training compensation.
In the 2022–23 Ligue 2, Le Havre finished top of the league table to win their sixth title in the division and secure promotion to the Ligue 1 for the first time since 2008.
Club culture
Le Havre is known as 'les ciel et marine' in France, which translates as 'the sky and navy blues'. These colours were chosen by the club's English founders as they were those of their alma maters, the universities of Oxford and Cambridge: the anthem of the club is played to the melody of "God Save the Queen" to mark the English origins of the club:
"A jamais le premier de tous les clubs français ô H.A.C. Fiers de tes origines Fils d'Oxford et Cambridge deux couleurs font notre prestige Ciel et marine!"
English translation:
"The first ever of all French clubs The H.A.C Proud of your roots Son of Oxford and Cambridge two colours make our prestige (the colours of the) sky and the sea!"
Honours
* Nationals
* Ligue 2 (French 2nd Division)
* Winners (6): 1938, 1959, 1985, 1991, 2008, 2023
* Runners-up (1): 1950
* Coupe de France (French Cup)
* Winners (1): 1959
* Runners-up (1): 1920
* Trophée des champions (French Super Cup)
* Winners (1): 1959
* Friendlies
* USFSA Championnat
* Winners (3): 1899, 1900, 1919
* Challenge international du Nord
* Winners (1): 1900
* Coupe Nationale
* Winners (2): 1918, 1919
Managerial history
• George Kimpton (1921–26)
• Mac Burgess (1934–35)
• George McLachlan (1935–36)
• Josef "Pépi" Schneider (1936–39)
• George Kimpton (1945–46)
• Jean Cornelli (1946–47)
• Roger Magnin (1948–49)
• Jules Bigot (1950–52)
• Elek Schwartz (1952–53)
• René Bihel (1953–54)
• Edmond Delfour (1954–55)
• Roger Magnin (1955–56)
• Théo Bisson (1956–57)
• Lucien Jasseron (1957–62)
• Eduardo Di Loreto (1962–63)
• Arie Devroedt (1963–64)
• Christian Villenave (1964–66)
• Max Schirschin (1970–71)
• Gino Corlani (1971–72)
• Fredo Garel (1972–73)
• Léonce Lavagne (1973–74)
• Edmond Baraffe (1974–76)
• Léonce Lavagne (1976–82)
• Yves Herbet (1982–83)
• Didier Notheaux (1983–88)
• Pierre Mankowski (1988–93)
• Guy David (1993–96)
• René Exbrayat (1996–97)
• Denis Troch (1997 – Oct 98)
• Joël Beaujouan (Oct 1998–99)
• Francis Smerecki (1999–00)
• Joël Beaujouan (2000)
• Thierry Uvenard, Philippe Sence and Bruno Baronchelli (Dec 2000)
• Jean-François Domergue (Dec 2000–04)
• Philippe Hinschberger (2004 – April 2005)
• Thierry Uvenard (April 2005–07)
• Jean-Marc Nobilo (2007–08)
• Frédéric Hantz (2008–09)
• Cédric Daury (2009 – Nov 2012)
• Christophe Revault (Nov 2012 – Dec 2012)
• Erick Mombaerts (Dec 2012 – Dec 2014)
• Thierry Goudet (Dec 2014 – Sept 2015)
• Bob Bradley (Nov 2015 – Oct 2016)
• Oswald Tanchot (Oct 2016 – May 2019)
• Paul Le Guen (May 2019 – June 2022)
• Luka Elsner (June 2022 – June 2024)
• Didier Digard (July 2024–present) | WIKI |
Talk:Point Park University/Archive 1
Ranking claim
User:Stevejabs repeatedly adds a claim that Point Parks ranks among the lowest schools in the country. I cannot judge this but such a claim has to be substantiated with references. - Lylum 02:37, 25 April 2006 (UTC)
Please add
Facts about the Playhouse? Prominent for dance and performing arts? University status in 2004? (unsigned comment)
Updates
My name is J. James. I am going to be updating this page as a sort of pet project - at least to pull it out of the stub category. I just wanted to notify its usual contributors that you'll be seeing more Abbajabanana changes.
J. James 05:16, 29 July 2006 (UTC)
Point Park is a university, as the Point Park University page correctly points out. However, on the bottom of that page and on all other Pittsburgh Universities and Colleges, Point Park University is listed as a college. I don't know how to change that universally, but given the fact that Point Park got accreditation to be a university, someone should change its status. Joshel03 02:14, 21 January 2007 (UTC)
Photography/Photojournalism
The claim that Point Park is top ranked in the amount of photography and photojournalism classes is a slant on the truth. Point Park offers, as of Spring 2007, the following classes in photography...
* Black and White I
* Black and White II
* Color Photography
* Advertising Photography
* Sports Photography
All of the other classes offered in photography are through Pittsburgh Filmmakers, and not strictly through the University.
Point Park also only offers two classes in photojournalism, which are:
* Photojournalism I, a class that, as far as I know, is offered in either the spring or fall, but not both
* Photojournalism II, which has been an option for students one time as of this posting
Peace. <IP_ADDRESS> 20:56, 16 July 2007 (UTC)
alumni
Someone should add in Dennis Miller's brother JIMMY MILLER is a partner in Mosaic Media Group and head of its Miller Company production and management division. He manages some of the most sought-after talent in show business including actors Jim Carrey, Will Ferrell, and Sacha Baron Cohen; writer/directors Judd Apatow and Adam McKay; and producer/director Jay Roach. He has produced the movies: She's Out of My League (2010) (producer) Land of the Lost (2009) (producer) Step Brothers (2008) (producer) Get Smart (2008) (executive producer) What Happens in Vegas (2008) (producer) Semi-Pro (2008) (producer) Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006) (producer) Kicking & Screaming (2005) (producer) Elf(2003) (executive producer)
He is also on the board of trustees
Jorgan12 (talk) 00:09, 16 April 2010 (UTC)
Teaching with Wikipedia Workshop at CMU (Aug 15)
Editors interested in this article may find the Teaching with Wikipedia Workshop that will take place at CMU on Aug 15 of interest. This workshop is open to general public, and is a joint imitative of CMU and Pitt). There will be another workshop held at Pitt in the Fall as well. It will cover how to include Wikipedia in one's course (WP:SUP) and also how to become a Campus Ambassadors. Pennsylvania has currently only one ambassador (myself) and it would be great if we could recruit at least several more. Ambassadors help course instructors, showing them how Wikipedia works, and interact with students. Many current ambassadors come from the body of students, faculty and university staff; it is a fun adventure, and adds to one resume/CV, to boot :) If it sounds interesting, feel free to ask me any questions, or to come to the workshop. --Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus| talk 20:33, 9 August 2011 (UTC)
Not-for-Profit (501(c)(3)) status
The article does not state that this school is a private not-for-profit university (which it is - http://501c3lookup.org/point_park_university/) which I think is an important fact for prospective students looking for independent information about a school they might be considering attending. This is particularly problematical given Point Parks origins as a business training school, many of which have gone on to become for-profit colleges and universities. I will add this information here but anyone editing a U.S. college or university ought to ensure this information is included. Ray Trygstad (talk) 17:56, 6 May 2013 (UTC)
Orphaned references in Point Park University
I check pages listed in Category:Pages with incorrect ref formatting to try to fix reference errors. One of the things I do is look for content for orphaned references in wikilinked articles. I have found content for some of Point Park University's orphans, the problem is that I found more than one version. I can't determine which (if any) is correct for this article, so I am asking for a sentient editor to look it over and copy the correct ref content into this article.
Reference named "facts": From Drexel University: From King's College (Pennsylvania): King's College: "Just the facts" From Harrisburg University of Science and Technology: Facts about Harrisburg University Harrisburg University. Retrieved 2011-02-05.
I apologize if any of the above are effectively identical; I am just a simple computer program, so I can't determine whether minor differences are significant or not. AnomieBOT ⚡ 20:02, 13 April 2014 (UTC)
Deletion discussion for newspaper The Globe
Ongoing deletion discussion to decided whether or not to delete article on newspaper The Globe (student newspaper), with discussion page at Articles for deletion/The Globe (student newspaper).
* 1) The Globe (student newspaper)
* 2) Articles for deletion/The Globe (student newspaper)
Further research would be most appreciated, and/or suggestions for additional secondary sources, at Talk:The Globe (student newspaper).
Thank you for your time,
— Cirt (talk) 21:30, 19 January 2015 (UTC) | WIKI |
Zoom, Microsoft, and Slack Just Ramped Up the Battle for Virtual Meeting Supremacy
Since the onset of the pandemic, the adoption of remote communication tools has skyrocketed. Yet even before COVID-19 reared its ugly head, the video conferencing market was gaining steam. It's now expected to climb to $50 billion by 2026, according to a recent report by Global Market Insights.
Three of the biggest players in the virtual meeting space, Zoom Video Communications (NASDAQ: ZM), Slack Technologies (NYSE: WORK), and Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Teams, all had big product announcements this week. The timing of these updates indicates the intensity of the competition between these leading virtual meeting providers.
Image source: Zoom Video Communications.
Zooming ahead
Zoom announced yesterday the launch of Zoom Hardware as a Service (HaaS). The offering will make accessing Zoom Rooms and Zoom Phone easier by providing subscription options for phone and meeting room hardware to complement its Zoom videoconferencing services.
The company said that the service will provide budget-friendly hardware and simple technology upgrades at an affordable, fixed monthly price. Zoom highlighted some of the benefits of its service, including low upfront costs and predictable monthly outlays, a simple and streamlined purchasing experience with a consolidated monthly invoice, and the ability to scale with growth. Zoom will also offer managed support options.
By providing easy access to the hardware and an integrated solution, Zoom is removing a friction point, thereby increasing the chances a company will choose its videoconferencing solution over that of a competitor.
Early last month, Zoom reported robust first-quarter earnings. Revenue climbed 169% year over year, while the number of customers contributing $100,000 in trailing-12-month revenue vaulted 90% higher. At the same time, the number of customers with more than 10 employees soared 354%.
Image source: Slack.
Not a Slacker in sight
For the seventh time in its 11-year history, Slack has made an acquisition to boost the utility of its channel-based messaging platform. The company announced Wednesday that it had acquired Rimeto for an undisclosed sum. Rimeto developed a cutting-edge searchable business directory that integrates data from across a company, providing a wealth of information about every employee.
These worker profiles fit naturally into Slack's enhanced business communication tool, providing additional information that will make an enterprise directory more informative and useful. As my colleague Evan Niu wrote, "Rimeto believes that including more data in the directory can facilitate greater collaboration by strengthening social connections, particularly in remote-work environments."
One of the biggest advantages to Rimeto's directory is its robust search capability, which allows you to search by name, title, sales region, or even by customer.
Early last month, Slack reported record first-quarter results, with revenue that grew 50% year over year. Its customer data was also eye-opening. Paid customers grew 28% and those contributing $100,000 in trailing-12-month revenue grew 49%. Its net dollar retention rate was 132%, showing that existing customers are spending 32% more this year compared to last.
Image source: Microsoft.
Teams got a face lift
Microsoft announced on Wednesday that it would be adding new features to its Teams business collaboration software. These upgrades are designed to help people feel more connected and engaged while reducing "meeting fatigue."
The most prominent new feature is Together mode, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to place meeting participants in a digitally shared background to better simulate an in-person meeting. The first mode -- auditorium view -- is rolling out now and will be generally available in August. Together mode will be adding more views in the future.
Dynamic view gives the user more control over how things are shared on the screen. The feature also uses AI and offers the ability to feature shared content side-by-side along with meeting participants. It will also offer large gallery view, which can include up to 49 people in the same meeting simultaneously, while also offering virtual break-out rooms, allowing large meetings to break up into smaller groups.
There are also a host of smaller additions and improvements, including video filters to subtly adjust lighting and focus, speaker attribution, advanced chat features, and the ability to react to people or presentations with emoji.
Teams is a small but growing part of Microsoft's business. The company revealed in April that Teams had grown to 75 million daily active users, and that the number of organizations integrating their third-party and business apps with Teams had tripled over the previous two months. Microsoft said that 20 organizations with more than 100,000 employees are now using Teams.
Investor takeaway
The biggest takeaway from these three announcements is that none of these companies are resting on their laurels. The battle for virtual meeting supremacy has yet to be decided. Each provider has different technological advantages and disadvantages, and none holds a trump card.
One thing is for sure: The recent spike in COVID-19 cases in the U.S. clearly illustrates that remote work and virtual meetings aren't going anywhere. Zoom, Slack, and Microsoft are battling it out for their piece of this large and growing market.
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Part 3: Annotated Specification
Containers
Beacon operations
The following are the various protocol messages that can be transmitted in a block` on the beacon chain.
For most of these, the proposer is rewarded either explicitly or implicitly for including the object in a block.
