Date
Event
Headline Act(s)
Supporting Act(s)

July 2002
Move Festival
David Bowie, New Order, Green Day

July 2003
Move Festival
R.E.M.
John Squire, Badly Drawn Boy, Idlewild

July 2004
Move Festival
The Cure, Morrissey

The Strokes, Angels & Airwaves, The Subways, Eagles of Death Metal

Supergrass, The Coral, The Parrots, Amy Winehouse

June 2009
Circus Tour
Take That
The Script, Lady Gaga

September 2009
Suicide Tour
Coldplay
Jay-Z

Editors, Band of Skulls, Pulled Apart by Horses

June 2011
Kings Of Leon
White Lies, Mona

how many performances occurred in the month of june?

which event is the most recurring on this list?

which month is the most popular month for concerts at the old trafford cricket ground?


Parish\n(Sokn)
Church Name
Location\nof the Church
Year Built

Gildeskål
Old Gildeskål Church
Inndyr
1100s

Gildeskål
Nordstranda Chapel
Lekanger
1963

Gildeskål
Sørfjorden Chapel
Sørfinnset
1957

which church, in addition to gildeskal church, was also built in the 1800s?


what team had the worst win/tie/loss record?

how many points did portugal score in the 1994 europeans men's handball championship preliminary round?

which country won the 1994 europeans men's handball championship's preliminary round?


Total Assets (million TL)\nAs of 30 September 2012

which bank has four times as many assets at taib yatirim bank?


1985
Mussolini: The Untold Story
Gina Ruberti
(television mini-series)

what was the first character she played in her first movie?

how many roles did gina bellman play where her character was named christine?


1982
Into the Labyrinth
Christine
Episode: Phantom

1984
Grange Hill
Trudy
Episode: 7.8\nEpisode: 7.9

1989
Only Fools and Horses
Carmen
Episode: The Unlucky Winner Is...

1989
Screen Two
Greta
Episode: Sitting Targets

Episode 1.1\nEpisode 1.2\nEpisode 1.3\nEpisode 1.4

Episode: Orpheus and Eurydice (live-action puppet television series)

1994
Little Napoleons
Liz Blakemore
Episode: The Big Interview

1996
Scene
Athene Nike/Trainer
Episode: Young Jung


1999
Jonathan Creek
Samantha
Episode: Ghost's Forge

2000–2004
Coupling
Jane Christie
28 episodes

Episode: Final Cut: Part 1\nEpisode: Final Cut: Part 2

2005
The Last Detective
Caroline
Episode: Friends Reunited

2007
Hotel Babylon
Marina Stoll
Episode: 2.2 (BBC television drama)

Episode: 1.1\nEpisode: 1.2\nEpisode: 1.3\nEpisode: 1.4\nEpisode: 1.5\nEpisode: Hyde

Episode: 1.1\nEpisode: 1.2\nEpisode: 1.4

Episode: Napoleon (television docudrama)

Episode: Njarnia\nEpisode: The Smutty Aliens

2008–2012
Leverage
Sophie Devereaux
72 episodes

2013
Ripper Street
Jemima Swann
Series 2, episode 6


Date Time Opponent# Rank# Site TV Result Attendance

Georgia Dome • Atlanta, GA (Chick-fil-A College Kickoff)

Memorial Stadium • Clemson, SC (Military Appreciation Day)

Memorial Stadium • Clemson, SC (Textile Bowl/Hall of Fame Day)

Memorial Stadium • Clemson, SC (Youth Day)

Memorial Stadium • Clemson, SC (Family Weekend)

October 9
7:45 PM
at Wake Forest
BB&T Field • Winston-Salem, NC
ESPN
L 7–12
33,988

Memorial Stadium • Clemson, SC (IPTAY Day)

Alumni Stadium • Chestnut Hill, MA (O'Rourke-McFadden trophy)

November 8
3:30 PM
at #24 Florida State
Doak Campbell Stadium • Tallahassee, FL
ABC
L 27–41
77,013

Memorial Stadium • Clemson, SC (Homecoming)

November 22
12:00 PM
at Virginia
Scott Stadium • Charlottesville, VA
Raycom
W 13–3
51,979

Memorial Stadium • Clemson, SC (Battle for the Palmetto State/Solid Orange Game)

Jacksonville Municipal Stadium • Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl)

what was the total attendance at the august 30 game against alabama?

what is the different between the number of people who attended august 30th and the number of people who attended november 1st

what was the total attendance for the tigers' first three games of 2008?

how many games did the tigers lose in the 2008 season?

to what teams other than alabama did the tigers lose in 2009?