The proposer receives explicit in-protocol rewards for including the following in blocks:
• ProposerSlashings,
• AttesterSlashings,
• Attestations, and
• SyncAggregates.
Including Deposit objects in blocks is only implicitly rewarded, in that, if there are pending deposits that the block proposer does not include then the block is invalid, so the proposer receives no reward.
There is no direct reward for including VoluntaryExit objects. However, for each validator exited, rewards for the remaining validators increase very slightly, so it's still beneficial for proposers not to ignore VoluntaryExits.
ProposerSlashing
class ProposerSlashing(Container):
signed_header_1: SignedBeaconBlockHeader
signed_header_2: SignedBeaconBlockHeader
ProposerSlashings may be included in blocks to prove that a validator has broken the rules and ought to be slashed. Proposers receive a reward for correctly submitting these.
In this case, the rule is that a validator may not propose two different blocks at the same height, and the payload is the signed headers of the two blocks that evidence the crime. The signatures on the SignedBeaconBlockHeaders are checked to verify that they were both signed by the accused validator.
AttesterSlashing
class AttesterSlashing(Container):
attestation_1: IndexedAttestation
attestation_2: IndexedAttestation
AttesterSlashings may be included in blocks to prove that one or more validators in a committee has broken the rules and ought to be slashed. Proposers receive a reward for correctly submitting these.
The contents of the IndexedAttestations are checked against the attester slashing conditions in is_slashable_attestation_data(). If there is a violation, then any validator that attested to both attestation_1 and attestation_2 is slashed, see process_attester_slashing().
AttesterSlashings can be very large since they could in principle list the indices of all the validators in a committee. However, in contrast to proposer slashings, many validators can be slashed as a result of a single report.
Attestation
class Attestation(Container):
aggregation_bits: Bitlist[MAX_VALIDATORS_PER_COMMITTEE]
data: AttestationData
signature: BLSSignature
This is the form in which attestations make their way around the network. It is designed to be easily aggregatable: Attestations containing identical AttestationData can be combined into a single attestation by aggregating the signatures.
Attestations contain the same information as IndexedAttestations, but use knowledge of the validator committees at slots to compress the list of attesting validators down to a bitlist. Thus, Attestations are at least 5 times smaller than IndexedAttestations, and up to 35 times smaller (with 128 or 2048 validators per committee, respectively).
When a validator first broadcasts its attestation to the network, the aggregation_bits list will contain only a single bit set, and calling get_attesting_indices() on it will return a list containing only a single entry, the validator's own index.
Deposit
class Deposit(Container):
proof: Vector[Bytes32, DEPOSIT_CONTRACT_TREE_DEPTH + 1] # Merkle path to deposit root
data: DepositData
This container is used to include deposit data from prospective validators in beacon blocks so that they can be processed into beacon state.
The proof is a Merkle proof constructed by the block proposer that the DepositData corresponds to the previously agreed deposit root of the Eth1 contract's deposit tree. It is verified in process_deposit() by is_valid_merkle_branch().
VoluntaryExit
class VoluntaryExit(Container):
epoch: Epoch # Earliest epoch when voluntary exit can be processed
validator_index: ValidatorIndex
Voluntary exit messages are how a validator signals that it wants to cease being a validator. Blocks containing VoluntaryExit data for an epoch later than the current epoch are invalid, so nodes should buffer or ignore any future-dated exits they see.
VoluntaryExit objects are never used naked; they are always wrapped up into a SignedVoluntaryExit object.
SyncAggregate
class SyncAggregate(Container):
sync_committee_bits: Bitvector[SYNC_COMMITTEE_SIZE]
sync_committee_signature: BLSSignature
The prevailing sync committee is stored in the beacon state, so the SyncAggregates included in blocks need only use a bit vector to indicate which committee members signed off on the message.
The sync_committee_signature is the aggregate signature of all the validators referenced in the bit vector over the block root of the previous slot.
SyncAggregates are handled by process_sync_aggregate().
BLSToExecutionChange
class BLSToExecutionChange(Container):
validator_index: ValidatorIndex
from_bls_pubkey: BLSPubkey
to_execution_address: ExecutionAddress
The Capella upgrade gives validators that have old style BLS withdrawal credentials a one-time opportunity to update them to Eth1 withdrawal credentials.
To make this change, a staker needs to broadcast a signed message containing this information via a consensus node. It will eventually be included in a block at which point nodes will verify it and update their validator registries. The from_bls_pubkey is verified against the validator's existing withdrawal credential, and the message's signature is verified against the from_bls_pubkey.
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Wikipedia:WikiProject Protista/Article requests
Improvements
* Paulinella — Recent article with CC-BY-4.0 explains test assemblage during reproduction with very valuable images
Creations
* Paulinella micropora | WIKI |
Back to the Basics
Part 2
last meeting we covered...
• selectors
• manipulation
• ajax
Tonight we talk about...
• css
• effects
• utilities
• contributing
Bootstrap Your Site
with Yeoman we'll quickly setup a new website
Yeoman.io
$ mkdir mywebsite
$ cd mywebsite
$ yeoman init quickstart
now we have
jQuery + Modernizr + HTML5 boiler plate
Bootstrap
:)
Where are the demos?
here
CSS
.css()
change one property
http://jsbin.com/urevor/1/edit
$("#foo").css("border", "3px dotted orange")
change more than one style
http://jsbin.com/urevor/2/edit
$("#foo").css({
"border" : "3px dotted orange",
"opacity": ".5",
property : value
...
});
Adding Classes
$("div").addClass("foo");
// multiple classes
$("div").addClass("foo bar");
Removing Classes
$("div").removeClass("foo");
// multiple classes
$("div").removeClass("foo bar");
http://jsbin.com/urevor/5/edit
Use a function to remove a class ...
http://jsbin.com/urevor/4/edit
$("div").removeClass(function() {
return $(this).prev().attr('class');
});
or remove all classes ...
$("div").removeClass();
http://jsbin.com/urevor/6/edit
EFFECTS
• Based on duration (not frames)
• CSS3 vs JS animation
• easing "swing" or "linear"
• hide/show
• fadein/out
• slide up/down
• toggle
hide/show
http://api.jquery.com/category/effects/basics/
$("div").hide();
// restores el to original value
// ex: display:'inline-block'
$("div").show("fast");
$("div").toggle()
http://jsbin.com/urevor/8/edit
fade
http://api.jquery.com/category/effects/fading/
$("div").fadeIn("slow");
$("div").fadeOut("fast");
$("div").fadeTo(2000, 0.5);
http://jsbin.com/urevor/9/edit
slide
http://api.jquery.com/category/effects/sliding/
$("div").slideUp("slow");
$("div").slideDown("fast");
beware of padding pop!
Greg will talk about this later...
stop();
prevent animation from
continuously firing, watch...
jQuery look: Tim Van Damme
$("div").hover(function(){
$(this).slideDown();
}, function(){
$(this).stop().slideUp();
})
http://jsbin.com/urevor/16/edit
Chaining Animation
each animation will run until it completes
then the next will start
$("div").slideDown().fadeOut();
http://jsbin.com/urevor/17/edit
animate
http://api.jquery.com/animate/
*All animated properties should be animated to a
single numeric value
$("div").animate({
"left" : "+=100px",
"height" : "-=50px",
"font-size": "60px"
} , 2000);
http://jsbin.com/urevor/10/edit
if position is set to "static" (the default) animating top, bottom, left and right will have no effect.
animate color with the jQuery-color plugin
http://jsbin.com/urevor/15/edit
CSS3 with jQuery fallback
Test for CSS3 support
"webkitTransition" in document.documentElement.style
better yet just use Modernizr
if (Modernizr.csstransitions){
// CSS3
$('div').addClass('myTransition');
} else {
// jQuery fallback
$('div').animate( ... );
}
http://jsbin.com/urevor/18/edit
Modernizr + YepNope.js to conditionaly load CSS3 animation with jQuery fallback
Modernizr.load({
test: Modernizr.csstransitions,
yep : 'animate-with-css.js',
nope: 'animate-with-jquery.js',
complete: function(){
// initialize the animation
}
});
callbacks vs. deferreds
Greg Franko
Github: gfranko
Twitter: gregfranko
Callbacks
You can pass a callback function as a parameter to the jQuery animate() method.
$(".example").animate({
opacity: 1.0
}, 4000, function() {
// Animation complete
console.log("One of the example animations completed");
});
Deferreds
jQuery Deferred Objects are super helpful for writing maintainable code when dealing with async code (ie. ajax, animations, etc), without resorting to callback hell.
jsbin example
// Wait method that waits x number of seconds to return
function wait(secs) {
var deferred = new $.Deferred();
setTimeout(function() {
deferred.resolve("Finished!");
}, secs * 1000);
return deferred;
}
// Tells the wait method to wait 3 seconds
wait(3).done(function(msg) {
console.log(msg);
});
Deferreds and Animations
Deferred/promises fire when a targeted element(s) have completed all animations
$(".example").animate({
opacity: 1.0
}, 4000);
$(".example").promise().done(function() {
// All animations have completed
console.log("All of my the animations are complete");
});
Animation Differences
• Callbacks will be called each time a single animation completes.
• Deferred/promises fires when all elements have completed the animation
jsbin example
jQuery plugin example
jQuery Utility Functions
• $.extend()
• $.data()
• $.map()
• $.grep()
$.extend()
Merges the contents of two or more objects together into the first object.
jsbin example
var greg1 = {
name: "Greg Franko",
occupation: "JavaScript Engineer",
interests: {
"sports": "Golf, Tennis"
}
}
var greg2 = {
name: "Greg Lavallee",
occupation: "Web Developer",
interests: {
"reading": "Nerd books"
}
}
var newPerson = $.extend(true, {}, greg1, greg2);
console.log("New and Improved Greg:", newPerson);
$.data()
Store and returns arbitrary data associated with the specified element.
jsbin example
$(".test").data("clicked", 0);
$(".test").bind({
"click": function() {
$(this).data("clicked", $(this).data("clicked") + 1);
},
"hover": function() {
console.log($(this).data("clicked"));
}
});
$.map()
Allows you to run a function against each item in an array and update each value. Returns a new array.
jsbin example
var numbers = [3, 6, 10], isEven;
isEven = $.map(numbers, function(val, index) {
return val % 2 === 0;
});
// [false, true, true]
console.log("New Array", isEven);
$.grep()
Allows you to filter an existing array to only return specific values. Returns a new array.
jsbin example
var numbers = [3, 6, 10], evenNumbers;
evenNumbers = $.grep(numbers, function(val, index) {
return val % 2 === 0;
});
// [6, 10]
console.log("Even Numbers Array", evenNumbers);
Contributing to jQuery
How you can help (and get help)
Bugs, bugs, bugs
http://bugs.jquery.com/
Is that really a bug? Make sure to check:
Bug reporting basics
1. Specify version(s) of jQuery, OS, browser(s)
2. Reduce the bug to a test case on jsFiddle, jsbin, etc.
3. Stay up to date on your bug!
IRC is your Friend
Limechat, freenode web, etc.
[insert warning here]
Straight to the Source
[http://github.com/jquery/jquery]
Don't just report it. Fix it!
1. Fork it
2. Clone it:
> git clone https://github.com/jquerydc/jquery.git
3. Get in there:
> cd jquerydc
4. Add the master:
> git remote add upstream https://github.com/jquery/jquery.git
5. Fetch and merge the master
> git fetch upstream
> git merge upstream/master
6. Run tests!
Write tests for what you fix
If you don't, you'll be asked to.
Check out browserstack for cross browser testing.
Test swarm is rad
Pull!
Create a pull request. Include information about the ticket from bugs.jquery.com and update the ticket with a link back.
Thanks | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
AKS (Kubernetes) and no connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it
A client of my had an error while connecting to different resources within their Kubernetes cluster in Azure (AKS).
Kubectl error
On the kubectl commands kubectl proxy and kubectl get nodes they got the error:
connectex: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
The complete message after visiting the dashboard (that wasn’t loaded) on the command kubectl proxy was:
http: proxy error: dial tcp 127.0.0.1:8080: connectex: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
Kubectl Proxy
The problem occurs because the command line isn’t able to load the correct config file from the file system. The config file is saved within an environment variable that you can change or alter.
Solution
The solution to the problem was changing or setting the environment variable to the kubernetes config file name “KUBECONFIG”. You can do this by performing the following PowerShell command.
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("KUBECONFIG", $HOME + "\.kube\config", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::Machine)
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Benjamin House
Benjamin House may refer to:
People
* Ben House, footballer
Buildings
* Ruben M. Benjamin House, Bloomington, IL, listed on the NRHP in Illinois
* Benjamin House (Shelbina, Missouri), listed on the NRHP in Missouri
* Belcher-Ogden Mansion-Price, Benjamin-Price-Brittan Houses District, Elizabeth, NJ, listed on the NRHP in New Jersey
* James Benjamin Homestead, Flanders, NY, listed on the NRHP in New York | WIKI |
Streamlabs
Streamlabs (formerly TwitchAlerts) is a software company headquartered in San Francisco, California. The company was founded in 2014 and distributes a variety of software centered around live streaming and content creation.
History
Streamlabs was founded in 2014 as TwitchAlerts, a fork of OBS Studio that gave streamers the tools to add on-screen visual alerts that are triggered by viewer interactions such as new following, subscribing, and donating.
TwitchAlerts had no official affiliation with Twitch, and was later renamed to Streamlabs in 2016. Logitech purchased the company for $89 million on September 26, 2019.
Products
Streamlabs Desktop (formerly Streamlabs OBS) is a free and open-source streaming software that is based on a fork of OBS Studio. Electron is used as the software framework for the user interface. Streamlabs distributes the user's content over platforms such as Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook.
Crossclip is a video converter website that allows users to convert, edit and share live streaming content across multiple platforms.
Willow is a link-in-bio link tool designed to help users increase revenue and make their links more discoverable. It includes a tipping feature and allows users to tip directly on the page.
Melon is a browser-based podcast live streaming platform. Users can broadcast their live streams to Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, or a custom RTMP destination.
Oslo is a video review and collaboration tool. Users can upload and share projects in the cloud, and Oslo's project management and annotation tools provide ways for teams to receive and review feedback, as well as upload videos to YouTube.
Streamlabs Charity is a free fundraising platform that assists charities in raising funds and connecting with streamers. Excluding standard processing fees, the platform takes no cut from donations, allowing all proceeds to go to charity.
Criticism
On November 16, 2021, Streamlabs released 'Streamlabs Studio', a cloud capture software for the Xbox One, Xbox Series S, and the Xbox Series X. After the release, the streaming service Lightstream accused Streamlabs of plagiarizing their promotional materials. Later that same day, the OBS Studio team claimed in a tweet that Streamlabs used the name "OBS" in their products despite OBS Studio already denying Streamlabs permission to use the name. This gave the false appearance of being in partnership with OBS Studio.
OBS Studio's tweet resulted in Twitch streamers, including Pokimane and Hasan Piker, threatening a boycott of their product if changes were not made. Other companies, such as Elgato and 1UpCoin, have also spoken up on Twitter about Streamlabs copying their products. The company subsequently removed the name "OBS" from their products. | WIKI |
Man Linux: Main Page and Category List
NAME
Blt_TreeExists - Indicates if a tree exists.
SYNOPSIS
#include <bltTree.h>
int
Blt_TreeExists(interp, name)
ARGUMENTS
Tcl_Interp *interp (in) Interpreter to determine current
namespace context.
const char *name (in) Name of an existing tree data object.
Can be qualified by a namespace.
_________________________________________________________________
DESCRIPTION
This procedure determines if a C-based tree data object exists by a
given name. The arguments are as follows:
interp Used the determine the current namespace context.
name Name of an existing tree data object. Name can be qualified
by a namespace such as fred::myTree. If no namespace
qualifier is used, the current namespace is searched, then
the global namespace.
RETURNS
A boolean result is returned. If the tree exists 1 is returned, 0
otherwise.
EXAMPLE
The following example checks if a tree "myTree" exists.
if (!Blt_TreeExists(interp, "myTree")) {
fprintf(stderr, "can’t find tree \"myTree\\n");
}
KEYWORDS
tree, token Tcl_TreeCreate, Tcl_TreeGetToken, Tcl_TreeReleaseToken | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
User:Nsmeditor2022/sandbox
Nicole “Nikki” Bowman Mills (nee Braley, born May 12, 1971) is an American businesswoman, writer, editor, publisher, public speaker, community advocate, and media personality. As the founder and president of New South Media, Inc., a multimedia publishing company headquartered in Granville, West Virginia, she serves as the editor-in-chief and publisher of several award-winning magazines, including WV Living, Morgantown, WV Weddings, and Wonderful West Virginia.
Early Life
Nikki Bowman Mills was born on May 12, 1971, to parents Sharon Holcomb (nee Acree) and Joe Braley in Saratoga Springs, New York, where her father was stationed at the U.S. Navy base. After her father was discharged from the Navy, her family moved back to their native West Virginia. Her parents divorced in 1974, and she, along with her mother, moved in with her paternal grandmother, Ella Braley Legg, in rural Clay County in West Virginia.
From an early age, Bowman Mills was surrounded by people who were advocates and champions of Appalachian heritage. Nikki’s aunt Deloris Braley was married to renowned musician John Morris, who, with his brother David, formed the Morris Brothers. As a child, she attended the Morris Family Old-Time Music Festival that later inspired the creation of the Vandalia Gathering. The National Endowment for the Arts named Morris a 2020 National Heritage Fellow.
In 1975, Bowman Mills’ mother married Ronald Holcomb, an electrician at the DuPont plant in Belle, West Virginia, and they moved into a trailer in Two Run, West Virginia, then later to Procious. In 1981 her family moved from Clay County to Kanawha County. She attended Elkview Junior High School and Herbert Hoover High School, where she graduated with honors at the top of her class in 1989. As a student, Bowman Mills won several creative writing awards, including the opportunity to study with American novelist Denise Giardina as she worked on the sequel to her 1987 novel Storming Heaven.
When Bowman Mills turned 18, she legally changed her name from Nikki Lee Braley to Nicole Lee Holcomb. Inspired by reading National Geographic magazine in her youth, Bowman Mills wanted to be an international travel writer. She took a heavy course load, worked as a resident assistant and as a night shift guard, and, in three years, graduated from West Virginia University in Morgantown, West Virginia, magna cum laude, with a bachelor’s degree in International Studies and Slavic Studies and a minor in Russian. She was the first in her family to graduate from college.
Career
Upon graduating from college, at the age of 21, Bowman Mills married Gregory Bowman in August 1992, joining him in Chicago where he was a law student at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law. In 1994, the couple moved to Danville, Kentucky, where he clerked for federal judge Pierce Lively and she began a freelance writing career. Upon returning to Chicago a year later, she attended DePaul University, where she received a writing fellowship to serve as the associate editor of Richard Jones’ literary journal Poetry East. She received her master’s degree in writing in 1997. She worked at The Union League Club in Chicago as the managing editor of The State of the Union. In 1998, she moved to Washington, D.C., where she worked at Catholic University of America and wrote and edited the alumni publication CUA Lawyer.
In 2004, Bowman Mills, her husband, and their two children moved to Jackson, Mississippi, where she worked at Mississippi College School of Law as director of communications and Gregory Bowman served as a law professor. In 2007, she became the editor of Mississippi’s statewide lifestyle publication, Mississippi Magazine.
In 2008, Bowman Mills moved back to Morgantown, West Virginia, to launch her own media company, New South Media, Inc. Her first publication, WV Living, became West Virginia’s first statewide lifestyle magazine. She worked from her rented townhouse, writing most of the stories, managing subscriptions and newsstand distribution, working with a freelance graphic design contractor, and taking the photography herself. She delivered 8,000 copies of the first issue of WV Living all over the state in November 2008 from her minivan with her children in tow. In spring 2009, she launched her company’s second brand, WV Weddings, which quickly became the bridal bible for the state. In October 2011, New South Media’s bi-monthly city publication, Morgantown magazine, joined the line-up. In 2012, Bowman Mills continued to grow New South Media by launching a custom publishing arm that created travel guides, custom magazines, cookbooks, and coffee table books for a myriad of clients. Her first custom magazine, created to celebrate West Virginia University’s momentous move from the Big East to the Big 12 Conference, The Ultimate Sports and Travel Guide to the New Big 12, was distributed nationally in 2012. WV Focus, a statewide small business and policy magazine was published in January 2014 and remained in publication for two years. In 2015, New South Media was chosen to oversee the editorial of the state’s oldest magazine, Wonderful West Virginia, a West Virginia Division of Natural Resources monthly publication. This was a momentous accomplishment for Bowman Mills, who had grown up reading Wonderful West Virginia and credits the magazine for her early love and fascination with printed publications.
Bowman Mills and Gregory Bowman separated in 2014 and divorced in 2015.
Bowman Mills became a vocal advocate for small businesses and woman-owned businesses, speaking around the state of West Virginia on topics of entrepreneurship and the importance of supporting small businesses.
In 2015, she was honored as one of the country’s Top Women in Media by Folio, becoming the first West Virginia woman to be selected. In 2018, she was selected by SCORE as one of 100 small businesses nationwide as an American Small Business Champion.
New South Media successfully competed for the federal contract in 2016 to produce 72 issues annually of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Small Business Resource Guide, including one issue a year in Spanish. The company oversaw the printing of nearly 1 million copies annually of the guides, which were distributed nationwide.
In 2018, Bowman Mills partnered with Buddy Butler to launch a new custom content creation division to the company called Narrative by New South Media.
In June 2019, Bowman Mills married architect Michael Mills, principal of Mills Group. That same year, they launched a new business together called Revision, harkening back to the Turn This Town Around initiative, and purchased 10 warehouse buildings on Main Street in Granville, West Virginia, creating New South Square. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they transformed the buildings into an office space, a restaurant and shop, and an industrial event space called Silo in the Square. New South Media moved its headquarters into one of the buildings, and Appalachian Mercantile General Store and Cafe, owned by Nancy Bruns and Joe Woods, moved into another. An architectural salvage company, Appalachian Salvage, is slated to open in 2022.
In addition to serving as the president of New South Media, Inc., Bowman Mills serves as a public speaker and appears regularly on podcasts, television, and radio shows.
Transformative Journalism
When Bowman Mills created New South Media in 2008, she embraced the concept of socially responsible transformative journalism. With that in mind, her media company launched an economic development initiative in 2014 called Turn This Town Around. Her concept was to craft a collaboration of private, nonprofit, and public entities focused on providing resources, guidance, inspiration, and accountability for struggling communities as they embarked on programs of transformation. She reached out to the West Virginia Community Development Hub as a partner. Readers chose two West Virginia towns for the inaugural year of Turn This Town Around: Grafton and Matewan. The Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation provided around $100,000 to each community to fund a variety of projects aimed at creating sustainable change. Whitesville, West Virginia, and Ripley, West Virginia, were chosen as 2015’s Turn This Town Around towns. Turn This Town Around led to successful launches of new businesses, town improvement and beautification projects, and the creation of farmers’ markets and outdoor recreation projects.
Also in 2014, Bowman Mills created an annual program to honor West Virginia women who are instrumental in building a better state through their work, volunteerism, or activism. The West Virginia Wonder Woman awards have gone to women such as Appalachian Regional Commission Co-Chair Gayle Manchin, actress Jennifer Garner, Huntington fire chief Jan Rader, Charleston, West Virginia, mayor Amy Goodwin, U.S. Senator Shelly Moore Capito, community activist Amy Jo Hutchison, and many more. Each year, these women, who are nominated by previous Wonder Women, are featured in WV Living and honored at a luncheon.
Bowman Mills has originated other community initiatives as well, including The Struggle to Stay Campaign that became a radio series investigating the mass exodus of young people from West Virginia in partnership with West Virginia Public Broadcasting. In 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, she rallied the community and spearheaded the creation of the first outdoor dining parklet in downtown Morgantown, West Virginia.
Awards
2020 WV Kids Count Economic Well-Being Champion of Children Award
2019 West Virginia Hospitality and Tourism Association’s Excellence in Tourism Entrepreneurship Award
2018 SCORE’s American Small Business Champion
2016 West Virginia Division of Culture and History’s Excellence in Support of the Arts Award
2015 Folio’s Top Women in Media
2014 U.S. Small Business Administration’s Women-Owned Small Business Champion Award
2014 2014 Class of Leadership West Virginia
2013 Preservation Alliance of West Virginia’s Historic Preservation Media Award
2011 Women’s Business and Training Center’s 2011 Pocahontas County Woman Business Leader of the Year Award
2011 The State Journal’s Generation Next 40 under 40.
West Virginia Division of Tourism’s Star of the Industry Awards
* 2019, Best Print/Photography Layout
* 2018, Best Print Article
* 2014, Best Internet/E-Magazine Article
* 2014, Best Print Photography Layout
* 2013, Best Print Photography Layout
* 2012, Best Print Article
* 2010, Best Print Article | WIKI |
# Introduction
# What's EMQX?
EMQX is an open-source, distributed MQTT (opens new window) messaging broker that can support millions of concurrent MQTT connections. EMQX can be used for connecting to devices that support MQTT protocol, and EMQX can also be used for delivering messages from a server to a client (e.g., a device).
# Which products do we offer?
EMQX has 3 products (opens new window) in total. The different products support different number of connections, features, services, etc.
• EMQX Broker: EMQX open source version. It supports the popular IoT protocols MQTT, CoAP and LwM2M.