Rank Title Studio Actor/Actress Director Gross

Tom Selleck, Ted Danson, and Steve Guttenberg

Michael Douglas, Glenn Close, and Anne Archer

Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold, Brigitte Nielsen, John Ashton, and Paul Reiser

4.
Good Morning, Vietnam
Touchstone
Robin Williams and Forest Whitaker
Barry Levinson
$123,922,370

Cher, Nicolas Cage, Olympia Dukakis, Vincent Gardenia, and Danny Aiello

Kevin Costner, Sean Connery, Robert De Niro, Andy García, and Charles Martin Smith

Michael J. Fox, Helen Slater, Margaret Whitton, and Richard Jordan

Richard Dreyfuss, Emilio Estevez, Madeleine Stowe, and Aidan Quinn

Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, and Gary Busey

Patrick Swayze, Jennifer Grey, Jerry Orbach, and Cynthia Rhodes

which top-grossing film from 1987 starred tom selleck, ted danson, and steve guttenberg?


Jack Nicholson, Cher, Susan Sarandon, Michelle Pfeiffer

Arnold Schwarzenegger, Carl Weathers, Jesse Ventura, Bill Duke, Shane Black, and Kevin Peter Hall

Danny DeVito, Billy Crystal, Kate Mulgrew, and Anne Ramsey

Dan Aykroyd, Tom Hanks, Alexandra Paul, Christopher Plummer, and Dabney Coleman

Peter Weller, Nancy Allen, Ronny Cox, Kurtwood Smith, Miguel Ferrer, and Dan O'Herlihy

16.
Outrageous Fortune
Touchstone
Bette Midler and Shelley Long
Arthur Hiller
$52,864,741

Lou Diamond Phillips, Esai Morales, Rosana DeSoto, Elizabeth Peña, and Danielle von Zerneck

William Hurt, Holly Hunter, and Albert Brooks

19.
The Living Daylights
United Artists
Timothy Dalton and Maryam d'Abo
John Glen
$51,185,000

20.
Eddie Murphy Raw
Paramount
Eddie Murphy
Robert Townsend
$50,505,655


Number
South or west terminus
North or east terminus
Length (mi)
Length (km)
Formed
Deleted
Notes

Arizona state line near Littlefield, Arizona

Legislative designation for US-89 through Logan Canyon

Colorado State line near Fruita, Colorado

Legislative designation for modern I-80, then US-40, US-530 and US-30S

Legislative designation for modern I-84, then a portion of US-30S

Colorado state line near Fruita, Colorado

Colorado state line near Dinosaur, Colorado

Legislative designation for US-40 in eastern Utah

Dixie Downs Road/Dixie Drive in St. George

Legislative designation for US-6/US-50 in eastern Utah

I-15 at Harrisburg Junction (near La Verkin)

US-89 (State Street) at Mount Carmel Junction

Colorado state line near Dove Creek, Colorado

Modern U.S. Route 191 and U.S. Route 491

I-70/US-50/SR-72 (Exit 91) east of Fremont Junction

U.S. Route 89A at the Arizona state line near Fredonia, Arizona

Now US-89A, originally SR-11 extended north of Kanab towards Nephi

US-89 at Bryce Canyon Junction south east of Panguitch

US-89/US-91 (1100 South) in Brigham City

SR-56/SR-130 (Main Street) in Cedar City

US-89 at Long Valley Junction east of Duck Creek Village

Wyoming Highway 89 at the Wyoming state line near Evanston, Wyoming

SR-30 at Sage Creek Junction (Bear Lake)