• EMQX Enterprise: EMQX enterprise version. It is based on the open source version, and adds data persistence (support Redis, MySQL, MongoDB or PostgreSQL), data bridge to Kafka, LoRaWAN support, EMQX monitoring, Kubernetes deployment etc. It supports 1 million concurrent MQTT connections.
• EMQX Platform: EMQX Platform version is based on the Enterprise version, and supports 10 million concurrent MQTT connections. We provide consulting service for complex IoT platforms, such as cross data center solutions. All kinds of services building an IoT platform can be provided, such as consulting, training, architect design, customized development, platform implementation, testing and operation.
# What are EMQX's authentication options?
Tags: Auth
When a client connects to an EMQX server, the EMQX server can authenticate it in different ways. EMQX supports the following 3 approaches:
• Username and password: A client connection can be established only when passing the correct user name and password (which can be configured at server).
• ClientID: Every MQTT client will have a unique ClientID. A list of acceptable ClientIDs can be configured for server. Only ClientIDs in this list can be authenticated successfully.
• Anonymous: Allows anonymous access.
Besides using the configuration file (to configure authentication), EMQX can also use database and integration with external applications, such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, HTTP and LDAP.
# What's a Hook and when is a Hook useful?
Tags: WebHook
A Hook is an interface provided by EMQX, which will be triggered when a connection, session or message is established/delivered. EMQX provides the hook types listed below. Hooks allows a user to, for example, save events to a database. This could be useful if one wants to gather different kinds of information, such as when a client connects and disconnects.
• client.connected: client online
• client.disconnected: client offline
• client.subscribe: client subscribes topics
• client.unsubscribe: client unsubscribes topics
• session.created: session was created
• session.resumed: session is resumed
• session.subscribed: after session subscribe topic
• session.unsubscribed: after session unsubscribe topic
• session.terminated: session is terminated
• message.publish: MQTT message is published
• message.delivered: MQTT message is delivered
• message.acked: MQTT message is acknowledged
• message.dropped: MQTT message is dropped
# What's a mqueue? How to configure mqueues in EMQX?
Tags: Message Queue
A mqueue is a message queue that store messages for a session. If the clean session flag is set to false in the MQTT connect packet, then EMQX would maintain the session for the client even when the client has been disconnected from EMQX. Then the session would receive messages from the subscribed topic and store these messages into the sessions mqueue. And when the client is online again, these messages would be delivered to the client instantly. Because of low priority of QOS 0 message in mqtt protocol, EMQX do not save QOS 0 message in the mqueue. However, this behavior can be overriden by setting zone.$name.mqueue_store_qos0 = true in emqx.conf. With the zone.$name.mqueue_store_qos0 = true, even a QOS 0 mesage would been saved in the mqueue. The maximum size of the mqueue can be configured with the setting zone.external.max_mqueue_len. Notice that the mqueue is stored in memory, so please do not set the mqueue length to 0 (0 means there is no limit for mqueue), otherwise the system would risk running out of memory.
# What's a WebSocket? When to use a Websocket to connect to EMQX?
Tags: WebSocket
WebSocket is a full-duplex communication protocol with an API supported by modern web browsers. A user can use the WebSocket API to create a dual direction communication channel between a web browser and a server. Through a WebSocket, the server can push messages to the web browser. EMQX provides support for WebSocket. This means that users can publish to MQTT topics and subscribe to MQTT topics from browsers.
# What's a shared subscription, and when is it useful?
Tags: Shared Subscription Pub/Sub
Shared subscription is an MQTT feature that was introduced in MQTT 5.0 specification. Before the feature was introduced in MQTT 5.0 specification, EMQ 2.x already supported the feature as a non-standard MQTT protocol. In general, all of subscribers will receive ALL messages for the subscribed topics. However, clients that share a subscription to a topic will receive the messages in a round-robin way, so only one of the clients that share a subscription will receive each message. This feature can thus be used for load-balancing.
Shared subscription is very useful in data collection and centralized data analysis applications. In such cases, the number of data producers is much larger than consumers, and one message ONLY need to be consumed once.
# What is off-line message?
Tags: Retain
Usually an MQTT client receives messages only when it is connected to an EMQX broker, and it will not receive messages if it is off-line. But if a client has a fixed ClientID, and it connects to the broker with clean_session = false, the broker will store particular messages for it when it is off-line. If the Pub/Sub is done at certain QoS level (broker configuration), these messages will be delivered when this client is reconnected.
Off-line messages are useful when the connection is not stable, or the application has special requirements on QoS.
# What is Subscription by Broker? And its use scenario?
Tags: Subscription by Broke
Usually an MQTT client has to subscribe to the topics explicitly by itself, if it wants to receive the messages under these topics. Subscription by Broker means that the broker can subscribe to particular topics for a client without client's interaction. The relation of such clients and the topics they should be subscribed to is stored at broker side.
Usage of Subscription by Broker can ease the management of massive clients, and save computational resources and bandwidth for devices.
Tip
Currently this feature is available in the EMQX Enterprise edition.
# What is the usage of system topics? What system topics are available?
Tags: System Topic
The system topics have a prefix of $SYS/. Periodically, EMQX publishes system messages to system topics, these messages include system status, statistics, client's online/offline status and so on.
Here are some examples of system topics (for a complete list of system topic please refer to EMQX documentation):
• $SYS/brokers: List of nodes in cluster
• $SYS/brokers/${node}/clients/${clientid}/connected: this message is published when a client connects
• $SYS/broker/${node}/stats/connections/count: Number of connections on a node
• $SYS/broker/${node}/stats/sessions/count: Number of sessions on a node
# Why can a client without username and password still connect after authentication is enabled?
Tags: Auth
EMQX supports anonymous authentication and it is enabled by default. After authentication is enabled, clients without username and password will successfully login using anonymous authentication. To change this behavior, you need to set the allow_anonymous configuration item in emqx.conf to false, and restart EMQX.
Note: If your client is connected to port 11883, you need to modify zone.internal.allow_anonymous. For the relevant knowledge of Zone and Listener, please refer to Configuration. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
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immediately to reside in this island, are exempt from the yellow fever.
However powerful these considerations were, they could not induce me to go and pass my time in such a dull and melancholy abode; upon which I refused the advice of my friends, and staid in the town. I had nearly been the victim of my obstinacy, having been, a few days after, attacked with the first symptoms of this dreadful malady, under which I laboured upward of a month.
The yellow fever varies every year according to the intenseness of the heat; at the same time the observation has not yet been forcible enough to point out the characteristic signs by which they can discover whether it will be more or less malignant in the summer. The natives are not so subject to it as foreigners, eight-tenths of whom died the year of my arrival; and whenever the former are attacked with it, it is always in a much less proportion.
It has been observed that during the months of July, August, September, and October, when this disorder is usually most prevalent, the persons who leave Charleston for a few days only, are, on their return to town, much more susceptible of catching it {5} than those who staid at home. The natives of Upper Carolina, two or three hundred miles distant, are as subject to it as foreigners; and those of the environs are not always exempt from it: whence it results that during one third of the year all communications are nearly cut off between the country and town, whither they go but very reluctantly, and seldom or ever sleep there. The supply of provisions at that time is only made by the negroes, who are never subject to the fever. On my return to Charleston in the month of October 1802, from my travels over the western part of the country, I did not meet, on the most populous road, | WIKI |
Algebra Vocab | Scoins.net | DJS
Algebra Vocab
Vocabulary, definitions
A polynomial (poly = lots, nomials = names,) is an expression made up of terms. Terms are separated by plus or minus signs, and terms will generally include a variable, where the most common one we use is x. The highest order (power, index) of the variable determines the order of the expression. If we put a y= in front of the expression, then y is defined as a function. (Properly, every x value produces a single y value but several x may produce the same y).
The expression ax + b has two terms ax and b. Only ax has a variable in it and b is a constant (a, b and c are almost always used to represent constants). So ax+b is a linear expression and y=ax+b is a linear function. There are two reasons for calling this linear: if we sketch them they produce straight lines; the highest order of x (x to the power one) is one. When the highest order is not one, the function or expression is non-linear ...
Similarly ax2+bx+c has three terms, has highest order two and is called quadratic because it includes a square. In the same way, y = ax2+bx+c defines y as a quadratic function, often called a parabola (para=like, bola=ball, from the Greek) because the curve is similar to the path of a ball (actually, that requires a to be negative, but they had the general idea).
In the same way, an x³ means it is cubic expression and function, x quartic and x quintic: 1/x or x-1 is a reciprocal (with order minus 1) so a/x would make a reciprocal term and y=1/x is called an hyperbola. The words for the expressions are generally from a Latin base and those for the function are (where different) generally from Greek.
To demonstrate that you have the vocabulary clear, classify these examples.
Expression Order No. of terms Expression Name Function name
ax²+bx+c 2 3 quadratic parabola
2x³+ 4x²+3x+2
25x - 23x³
6x²+12x
x³- 54x² - 212
6/x + 17
2x³- 4x² +2 - x4
6 - 16x
Extension: y³ + 5y = x – 23/x is a sort of function; it has two variables x and y and if you choose a value for x we might find a value for y that fits. This is not explicit (meaning y = something only with x as the variable) so it is called implicit. If there are several possible values for y when you pick an x, then technically it is not a function at all. Proper functions have only one y value for each x you choose, although for any y value there might be more than one x value to match. Implicit forms of an equation are sometimes easier to work with, although explicit forms are usually required for answers.
The concept of a term becomes stretched when we allow brackets in expressions. Consider the equation y = x-1 + (3x+5)(4x-1); this currently has two terms because there is just one plus (or minus) outside the brackets. The second term, (3x+5)(4x-1), has two factors, (3x+5) and (4x-1). In the lower school, a factor is often explained as a whole number divisor of another number, such as recognising that the factors of twelve are 1,2,3,4,6 and 12.
In algebra the same thinking applies but x is less limited as an idea. If we expand the brackets (see Brackets Notes) then (3x+5)(4x-1)= 12x² + 17x –5 has three terms and we could have written our equation as y = 12x² + 17x –5 + x-1 , showing four terms not two. Thus you see that the number of terms applies to the current form of the expression and is not an absolute value for an expression or a function. Note that I wrote the terms in descending order of order of the power (index) of x. I would use ascending or descending order siimply out of habit, generally putting the biggest term first.
One of the depressing or exciting things about maths (depending on your current viewpoint) is that just when you think you have an idea clear, you find it can be extended to a place where you are no longer clear. Many pupils refer to this as ‘moving the goalposts’. There is no doubt that maths is a cumulative subject – it builds on what has gone before in a way that even a language doesn’t quite match. Clarity of definition and the use of precise language (English in my case) allows exact terminology. It is when we let ourselves be vague that errors—particularly in understanding—occur. So my objectives must include persuading you to think and persuading you to try to be precise with language. Just imagine how hard it is in another language (French, Cantonese,....)
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Turkey or in Central Asia, without more formality needed for sending it than writing its destination on a bit of paper.
This result might have been obtained in two ways. A Napoleon, a Bismarck, or some potentate having conquered Europe, would from Paris, Berlin, or Rome, draw a railway map and regulate the hours of the trains. The Russian Tsar Nicholas I dreamt of taking such action. When he was shown rough drafts of railways between Moscow and Petersburg, he seized a ruler and drew on the map of Russia a straight line between these two capitals, saying, "Here is the plan," And the road was built in a straight line, filling in deep ravines, building bridges of a giddy height, which had to be abandoned a few years later, at a cost of about £120,000 to £150,000 per English mile.
This is one way, but happily things were managed differently. Railways were constructed piece by piece, the pieces were joined together, and the hundred divers companies, to whom these pieces belonged, came to an understanding concerning the arrival and departure of their trains, and the running of carriages on their rails, from all countries, without unloading merchandize as it passes from one network to another.
All this was done by free agreement, by exchange of letters and proposals, by congresses at which delegates met to discuss certain special subjects, but not to make laws; after the | WIKI |
Mary Ellen Barbera
Mary Ellen Barbera (born September 10, 1951) is an American lawyer and jurist from Baltimore, Maryland.
Education
In 1975, Barbera earned a bachelor's degree from Towson State College. In 1984, Barbera earned a JD degree from University of Maryland School of Law.
Career
From July 8, 2013 to September 10, 2021, she served as Chief Judge on the Maryland Court of Appeals, (now the Supreme Court of Maryland) the highest court in the state. Until 2008, she served as a judge on the Court of Appeals representing the 7th Appellate Judicial Circuit (Montgomery County). Barbera, a graduate of the University of Maryland School of Law, is the first female Chief Judge of the Maryland Court of Appeals.
Prior to her appointment to the Court of Appeals, she served as an at large judge on Maryland's intermediate appellate court, the Court of Special Appeals, from January 4, 2002 to September 2, 2008. On July 3, 2013, Governor Martin O'Malley appointed Judge Barbera as successor to former Chief Judge Robert M. Bell, who reached the mandatory retirement age of 70. On September 3, 2021, Governor Larry Hogan appointed Judge Joseph M. Getty to succeed Barbera when she reached the mandatory retirement age on September 10, 2021. | WIKI |
John III, Lord of Polanen
John III of Wassenaer, Lord of Polanen (1340 – 10 August 1394) was Lord of Polanen (a heerlijkheid south of Monster). The Lords of Polanen were a branch of the House of Wassenaer. He held extensive possessions besides the fief of Polanen.
He was the eldest son of John II (c. 1324 – 1378), from his first marriage to Oda of Horne (1318-1353). In 1353, his father inherited the extensive possessions of Willem van Duvenvoorde and in the same year, he purchased the Barony of Breda from the Duke of Brabant. When John II died in 1378, John III inherited most of these possessions.
John III was married to Countess Oda of Salm-Ravenstein (1370-1428). Their only child was their daughter Johanna van Polanen, who married Engelbert I of Nassau in 1404. Via this marriage, the House of Nassau inherited the Polanen possessions.
In his 1394 will, John III also mentioned three illegitimate children:
* a son
* Jan Grimhuysen, "Lord of the Leck". He married Adelaide of Egmont and had a daughter, Maria, who married William I of Bavaria-Schagen.
* Oda of the Leck | WIKI |
Responsive IFrames
Turn Your Complex IFrames into Responsive Goodness NPR-style.
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The What and Why
IFrames are commonly used to allow embedding of third-party content. Many popular services, such as YouTube and Facebook, make extensive use of IFrames in their embeddable widgets.
On a responsive website, all page components must be responsive. There are multiple ways of making an IFrame responsive. Some responsive IFrame use-cases can be solved with simple Javascript and CSS. Our library targets a challenging use-case in which embedded content:
• Can have unknown width and height
• Can have unknown width/height ratio
• Can change its width or height as users interact with dynamic content and we want the size of the IFrame to change accordingly to avoid scrollbars.
Making IFrames with such constraints is a challenging task. We developed this tiny (0.9KB minified and gzipped) jQuery plugin, at NPR, to make the task easier.
For simpler use-cases, e.g. targeting the embedding of fixed ratio video content, you may want to check-out: FitVid.js, instead.
Getting Started
Due to browser security constraints, you will have to include the Javascript file both in the “parent” page, as well as in the page being embedded through an iframe (“child”).
In the current version, the parent page must include the latest version of jQuery. There is no dependency on jQuery for the child page functionality. In future versions, we would like to remove the dependency on jQuery for the parent as well.
Note: the “xdomain” parameter in the makeResponsive() function call is optional.
Code Sample
<!-- Activate responsiveness in the "child" page -->
<script src="/js/jquery.responsiveiframe.js"></script>
<script>
var ri = responsiveIframe();
ri.allowResponsiveEmbedding();
</script>
<!-- Corresponding code in the "parent" page -->
<script src="/js/jquery.js"></script>
<script src="/js/jquery.responsiveiframe.js"></script>
<script>
;(function($){
$(function(){
$('#myIframeID').responsiveIframe({ xdomain: '*'});
});
})(jQuery);
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Orestes Quintana
Orestes Demóstenes Homero Quintana y Vigo (1880 – 4 April 1909) was a Spanish rower. He competed in the men's coxed four event at the 1900 Summer Olympics. | WIKI |
sitemapper
Sitemap generator for Crystal apps
0.7.0 released
sitemapper
Sitemapper helps you to generate sitemaps for your website. It generates sitemap compliant XML, and gives you the flexibility to handle what is generated, and where you place your sitemaps.
Installation
Add this to your application's shard.yml:
dependencies:
sitemapper:
github: jwoertink/sitemapper
Usage
require "sitemapper"
# Configure sitemapper
Sitemapper.configure do |c|
# Generate a sitemap_index file
c.use_index = true # default false
c.host = "https://yoursite.io"
c.sitemap_host = "https://sitemaps.aws.whatever.com" # default nil
# The max number of <url> elements to add to each sitemap
c.max_urls = 20 # default 500
# use gzip compression?
c.compress = false # default true
# where to store the sitemaps
c.storage = :aws # default is :local
# see the aws config stuff below
c.aws_config = nil # default is nil but should be a Hash(String, String) when used
end
# Use sitemapper
sitemaps = Sitemapper.build do
add("/about", changefreq: "yearly", priority: 0.1)
add("/profiles/somedude", changefreq: "always", priority: 0.9)
end
# Do whatever you want with these.
# Maybe upload to S3, or write to a file
puts typeof(sitemaps) #=> Array(Hash(String, String))
puts sitemaps.first #=> {"name" => "sitemap1.xml", "data" => "<?xml ..."}
# Just have Sitemapper write them out to your public/sitemaps folder
# This will create ./public/sitemaps/sitemap1.xml, etc...
Sitemapper.store(sitemaps, "./public/sitesmaps")
You can also pass options to build.
Sitemapper.build(host: "your host", max_urls: 20, use_index: true) do
add("/whatever", lastmod: Time.utc)
end
In a bit more complex example, you may need to pass the Sitemapper instance to a separate class for building out your XML. In this case, you use Crystal's itself keyword.
Sitemapper.build do
CustomSiteMapBuilder.new(itself).generate!
end
Adding videos to your sitemap
You can add in video information which will generate the necessary XML for videos. Check out the docs for all the different options you can use.
Sitemapper uses a Sitemapper::VideoMap object for building out video sitemap data. Pretty much the attributes all map 1 to 1 except for tag. Use the plural tags as an array.
video = Sitemapper::VideoMap.new(thumbnail_loc: "http://video.org/sample.mpg", title: "Video", description: "This is a video", tags: ["one", "two"])
sitemaps = Sitemapper.build do
add("/videos/123", video: video, changefreq: "yearly")
end
Same goes for in you want to add an image. Use Sitemapper::ImageMap and pass add("/image/1", image: image). Read up more on image sitemaps here.
Saving your XML
Sitemapper gives you the raw XML in strings. This gives you the option to save that data however you wish. Maybe you're crazy and want to store it in your DB? Maybe you're running on Heroku and can't just write locally, so you need to ship it off to AWS. What ever the case, you have that freedom.
There's a few options you have built in. :local, and :aws. These are config options through config.storage
LocalStorage
By default Sitemapper will use local storage which is just writing your XML to some flat files and stored somewhere relative to your application.
Sitemapper.configure do |c|
c.storage = :local
end
# `sitemaps` is the Array(Hash(String, String)) from above
# writes to ./public/sitemaps/sitemap.xml
Sitemapper.store(sitemaps, "public/sitemaps")
If you would like to store these sitemaps in gzip files, you'll need to set the compress option.
Sitemapper.configure do |c|
c.storage = :local
c.compress = true
end
# writes to ./public/sitemaps/sitemap.xml.gz
Sitemapper.store(sitemaps, "public/sitemaps")
AwsStorage
If you're hosted somewhere like Heroku or Elasticbeanstalk then you may not have the ability to just write your flat files locally. In this case, you can use the :aws storage option to push the files to S3.
You'll probably also want to set the sitemap_host option here. This is so the sitemap_index.xml will know where all the other sitemap files will be located.
Sitemapper.configure do |c|
c.storage = :aws
# This option is important!
c.aws_config = {
"region" => "us-west-1",
"key" => ENV["AWS_ACCESS_KEY"],
"secret" => ENV["AWS_SECRET_KEY"]
}
c.sitemap_host = "https://my-prod-bucket.s3.amazonaws.com"
end
# uploads to your bucket my-prod-bucket/sitemaps/sitemap.xml
Sitemapper.store(sitemaps, "my-prod-bucket/sitemaps")
Lastly, so the searchengines know where your sitemaps are located (unless you aliased /sitemap_index.xml), you'll want to update your robots.txt with Sitemap: https://my-sitemap-host.com
Notifying Search Engines
Once you have your sitemaps updated, it's usually a good idea to let the search engines know. Generally, they will crawl your site regularly anyway, but this at least gets things moving a little quicker. To do this, you can use the ping_search_engines method.
sitemap_url = whatever_you_put_in_your_robots_txt
Sitemapper.ping_search_engines(sitemap_url)
# or
Sitemapper::PingBot.new(sitemap_url).ping
Currently this only pings Google and Bing. However, if you wanted to ping another engine like a custom one, or maybe Yandex, you can pass that in as well.
# be sure to include %s so we know where to place your `sitemap_url`
Sitemapper.ping_search_engines(sitemap_url, yandex: "http://blogs.yandex.ru/pings/?status=success&url=%s")
Development
Nothing fancy. Just pull down the repo, add code and make sure specs are passing.
Contributing
1. Fork it ( https://github.com/jwoertink/sitemapper/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Add some specs and run crystal spec/
4. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
5. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
6. Create a new Pull Request
Contributors
sitemapper:
github: jwoertink/sitemapper
version: ~> 0.7.0
License MIT
Crystal 0.35.1
Authors
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{'branch' => 'master', 'github' => 'taylorfinnell/awscr-s3'}
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• ameba ~> 0.13.0
{'github' => 'crystal-ameba/ameba', 'version' => '~> 0.13.0'}
• webmock ~> 0.13.0
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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers: Series II/Volume XIV/Additional Canons 1/The Council of Grangra/Canons/Canon XIX
Canon XIX.
any of the ascetics, without bodily necessity, shall behave with insolence and disregard the fasts commonly prescribed and observed by the Church, because of his perfect understanding in the matter, let him be anathema.
Notes.
Whoso neglects the fasts of the Church, let him be anathema.
I have followed Hefele’s translation of the last clause, with which Van Espen seems to agree, as well as Zonaras.  But Hardouin and Mansi take an entirely different view and translate “if the Eustathian deliberately rejects the Church fasts.”  Zonoras and Balsamon both refer to the $th$ of the Apostolical Canons as being the law the Eustathians violated.  Balsamon suggests that the Eustathians shared the error of the Bogomiles on the subject of fasting, but I see no reason to think that this was the case; Eustathius’s action seems rather to be attributable to pride, and a desire to be different and original, “I thank thee that I am not as other men are,” (as Van Espen points out).  All that Socrates says (H. E. II., xliii.) is that “he commanded that the prescribed fasts should be neglected, and that the Lord’s days should be fasted.”
This canon is found in the Corpus Juris Canonici, Gratian’s Decretum, Pars I., Dist. xxx., c. viii., in an imperfect translation but not that of either Isidore or Dionysius. | WIKI |
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It seems there are two types of failures in the attached files.
Type 1:
/\P{L}/utf
\x{140000}\=no_utf_check
It is documented that PCRE2 does not support invalid utf data. So disabling utf
checks and crashing on invalid utf data is a valid behavior. PCRE2 JIT now
supports invalid utf data (only in trunk, not released yet). You just need to
pass PCRE2_JIT_INVALID_UTF option bit when the pattern is compiled by
pcre2_jit_compile().
Type 2:
/(?(VERSION>=0)^B0W)/utf
0\=dfa
Looks like there is a bug in the version check, although I don't see any
crashes. Perhaps there is a bug with handling OP_TRUE byte code.