Arizona state line near Short Creek, Arizona

I-70/US-6/US-50/US-191 west of Green River

I-70/US-6/US-50/US-191 near Elgin (Green River)

No longer part of the state highway network

Nevada State Route 487 at the Nevada state line near Baker, Nevada

County Road D1 at the Idaho state line near Weston, Idaho

Legislative designation for US-6 in western Utah

Nevada State Route 233 at the Nevada state line near Montello, Nevada

Wyoming Highway 89 at the Wyoming state line near Kemmerer, Wyoming

Legislative designation for a portion of US-89

Legislative designation for then US-189 now SR-32

Formerly part of US-91, now part of SR-28

SR-30 at Curlew Junction (near Promontory)

Wyoming Highway 414 at the Wyoming state line near Mountain View, Wyoming

Wyoming Highway 530 at the Wyoming state line near Green River, Wyoming

US-191 at Greendale Junction (Flaming Gorge)

Colorado State Highway 90 at the Colorado state line near Naturita, Colorado

Legislative designation for portion of US-89

Nevada State Route 319 at the Nevada state line near Caliente, Nevada

I-80 Bus. at Nevada state line in West Wendover, Nevada

Arizona State Route 389 in Colorado City, Arizona

SR-24 at Plateau Junction near Koosharem

I-80 (Exit 134) near Mountain Dell Reservoir

SR-65 (East Canyon Road) northwest of East Canyon Reservoir

Connector between SR-36 and US-6, now part of SR-36

Legislative designation for state maintained roads at Dixie State University, Now SR-281

Legislative designation for portion of modern I-80

Nevada State Route 30 at the Nevada state line near Montello, Nevada

SR-36 northeast of St. John Station (near Stockton & Rush Valley)

US-89 (East Main Street) in American Fork

Immediately southwest of Canyon Crest Road in Alpine

Formerly part of US-91, now part of SR-271

Portions south of Porter Rockwell Boulevard and north of 5400 South not yet complete\nWill eventually be a limited access freeway for entire length

what is the number of miles that number sr-3 has?

how many highways are near littlefield, arizona?


SR-83 east of Lampo Junction (near Promontory)

SR-126 (North Main Street) in Clearfield

Legislative designation for a portion of US-6, now part of SR-198

US-89 at Hot Springs Junction near Pleasant View

No longer part of the state route system

Wyoming Highway 150 at the Wyoming state line near Evanston, Wyoming

I-80 near Salt Lake City International Airport

SR-10 at Washboard Junction (near Cleveland)

In 2013 a section of the former SR-244 along Poplar Street was added to SR-157 when SR-244 was deleted from the State Highway System.

Colorado state line near Dove Creek, Colorado

Replaced by US-163 and US-666, Modern US-191 and US-491

Colorado State Highway 41 at the Colorado state line near Cortez, Colorado

Formerly part of US-91, Now part of SR-78

I-15 (Exit 253) southwest of Spanish Fork

SR-198 (South Main Street) in Spanish Fork

Legislative designation for State Street (US-89) through the Salt Lake Valley

SR-175
SR-154 in South Jordan
US-89 in Sandy
2008
current
11400 South in Salt Lake County.

Legislative designation for roads on the university campus, now SR-282

Legislative designation for roads on the campus, now SR-291

Legislative designation for roads on the campus, now SR-283

Utah State Industrial School (now the campus of Ogden–Weber Applied Technology College)

Legislative designation for roads on the campus, now SR-284

Wyoming state line near Evanston, Wyoming (concurrent with I-80

Mileage only includes the independent section between Provo and Heber City, does not include portion concurrent with other routes.

Alternate US-40 (subsequently I-80 [Exit 127])

SR-199 immediately east of Dugway Proving Grounds

US-6 at Moark Junction in west Spanish Fork


I-80 (Exit 102) at Lake Point Junction near Magna

Eastern half of the highway commonly referred to as the 21st South Freeway

SR-104 (former alignment on Wilson Avenue) in Ogden

Now part of US-6, old route of US-6 now SR-198

The Poplar Street portion of the former highway was added to SR-157.