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BURLINGTON 431 da. and h. of Henry (Clifford), 5th and last Earl of Cumberland, and 1st Lord Clifford (under the writ of 1628), by Frances, da. of Robert (Cecil), Earl of Salisbury. She, who was ^. 18 Sep. 1613, d. 6, and was bur. 20 Jan. 1690/1, aged 77. (^) Will pr. Mar. 1691. He d. 15 Jan., and was bur. 3 Feb. 1697/8, at Londesborough, co. York, aged Sj.C') Will pr. Feb. 1698. [Charles Boyle, styled Viscount Dungarvan, 2nd, but ist surv. s. and h. ap., bap. 12 Dec. 1639, at Sir Thomas Stafford's house, in the Savoy, King Charles being his godfather. By privy seal, he was sum. v.p. to the House of Lords [I.] in one of his father's Peerages, 28 Jan., taking his seat 20 Feb. 1662/3, as VISCOUNT DUNGARVAN.(') F.R.S. 6 Jan. 1663/4. He was M.P. (.''Tory) for Tamworth 1670-79, and for co. York 1679-81; and 1685-87. By writ 16 July 1689, he was sum. to the House of Lords [E.], v.p. in his father's Barony, as LORD CLIFFORD OF LANES- BOROUGH. (<^) He ;«., istly, "very privately," 7 May 1661, Jane, yst. da. of William (Seymour), Duke of Somerset, by his 2nd wife, Frances, da. of Robert (Devereux), Earl of Essex. She, who was b. 6 July 1637, d. 23 Nov., and was bur. (as "Tke Lady Jane Clifford") 8 Dec. 1679, in Westm. Abbey, aged 42 years, 4 months and 17 days. M.I. Admon. 21 Jan. 1679/80. On the death of his mother in 1691, he became, as her s. and h., de jure, Lord Clifford [1628]. He m., 2ndly, shortly before 12 May 1688, Arethusa, 6th da. of George (Berkeley), ist Earl Berkeley, by Elizabeth, da. of John Massingberd. He d. v.p., at Londesborough, 1 2, and was bur. there 28 Oct. 1694, aged SS-^) Admon. as "Charles, Plscount Clifford" of Londesborough, co. York, 23 Feb. 16^4./^, to a creditor. His widow d. II, and was bur. 17 Feb. 1742/3, at Cranford, Midx. Will, as Baroness Clifford, pr. Feb. 1742/3.] II. 1694. 2. Charles (Boyle), Earl of Burlington, ^c. [E.], also Earl of Cork, ^c. [I.], grandson and h., being s. and ("VAvery fine speaking lady, and agood woman." (Pepys' Diary, 28 Sep. 1668). V.G. C") He was "looked upon as a cautious man that had no mind to venture too far for fear of his great estate, and so seemed to carry fair with all parties." (Sir John Reresby's Memoirs, 1683). Until 1689 he generally supported the Court. He promoted the Revolution of 1688. V.G. ('^) He is probably the only instance of an eldest son of a Peer being sum. v.p. to the House ot Lords in the two respective Kingdoms of England and Ireland. Such summonses in Ireland were rare, being only nine in all, extending from 1 613 to 1736. See a list of these in vol. i, p. 2, note "c." For a list of such summonses to the English House of Lords, see vol. i, Appendix G. C^) The writ was directed to him as "Charles Boyle de Lanesborough," and he sat as "Lord Boyle," but it was amended 10 Aug. following under a Royal Warrant, and he afterwards sat as " Lord ClifTord." See Courthope. (^) "Lord Clifford was a valiant, uncorrupt, gentleman, ambitious, not covetous; generous, passionate, a most constant sincere friend." (Evelyn's Diary, 18 Aug. 1673). V.G. | WIKI |
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Scielo RSS <![CDATA[Biocell]]> http://www.scielo.org.ar/rss.php?pid=0327-954520130002&lang=es vol. 37 num. 2 lang. es <![CDATA[SciELO Logo]]> http://www.scielo.org.ar/img/en/fbpelogp.gif http://www.scielo.org.ar <![CDATA[Age related interaction of dopamine and serotonin synthesis in striatal synaptosomes]]> http://www.scielo.org.ar/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0327-95452013000200001&lng=es&nrm=iso&tlng=es Tyrosine hydroxylase and tryptophan hydroxylase are key rate limiting enzymes in the biosyn-thesis of dopamine and serotonin, respectively. Since both enzymes are active in striatum, and affected by age, this study was undertaken to investigate interaction between dopamine and serotonin synthesis in brain striatal synaptosomes of aging rat. Male Wistar rats (3 and 30 month old) were killed by decapitation and brain striatal synaptosomes were prepared by discontinuous Ficoll/sucrose gradient technique. Synaptosomes were incubated in the presence of added pargiline (monoamineoxidase inhibitor), dopamine or serotonin synthesized during 25 min was measured by HPLC, employing electrochemical detection. Dopamine synthesis in synaptosomes prepared from young animals was markedly inhibited by addition of 5 μM serotonin concentrations (30%) and increasing serotonin concentrations up to 50 μM caused only a smaller additional inhibition. Dopamine synthesis in synaptosomes obtained from old rats was significantly lower than that of youg animals and addition of serotonin concentrations up to 50 μM had little effect on these preparations. In case of serotonin synthesis, exogenously added 5 μM dopamine inhibited serotonin synthesis in the synaptosomes of both ages by about 40%, whereas with higher concentration of dopamine (10-50 μM) the rate of inhibition was highly pronounced in old rats as compared to that of young animals. It is concluded that dopamine and serotonin interaction may be significant, and that these should be considered in long-term treatments of Parkinson’s disease with L-DOPA. <![CDATA[Post-treatment with plant extracts used in Brazilian folk medicine caused a partial reversal of the antiproliferative effect of glyphosate in the Allium cepa test]]> http://www.scielo.org.ar/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0327-95452013000200002&lng=es&nrm=iso&tlng=es Species of the genus Psychotria are used for multiple purposes in Brazilian folk medicine, either as water infusions, baths or poultices. This study was aimed to evaluate the genotoxic and antiproliferative effects of infusions of Psychotria brachypoda and P. birotula on the Allium cepa test. Exposure to distilled water was used as a negative control, while exposure to glyphosate was used as a positive control. The interaction of extracts (as a post-treatment) with the effects of glyphosate was also studied. Results showed that glyphosate and the extracts of both P. brachypoda and P. birotula reduced the mitotic index as compared with the negative control (distilled water). Surprisingly, however, both extracts from P. brachypoda and P. birotula caused a partial reversal of the antiproliferative effect of glyphosate when used as a post-treatment. Glyphosate also induced the highest number of cells with chromosomal alterations, which was followed by that of P. birotula extracts. However, the extracts from P. brachypoda did not show any significant genotoxic effect. Post-treatment of glyphosate-treated samples with distilled water allowed a partial recovery of the genotoxic effect of glyphosate, and some of the Psychotria extracts also did so. Notably, post-treatment of glyphosate-treated samples with P. brachypoda extracts induced a statistically significant apoptotic effect. It is concluded that P. brachypoda extracts show antiproliferative effects and are not genotoxic, while extracts of P. birotula show a less potent antiproliferative effect and may induce chromosomal abnormalities. The finding of a partial reversion of the effects of glyphosate by a post-treatment with extracts from both plants should be followed up. <![CDATA[Confocal laser scanning microscopy and immunohistochemistry of cerebellar Lugaro cells]]> http://www.scielo.org.ar/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0327-95452013000200003&lng=es&nrm=iso&tlng=es The present paper shows by means of confocal laser scanning microscopy the immunoreactivity of rat cerebellar Lugaro cells for calbindin, synapsin-I, PSD-95, GluR1, CaMKII alpha, and N-cadherin. Lugaro cells were easily characterized by their location beneath Purkinje cells. Calbindin revealed immunoreactivity in the cell body, and the axonal and dendritic processes. Synapsin-I labelled the presynaptic endings on Lugaro cells. Synapsin-I and PSD-95 immunoreactivity demonstrated the localization of presynaptic and postsynaptic endings surrounding cell soma, corresponding to afferent extrinsic and intrinsic cerebellar fibers. GluR1 immunoreactivity of the soma and cell processes indicates that Lugaro cells have functional ionotropic glutamate receptors that regulate calcium levels. CaMKII alpha immunoreactivity of Lugaro cell soma and processes suggest its participation as a molecular switch for long-term information storage, and serving as a molecular basis of long-term synaptic memory. N-cadherin immunoreactivity was correlated with somato-somatic and somato-dendritic junctions between Lugaro cells and their synaptic connections. <![CDATA[Creatine supplementation in trained rats causes changes in myenteric neurons and intestinal wall morphometry]]> http://www.scielo.org.ar/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0327-95452013000200004&lng=es&nrm=iso&tlng=es Creatine is widely used by athletes as an ergogenic resource. The aim of this study was to evaluate the influence of creatine supplementation on the duodenum of rats submitted to physical training. The number and myenteric neuronal cell bodies as well mucosal and muscular tunic morphometry were evaluated. Control animals received a standard chow for 8 weeks, and the treated ones received the standard chow for 4 weeks and were later fed with the same chow but added with 2% creatine. Animals were divided in groups: sedentary, sedentary supplemented with creatine, trained and trained supplemented with creatine. The training consisted in treadmill running for 8 weeks. Duodenal samples were either processed for whole mount preparations or for paraffin embedding and hematoxylin-eosin staining for histological and morphometric studies of the mucosa, the muscular tunic and myenteric neurons. It was observed that neither creatine nor physical training alone promoted alterations in muscular tunic thickness, villus height or crypts depth, however, a reduction in these parameters was observed when both were associated. The number of myenteric neurons was unchanged, but the neuronal cell body area was reduced in trained animals but not when training and creatine was associated, suggesting a neuroprotector role of this substance. <![CDATA[Autophagy, apoptosis and organelle features during cell exposure to cadmiumc]]> http://www.scielo.org.ar/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0327-95452013000200005&lng=es&nrm=iso&tlng=es Cadmium (Cd) induces several effects in different tissues, but our knowledge of the toxic effects on organelles is insufficient. To observe the progression of Cd effects on organelle structure and function, HuH-7 cells (human hepatic carcinoma cell line) were exposed to CdCl2 in increasing concentrations (1 μM - 20 μM) and exposure times (2 h - 24 h). During Cd treatment, the cells exhibited a progressive decrease in viability that was both time- and dose-dependent. Cd treated cells displayed progressive morphological changes that included cytoplasm retraction and nuclear condensation preceding a total loss of cell adhesion. Treatment with 10 μM for 12 h led to irreversible damages. Before these drastic and irreparable damages, treated cells (5 μM for 12 h) presented a progressive loss of mitochondrial function and cytoplasm acidification as well as dysfunction and disorganization of microfilaments and endoplasmic reticulum. These damages led to the induction of apoptotic events and an increase in autophagic bodies in the cytoplasm. These results revealed that Cd affects multiple intra-cellular targets that induce alterations in the mitochondria, cytoskeleton, endoplasmic reticulum and acidic compartments, ultimately culminating in cell death via apoptotic and autophagic pathways. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
Lawrence County School District
Lawrence County School District may refer to:
* Lawrence County Schools, Alabama
* Lawrence County School District (Arkansas)
* Lawrence County School District (Mississippi) | WIKI |
Operando Investigations of Deposition Mechanisms in Li-metal batteries
Examensarbete för masterexamen
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Titel: Operando Investigations of Deposition Mechanisms in Li-metal batteries
Författare: Spule, Arnita
Sammanfattning: Lithium-ion batteries today are widely used in laptops, smartphones, electric vehicles, and other devices. However, due to the increasing demand for high energy density storage systems, one should look beyond this current state-of-the-art technology. One concept is to use Li-metal as anode material instead of graphite. Its use is promising because of its ultra-high theoretical specific capacity, 3860 mAh/g vs 372 mAh/g for graphite, and low potential of -3.04 V vs Standard Hydrogen Electrode (SHE). However, several drawbacks limit the commercialization of Li-metal batteries, such as a low coulombic efficiency (CE) and dendrite growth, which causes safety issues. To suppress dendrite growth and have high CE, uniform Li-metal deposition at charging is crucial. One of the approaches to obtain high CE is by optimizing the electrolyte composition. In literature, it has been shown that the use of LiNO3 as an additive within the electrolyte improves the CE and leads to stable cycling; however, the detailed mechanism and link to the deposition process is still unclear. To investigate the impact of the LiNO3 additive within the electrolyte in Li-metal batteries, Li-Cu cells were assembled and galvanostatically cycled. It was observed that with an increase of LiNO3 concentration, coulombic efficiency and cycling stability were increased. Operando X-ray Tomographic Microscopy was performed to link the electrochemical results to the morphology of deposited Li-metal. The results show a clear difference in the morphology of deposited Li between the systems with and without LiNO3 added to the electrolyte. The Li-deposition morphology with added LiNO3 is uniform and dense whereas without LiNO3 it is sparse and clearly dendritic.
Utgivningsdatum: 2021
Utgivare: Chalmers tekniska högskola / Institutionen för fysik
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12380/302544
Samling:Examensarbeten för masterexamen // Master Theses
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Aurion QueryID length
Eddie Kirkman 7 years ago in UNIFYBroker/Aurion updated by anonymous 7 years ago 3
My Aurion QueryID is 16 characters long, but because we are sending a parameter/option with the queryID (i.e. my QueryID field is like: query1234567890a,XML_FILE_PATH=file.xml) I am getting the validation error message.
Import all entities from connector failed.
Import all entities from connector AurionDEVPerson failed with reason QueryId cannot exceed 16 characters
Parameter name: queryId. Duration: 00:02:06.0296668
Error details:
System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: QueryId cannot exceed 16 characters
Parameter name: queryId
at Unify.Communicators.AurionAgent.QueryToXml(String queryId, String expectedObjectName)
at Unify.Connectors.AurionApiReadingConnector.<GetAllEntities>d__4.MoveNext()
at System.Linq.Enumerable.WhereSelectEnumerableIterator`2.MoveNext()
at Unify.Framework.Collections.ActionOnExceptionEnumerator`1.MoveNext()
at Unify.Framework.Collections.EnumerableExtensions.<ActionOnLast>d__10`1.MoveNext()
at Unify.Framework.Collections.EnumerableExtensions.<ProduceAutoPages>d__7`1.MoveNext()
at Unify.Framework.Visitor.ThreadsafeVisitorEvaluator`1.Visit()
at Unify.Product.IdentityBroker.RepositoryChangeDetectionWorkerBase.PerformChangeDetection(IEnumerable`1 connectorEntities)
at Unify.Product.IdentityBroker.ChangeDetectionImportAllJob.ImportAllChangeProcess()
at Unify.Product.IdentityBroker.ChangeDetectionImportAllJob.RunBase()
at Unify.Framework.DefinedScopeJobAuditTrailJobDecorator.Run()
at Unify.Product.IdentityBroker.ConnectorJobExecutor.<>c__DisplayClass33_0.<Run>b__0()
at Unify.Framework.AsynchronousJobExecutor.PerformJobCallback(Object state)
I see from this
http://voice.unifysolutions.net/topics/326-improve-error-message-when-queryid-exceeds-maximum-length/
that this is desired/expected behaviour, but could we please either only validate that string up to the comma or add a field for any parameters that we want to append?
Answer
Answer
Under review
Just remove the XML_FILE_PATH. It's not required in Identity Broker because it can be handled by the query tool.
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Under review
Just remove the XML_FILE_PATH. It's not required in Identity Broker because it can be handled by the query tool.
Interestingly, that validation error did not seem to stop the query being sent and my connector retrieved 1000 users. I have now run into a data error (duplicate Employee_ID records failing because I had defined Employee_ID as my key) - but that is something I need to resolve with the data owners to ensure they provide a unique key to me in the query. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
Talk:USS Chicago (1885)
"Schooner rig"?
The article states that the Chicago originally had a schooner rig, yet every photo I've seen of her, including the one attached to the article shows her carrying a barque rig: square rigged on the fore- and main masts, and fore-and-aft rigged on the mizzen mast. Did the ship have different sailing rig at different times? — Preceding unsigned comment added by <IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 20:11, 5 June 2018 (UTC) | WIKI |
FREFunction
Package:
com.adobe.fre
Runtime version
AIR 3
The FREFunction interface defines the interface used by the runtime to invoke the Java functions defined in your native extension.
Methods
Method
Description
FREObject call( FREContext ctx, FREObject[] args )
Called by the AIR runtime when this function is invoked by the ActionScript side of the extension.
Implement the FREFunction interface for each Java function in the extension that can be invoked by the ActionScript portion of the native extension library. Add the class to the Java Map object returned by the getFunctions() method of the FREContext instance that provides the function.
The runtime invokes the call() method when you execute the ExtensionContext instance’s call() method in the ActionScript portion.
When you add the FREFunction to the context’s function map, you specify a string value as a key. Use the same value when invoking the function from ActionScript.
Method details
call
FREObject call( FREContext ctx, FREObject[] args )
Called by the runtime when this function is invoked from ActionScript. Implement (or initiate) the functionality provided by an FREFunction instance in the call() method.
Parameters:
ctx
The FREContext variable that represents this extension context.
Use the ctx parameter to:
• Get and set data you associate with the extension context.
• Dispatch an asynchronous event to the ExtensionContext instance on the ActionScript side using the FREContext dispatchStatusEventAsync() method.
args
The arguments passed to the function as an array of FREObject variables. The objects in the array are the arguments from the ActionScript ExtensionContext call() method used to invoke the Java function.
Returns:
FREObject
The result. All objects shared between the Java and the ActionScript portions of the extension are encapsulated in an FREObject or one of its subclasses.
Class Example
The following example illustrates a function that takes a string argument and returns a new string with the characters reversed. The call() function uses the ctx parameter to get an identifier string from the context through which the function is invoked.
package com.example;
import com.adobe.fre.FREContext;
import com.adobe.fre.FREFunction;
import com.adobe.fre.FREInvalidObjectException;
import com.adobe.fre.FREObject;
import com.adobe.fre.FRETypeMismatchException;
import com.adobe.fre.FREWrongThreadException;
import android.util.Log;
public class ReverseStringFunction implements FREFunction {
public static final String NAME = "reverseString";
private String tag;
public FREObject call(FREContext arg0, FREObject[] arg1) {
DataExchangeContext ctx = (DataExchangeContext) arg0;
tag = ctx.getIdentifier() + "." + NAME;
Log.i( tag, "Invoked " + NAME );
FREObject returnValue = null;
try {
String value = arg1[0].getAsString();
value = reverse( value );
returnValue = FREObject.newObject( value );//Invert the received value
} catch (IllegalStateException e) {
Log.d(tag, e.getMessage());
e.printStackTrace();
} catch (FRETypeMismatchException e) {
Log.d(tag, e.getMessage());
e.printStackTrace();
} catch (FREInvalidObjectException e) {
Log.d(tag, e.getMessage());
e.printStackTrace();
} catch (FREWrongThreadException e) {
Log.d(tag, e.getMessage());
e.printStackTrace();
}
return returnValue;
}
private String reverse( String source ) {
int i, len = source.length();
StringBuffer dest = new StringBuffer(len);
for (i = (len - 1); i >= 0; i--)
dest.append(source.charAt(i));
return dest.toString();
}
}
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ISSN: 0970-938X (Print) | 0976-1683 (Electronic)
Biomedical Research
An International Journal of Medical Sciences
All submissions of the EM system will be redirected to Online Manuscript Submission System. Authors are requested to submit articles directly to Online Manuscript Submission System of respective journal.
Abstract
Correlation analysis between pulmonary function and chest radiograph in molybdenum mine works
Objective: To study the impairment degree of pulmonary function in molybdenum silicosis miners and analysed the relationship between pulmonary function parameters and chest X-ray film.
Method: Seventy-five molybdenum mine silicosis cases and thirty-five healthy cases were reviewed. They underwent pulmonary function and chest radiography and compared the pulmonary function parameters in different chest X-ray manifestation.
Results: (1) With the step-up of silicosis category, every pulmonary function parameter decreased gradually. Compared with control, radiographic silicosis in stage showed significant difference in all parameters (p<0.05). And these four parameters also have statistical difference between stages I, II and III. (2)As the increased of regions related to silicotic lesions, the parameters level were slightly decrement and more significant reductions with progressive massive fibrosis in FEV1,V75,V50 and V25 (p<0.05). (3) The differences in small opacities classes and the density of small opacities of silicosis were not lead to transparent discrepancy in all pulmonary function parameters.
Conclusion: The pulmonary ventilation function is mainly in relation to silicosis stage and the formation or the degree of massive fibrosis.
Author(s): Qiuhong Zhu, Yiwen Jiang
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VPN Encryption Guide: And How It Works 2020?
Encryption is a method used to enhance the security and privacy of the data or information that is sensitive to be accessed by any random person.
Encryption is a name of the process which converts the actual data and information in an unreadable and coded format, which is protected by an encryption key set by the authorized user only.
The data can be decrypted when the authorized user correctly enters the key. There are different categories of Encryption like file encryption, full disk encryption, device encryption, and VPN encryption.
Cybercrimes are very common these days as hackers, spammers and other snoopers including the government security and surveillance agencies have started using high-end technology to get the access to your network, and steal your sensitive information and data.
Which not only harm your device physically but it is also dangerous for your confidential information like bank account details, credit card information, private conversations, photos, videos, and other similar information. No one ever wants such sensitive data to be in wrong hands.
Related Article: Best Secure & Anonymous VPN Services Provider 2017 – For Top Recommended
You don’t need to worry, because there is a solution for this as well which is used by millions of users around the globe, and that is internet data encryption. How can internet data be encrypted? It is done by a tool called Virtual Private Network (VPN) and VPN encryption.
What is VPN Encryption? And How It Works?
VPN Encryption is a process by which a VPN hides your data in a coded format unreadable by anyone trying to snoop on your data. A VPN encrypts the data, when it enters, and passes through its tunnel and then decrypts it at the other end where the VPN server connects you to your requested website, meanwhile, through the transfer, all your login details are kept secure and hidden by VPN encryption.
Let’s learn something about the technological aspects of VPN encryption below.
Different Types Of VPN
A VPN uses different combinations and techniques for encryption which can be easily understood when you know the types of VPN and the protocols they use for encryption and security.
Related Question about VPN
Site to Site VPN
Offices mainly use a Site-to-Site VPN also known as Router-to-Router VPN. Companies often need to connect one of its offices to another office remotely with the privacy and secrecy maintained and this is achieved by installing a site-to-site VPN, which builds a private encrypted tunnel and provides a secure connection between the office branches in any location of the world. It is called router-to-router VPN as well because here one router acts as a VPN Client and the other serves as a VPN server to provide secure and anonymous internet within the offices which are located in different geographical locations.
Remote Access VPN
A Remote Access VPN provides the internet connection to its users remotely by its private network. It is used by home users and office employees mostly to connect to their company’s server when traveling away from the office location.
It provides the connection to the individuals by creating a secure virtual tunnel between the user’s computer or device and the VPN server and connects them to the internet with a secure encrypted tunnel.
This type of VPN is usually used by home users to get rid of geo-restrictions and to access the blocked websites in their region, whereas office employees use it when they want to access the company’s server from a different location.
Types of VPN Protocols
The level of privacy and security that you get from a VPN is dependent on what type of protocol it uses to secure your data and maintains privacy. There are different types of VPN protocols which are used by the VPN providers; each type of VPN protocol mentioned below provides a different level of security, so let’s take a look at them.
IPSec – Internet Protocol Security
Internet Protocol Security or IPSec is the most common VPN protocol used by site-to-site VPNs to ensure the safety of the data on IP networks, including the internet. It can secure data between router to router, firewall to the router, desktop to the server, and desktop to router.
It mainly uses two sub-protocols: Encapsulated Security Payload (ESP) and Authentication Header (AH), which instructs the data packets traveling through the tunnel. Both send different instructions based on which type of data packets transfers via the tunnel.
L2TP – (Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol)
It is a tunneling protocol used with the combination of IPSec to build high-end security and privacy and a highly secure VPN connection. It is also supported by site-to-site VPN but used by the remote access VPNs as it is the primary point-to-point protocol (PPP) used majorly as a tunneling protocol along with other encryption protocols combination like IPsec to strengthen and enhance the level of security and privacy.
Related Article: Best VPN For Torrenting & P2P Filesharing
PPTP – (Point to Point Tunneling Protocol)
It is responsible for encrypting the data from one point to another only by creating an encrypted tunnel and transferring data from it. PPTP protocol is the most commonly used protocol and supports thousands of operating systems and devices. It supports 40-bit and 128-bit encryption or any other encryption scheme supported by PPP.
OpenVPN
OpenVPN is an open-source software application which uses a VPN mechanism to create a secure point-to-point connection in virtual tunnels and remote access features. It is considered as the most secure VPN protocol capable of providing many mixed and complex security protocol functions.
SSTP – Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol
It is mainly used for high-end encryption in Windows as it’s a Microsoft proprietary protocol so where OpenVPN is not supported SSTP can be implemented for the same level of security and encryption, and it is stronger than PPTP and L2TP/IPSec.
Why You Need VPN Encryption
VPNs are used for security and privacy, and it is critical that they must be encrypted so as to make sure all your data and internet activities are hidden from anyone trying to spy on your network.
Well, that is the primary purpose of using a VPN service, but yes there are some VPNs which can ditch you regarding security and encryption and maybe those are VPN without the encryption.
We have given you brief information about how VPN encrypts and what system and mechanism they use to provide security and encryption, so from now on you know what you have to look for in a VPN for the best privacy and security.
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) VPN Encryption
Unlike other traditional VPN protocols which are used in particular VPN software, Secure Sockets Layer SSL VPN encryption is used for web browser and can be used in browsers extension which doesn’t require any specific app to install and setup.
It can be directly added to the internet browser and has an on/off switch to operate it when you need to use it and turn off when you are done with it. It is mainly used to provide remote users the access to client/server applications, Web applications, and internal network connections, etc.
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Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) VPN Encryption
Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) is a method used to build virtual private networks VPNs. It is a convenient and flexible way to route and transfers various types of network traffic using the MPLS backbone structure, the most common types of MPLS VPNs used today are
1. Point-to-point (Pseudowire)
2. Layer 2 (VPLS)
3. Layer 3 (VPRN)
Encrypted VPN Tunnel
A VPN tunnel is a way through which it connects your computer to its server and it is crucial that it must be fully secure and encrypted, a VPN tunnel which is encrypted ensures all your data traveling through it, is hidden from the eyes of anyone trying to snoop on your network, while an unencrypted tunnel can leak your data information due to weak encryption protocols.
VPN Without Encryption
It is not necessary that all VPNs offer encryption. It is a very rare case that a VPN tunnel is unencrypted, but it happens, some VPN might not use encryption for the protection of data traveling via a tunnel. For example, it is possible that a VPN tunnel set up between two hosts uses Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) which is expected to be encrypted, but it is neither secure nor trusted.