SR-95 east of Natural Bridges National Monument

SR-95 north of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

SR-95 east of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

SR-186 and local streets in Salt Lake City

Drivers' license test course in West Valley City

US-191 near Seven Mile Canyon (near Moab)

Replaced by US-160, Modern US-191 and US-491

Colorado state line near Dove Creek, Colorado


2006
Save the Last Dance 2
Mixx
Direct to video

2007
Nick Cannon/Wild 'N Out
Himself
Improv Comedy

2011
CSI: NY
The hitman
Episode 7.14 "Smooth Criminal"

2011
The Fresh Beat Band
Himself
Special episode "Band in a Jam"

2012
Empire Girls: Julissa & Adrienne
Himself
Reality-Show

2012
Red Tails
Andrew 'Smoky' Salem
Film

2012
Never Mind the Buzzcocks
Guest Host

how many years ago did ne-yo play as mixx?


Ford Taurus
United States
2002–Present
Photo

Chevrolet Impala
Canada
2002–Present
Photo

Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor
Canada
1998–Present
Photo

Ford Freestar RIDE vehicle
Canada
2005–Present
Photo

Chrysler PT Cruiser community/education vehicle

Dodge Polara
United States
1970s
Retired, Photo

Chevrolet Caprice
Canada
1970s-1998
Retired

niagara's regional police fleet consists of how many makes of vehicles?


Area\n(square kilometers) (square miles)

in alphabetical order, what is the last municipality?


what two colors can be worn for home or away games?

there are two different uniforms worn for home and away games, which color of uniform is worn for away games?


Team
Year
Regular Season\nWon
Regular Season\nLost
Regular Season\nTies
Regular Season\nWin %
Regular Season\nFinish
Post Season\nWon
Post Season\nLost
Post Season\nWin %
Post Season\nResult

Lost to Seattle Seahawks in AFC Wild Card Game.

Lost to Pittsburgh Steelers in AFC Divisional Game.

Lost to New York Giants in Super Bowl XXI.

Lost to Washington Redskins in Super Bowl XXII.

Lost to San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XXIV.

how many super bowls did dan reeves win?


Lost to Buffalo Bills in AFC Championship Game.

Lost to San Francisco 49ers in NFC Divisional Game.


Lost to Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXXIII.

Lost to Philadelphia Eagles in NFC Divisional Game.


how long does this table cover in years?


how many kants have coordinates over 10.0 degrees south and over 18.0 degrees east?


Governorate
Percentage
Seats Won
Total Seats

how many groups have more than 32 total seats?


Jamo
Hangul Compatibility
Hangul Jamo Area
Hanyang Private Use
Halfwidth

which symbol is listed at the top of the jamo column?

what is the number of halfwidth are there?


what is the difference between the highest average high temperature and the lowest average low temperature in burbank, california?


Z
Element
Observed or predicted
Isolated (widely known)
Observer
First isolator
Notes

Prepared from urine, it was the first element to be chemically discovered.

Proved that the blue color of glass is due to a new kind of metal and not bismuth as thought previously.

First description of a metal found in South American gold was in 1557 by Julius Caesar Scaliger. Ulloa published his findings in 1748, but Sir Charles Wood also investigated the metal in 1741. First reference to it as a new metal was made by William Brownrigg in 1750.

Found by attempting to extract copper from the mineral known as fake copper (now known as niccolite).

Definitively identified by Claude François Geoffroy in 1753.

Black observed that magnesia alba (MgO) was not quicklime (CaO). Davy isolated the metal electrochemically from magnesia.

Cavendish was the first to distinguish H\n2 from other gases, although Paracelsus around 1500, Robert Boyle, and Joseph Priestley had observed its production by reacting strong acids with metals. Lavoisier named it in 1793.

Obtained it by heating mercuric oxide and nitrates in 1771, but did not publish his findings until 1777. Joseph Priestley also prepared this new air by 1774, but only Lavoisier recognized it as a true element; he named it in 1777.