Such VPNs without encryption are dangerous and trap users’ data because the user believes that all of their data is safe, and no one can see what they are doing online, but that is where they are wrong and sometimes even using such unencrypted VPN people gets attacked by cybercriminals.
VPN Encryption Algorithms
VPN uses protocols and some encryption algorithms for the ultimate privacy protection there are mainly three VPN encryption algorithms which are used by the commercial or standard VPN companies AES, RSA, and SHA, etc. which can be briefly described below.
AES-AES (Advanced Encryption Standard)
It is a secure algorithm used in symmetric key encryption. It supports various key lengths of 128, 192, and 256 bit, the longer the key length would be the stronger the encryption which also means it takes more time in processing which results in slower connection speed.
RSA
It is based on the name initials of the persons who officially described this algorithm in past years. It is used in an asymmetric public key system, which means a public key is used to encrypt the data, but a different private key is used to decrypt it. It is usually used by all the current VPN protocols like OpenVPN, SSTP, etc. for the best and strong encryption.
Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA)
SHA- Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA) created by Cisco; this algorithm is very secure and strong and requires both the sender and receiver to imply with this algorithm while encrypting and decrypting the message or the data traveling through the VPN tunnel.
Conclusion
After all the discussion we have done to let you know entirely about what a VPN does for your privacy and security and how it does so, we helped a little more towards the protection of your internet privacy and encryption.
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1. If I have a star network with one HQ and many clients. This network is secured using VPNs.
Each client has its own key for encrypt/decrypt information.
If two or more clients send encrypted information simultaneously to the HQ, what is the process to decrypt these information at HQ?
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1999–2000 DFB-Pokal
The 1999–2000 DFB-Pokal was the 57th season of the annual German football cup competition. It began on 31 July 1999 and ended on 6 May 2000. In the final Bayern Munich defeated Werder Bremen 3–0 to take their tenth title.
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Times up to 30 October 1999 and from 26 March 2000 are CEST (UTC+2). Times from 31 October 1999 to 25 March 2000 are CET (UTC+1). | WIKI |
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Phentermine Effects on Liver Function
Phentermine hydrochloride is the generic name of a prescription weight-loss drug 2. The medicine, which suppresses your appetite, is designed to support a diet program that includes regular exercise and nutritious meals. The drug manufacturer and the “Physicians’ Desk Reference” do not list any effects on liver function associated with taking phentermine; nor does MedlinePlus, an information website of the National Institutes of Health 2. But that site says that side effects not listed are also possible.
Is This an Emergency?
If you are experiencing serious medical symptoms, seek emergency treatment immediately.
About Phentermine
Phentermine hydrochloride is a white powder that stimulates the nerve cells in a way that suppresses hunger 2. But science hasn’t discovered how phentermine controls weight gain precisely, according to Drugs.com 124. Because phentermine’s functions are not completely understood, it is possible that the drug does more than suppress your appetite to cause you to lose weight 2. It is also worth noting that phentermine is a short-term treatment that lasts three to six weeks 2. Prolonged use of this chemical can develop into an addiction.
Phentermine Side Effects
Although phentermine seems to spare your liver from a direct hit, it can affect other areas of your body adversely 2. It may disrupt your gastrointestinal system, for instance, causing constipation or diarrhea, as well as stomach upset. The drug can also induce deep depression or euphoria.
Who Uses Phentermine
Phentermine is formulated for severely overweight patients 17 years of age and older 2. The drug is also for individuals who have a health condition that can get worse because they are obese. A doctor determines what the aggravating circumstances are. Some health problems that may prompt her to prescribe phentermine to overweight patients are hypertension, high cholesterol and diabetes 2.
Phentermine Dosage
The general phentermine dosage is one whole pill daily 2. But it is important to follow the individualized prescription your doctor writes for you to minimize the risk of side effects. Phentermine tablets are scored for easy dividing in case your physician determines that half of the usual daily dose is best for you 2. She may also instruct you to take half of a pill twice daily. Take morning tablets before breakfast or one to two hours after you eat. If you take phentermine twice daily, have the second half of the tablet late afternoon to early evening to prevent sleeplessness in the middle of the night 2.
The Wrap Up
Phentermine hydrochloride is the generic name of a prescription weight-loss drug. But science hasn’t discovered how phentermine controls weight gain precisely, according to Drugs.com24. Although phentermine seems to spare your liver from a direct hit, it can affect other areas of your body adversely. A doctor determines what the aggravating circumstances are. Phentermine tablets are scored for easy dividing in case your physician determines that half of the usual daily dose is best for you.
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The CYP1A2 genotype modifies the association between coffee consumption and breast cancer risk among BRCA1 mutation carriers
Joanne Kotsopoulos, Parviz Ghadirian, Ahmed El-Sohemy, Henry T. Lynch, Carrie Snyder, Mary Daly, Susan Domchek, Susan Randall, Beth Karlan, Phil Zhang, Shiyu Zhang, Ping Sun, Steven A. Narod
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56 Scopus citations
Abstract
We have recently reported that, among BRCA1 mutation carriers, the consumption of caffeinated coffee was associated with a significant reduction in breast cancer risk. Because the metabolism of caffeine is primarily by CYP1A2, we examined whether or not the CYP1A2 genotype modifies the association between a history of coffee consumption and the risk of breast cancer. A common A to C polymorphism in the CYP1A2 gene is associated with decreased enzyme inducibility and impaired caffeine metabolism. Information regarding coffee consumption habits and the CYP1A2 genotype was available for 411 BRCA1 mutation carriers (170 cases and 241 controls). We estimated the odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CIs) for breast cancer associated with the CYP1A2 genotype and a history of coffee consumption before age 35, adjusting for potential confounders. The CYP1A2 genotype did not affect breast cancer risk. Among women with at least one variant C allele (AC or CC), those who consumed coffee had a 64% reduction in breast cancer risk, compared with women who never consumed coffee (OR, 0.36; 95% CI, 0.18-0.73). A significant protective effect of coffee consumption was not observed among women with the CYP1A2 AA genotype (OR, 0.93; 95% CI, 0.49-1.77). Similar results were obtained when the analysis was restricted to caffeinated coffee. This study suggests that caffeine protects against breast cancer in women with a BRCA1 mutation and illustrates the importance of integrating individual genetic variability when assessing diet-disease associations.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)912-916
Number of pages5
JournalCancer Epidemiology Biomarkers and Prevention
Volume16
Issue number5
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - May 2007
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All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes
• Epidemiology
• Oncology
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The CYP1A2 genotype modifies the association between coffee consumption and breast cancer risk among BRCA1 mutation carriers. / Kotsopoulos, Joanne; Ghadirian, Parviz; El-Sohemy, Ahmed; Lynch, Henry T.; Snyder, Carrie; Daly, Mary; Domchek, Susan; Randall, Susan; Karlan, Beth; Zhang, Phil; Zhang, Shiyu; Sun, Ping; Narod, Steven A.
In: Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers and Prevention, Vol. 16, No. 5, 05.2007, p. 912-916.
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Migrating a web app (HTML)
[This article is for Windows 8.x and Windows Phone 8.x developers writing Windows Runtime apps. If you’re developing for Windows 10, see the latest documentation]
Here you'll find specific considerations and steps to follow when you port an existing web app to a Windows Store app using JavaScript.
For the purposes of this discussion, a web app is defined as a front-end web component that has most of its functionality provided in an HTML document and is executed by the browser itself: in other words, it does not rely on ASP.NET, PHP or other back-end server technologies. If you want to migrate an app that has a server or back-end component, such as a database or middle-tier object, see Migrating your web site.
You can find more info about the differences between Windows Store apps using JavaScript and web apps at Windows Store apps using JavaScript with JavaScript versus traditional web apps.
A Windows Store app using JavaScript is similar to an app you might develop for Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 and later, or for any HTML5-compatible browser. It typically consists of components, documents, resources and behaviors developed by using the following technologies:
• HTML (HTML5)
• CSS (CSS3)
• JavaScript (ECMAScript)
The process that hosts and executes a Windows Store app using JavaScript is called WWAHost.exe. This process provides a superset of functionality greater than that provided by the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser. Therefore, if your web app runs under Internet Explorer (and does not incorporate the unsupported technologies listed later in this topic), it can also easily be run under WWAHost.exe.
In addition, a Windows Store app using JavaScript can take advantage of Windows-specific libraries to increase functionality and use operating system (OS)-level functions. These libraries include:
• The Windows Library for JavaScript – A toolkit of JavaScript libraries that support improved event handling and DOM query behaviors, enable new control types, and provide developer-friendly patterns for other common JavaScript behaviors.
• Trident – An HTML- and CSS-based model for 2D and 3D graphics.
• jQuery – Use jQuery 1.7 and later in your app.
• The Windows Runtime – Common APIs available to JavaScript by using the Windows Runtime infrastructure.
However, in most cases, your original web app will use functionality constrained to the browser, and because the WWAHost.exe provides an Internet Explorer-based rendering platform, direct ports are easily accomplished if your app uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript technologies exclusively.
A Windows Store app using JavaScript runs in a protected space called a "local context." This means that it does not have web access, broad internet access, or functionality beyond the scope of the app and its component pages. For more information on local contexts, read Features and restrictions by context.
Some web client technologies are not supported or have limited support. The following table identifies many of those technologies.
TechnologyDescription
Adobe Flash Player componentsWWAHost.exe cannot host Adobe Flash Player objects. If a Flash component is essential to your web app, you must port the Flash object to HTML/CSS and JavaScript. HTML5 and the Windows Runtime provide some of the lower-level OS and user interface (UI) functionality you need to accomplish this.
Microsoft Silverlight componentsWWAHost.exe cannot host Silverlight objects. If a Silverlight component is essential to operation of your web app, you must port the Silverlight object to HTML/CSS and JavaScript. HTML5 and the Windows Runtime provide much of the lower-level OS and UI functionality you need to accomplish this. Consider porting your Silverlight web component to a Windows Store app using C++, C#, or Visual Basic, which uses XAML in a capacity very similar to Silverlight.
ActiveX controlsMost ActiveX Controls are not supported by WWAHost. The following controls are the exceptions.
• {EAB16C5D-EED1-4E95-868B-0FBA1B42C092} Microsoft RDP Client Control
• {CD70A734-B6DB-4588-9813-FF2E37A4661F} MSTSC Workspace AX Control
• {186DD02C-2DEC-41B5-A7D4-B59056FADE51} PortableDeviceAutomation.Factory
If an ActiveX control component is essential to operation of your web app, you must port the ActiveX object to HTML/CSS and JavaScript (or use Windows Runtime Components – see Walkthrough: Creating a basic Windows Runtime component in C++ and calling it from JavaScript or C#). The Windows Runtime provides much of the lower-level OS and graphics functionality you need to accomplish this.
Java objectsWWAHost.exe cannot host Java objects. If a Java component is essential to operation of your web app, you must port the Java object to HTML/CSS and JavaScript. The Windows Runtime provides much of the lower-level OS and UI functionality you need to accomplish this.
Other embedded componentsWWAHost.exe does not support embedded components that are not specified in the HTML5 schema.
Porting a web app by using Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
You can port an app by using Microsoft Visual Studio 2013. Before porting, make sure that you have all the HTML/CSS documents and multimedia assets (graphics, sound files, and other binary content) accessible and in a structured layout on your local machine. After you assemble all these components, start Visual Studio 2013.
First, open a new JavaScript project by selecting New from the File menu, and then choose Windows Store style > Blank Application.
creating a blank javascript project
Next, add your existing HTML files to the project by using Solution Explorer. Add any CSS or JavaScript files to the "css" and "js" project folders, respectively.
You can now build and debug the port of your web app to a Windows Store app using JavaScript. It will run within WWAHost.exe.
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Windows Store apps with JavaScript versus traditional web apps
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are already there and your father is waiting for you.”
As soon as Kubik reached home the farmer called his three sons together and demanded to be shown their betrothal gifts.
All the eldest son had was a common brass ring.
“Um,” the farmer said, shaking his head. “Well, put it away for a keepsake.”
The second son showed a silver ring that was worth a few cents more.
“A little better,” the old man mumbled, “but not good enough for a farmer. Put it away for a keepsake. And now,” he said, turning to his youngest son, “let us see what Kubik has brought from his promised bride.”
They all looked at Kubik, and Kubik blushed as he felt in his pocket for the little package.
“Ho, ho!” his brothers laughed. “Kubik has such a fine ring that he has to keep it wrapped up.”
But when he opened the paper they stopped laughing, and well they might, for there was a great diamond that sparkled and blazed until it seemed that the sun was shining in the room.
“Kubik!” the farmer cried when at last he found his voice, “where did you get that ring? You must have stolen it, you wicked boy!” And without waiting | WIKI |
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