He discovered Nitrogen while he was studying at the University of Edinburgh. He showed that the air in which animals had breathed, even after removal of the exhaled carbon dioxide, was no longer able to burn a candle. Carl Wilhelm Scheele, Henry Cavendish, and Joseph Priestley also studied the element at about the same time, and Lavoisier named it in 1775-6.

Obtained it from hydrochloric acid, but thought it was an oxide. Only in 1808 did Humphry Davy recognize it as an element.

Distinguished pyrolusite as the calx of a new metal. Ignatius Gottfred Kaim also discovered the new metal in 1770, as did Scheele in 1774. It was isolated by reduction of manganese dioxide with carbon.

Scheele distinguished a new earth (BaO) in pyrolusite and Davy isolated the metal by electrolysis.

Scheele recognised the metal as a constituent of molybdena.

Muller observed it as an impurity in gold ores from Transylvania.

Bergman obtained from scheelite an oxide of a new element. The Elhuyars obtained tungstic acid from wolframite and reduced it with charcoal.

Cruikshank and Adair Crawford in 1790 concluded that strontianite contained a new earth. It was eventually isolated electrochemically in 1808 by Humphry Davy.

The first modern list of chemical elements – containing, among others, 23 elements of those known then. He also redefined the term "element". Until then, no metals except mercury were considered elements.

Klaproth identified a new element in zirconia.

Mistakenly identified a uranium oxide obtained from pitchblende as the element itself and named it after the recently discovered planet Uranus.

Gregor found an oxide of a new metal in ilmenite; Martin Heinrich Klaproth independently discovered the element in rutile in 1795 and named it. The pure metallic form was only obtained in 1910 by Matthew A. Hunter.

Discovered in gadolinite, but Mosander showed later that its ore, yttria, contained more elements.

Vauquelin discovered the oxide in beryl and emerald, and Klaproth suggested the present name around 1808.

Río found the metal in vanadinite but retracted the claim after Hippolyte Victor Collet-Descotils disputed it. Sefström isolated and named it, and later it was shown that Río had been right in the first place.

Hatchett found the element in columbite ore and named it columbium. Heinrich Rose proved in 1844 that the element is distinct from tantalum, and renamed it niobium which was officially accepted in 1949.

Ekeberg found another element in minerals similar to columbite and in 1844, Heinrich Rose proved that it was distinct from niobium.

Wollaston discovered it in samples of platinum from South America, but did not publish his results immediately. He had intended to name it after the newly discovered asteroid, Ceres, but by the time he published his results in 1804, cerium had taken that name. Wollaston named it after the more recently discovered asteroid Pallas.

H. Klaproth, J. Berzelius, and W. Hisinger

Berzelius and Hisinger discovered the element in ceria and named it after the newly discovered asteroid (then considered a planet), Ceres. Klaproth discovered it simultaneously and independently in some tantalum samples. Mosander proved later that the samples of all three researchers had at least another element in them, lanthanum.

Tennant had been working on samples of South American platinum in parallel with Wollaston and discovered two new elements, which he named osmium and iridium.

Tennant had been working on samples of South American platinum in parallel with Wollaston and discovered two new elements, which he named osmium and iridium, and published the iridium results in 1804.

Wollaston discovered and isolated it from crude platinum samples from South America.

Davy discovered it by using electrolysis on potash.

Davy discovered it a few days after potassium, by using electrolysis on sodium hydroxide.

Davy discovered the metal by electrolysis of quicklime.

On June 21, 1808, Lussac and Thénard announced a new element in sedative salt, Davy announced the isolation of a new substance from boracic acid soon afterwards.

André-Marie Ampère predicted an element analogous to chlorine obtainable from hydrofluoric acid, and between 1812 and 1886 many researchers tried to obtain this element. It was eventually isolated by Moissan.

which element was observed or predicted in 1771 by w.scheele?


Courtois discovered it in the ashes of seaweed.

Arfwedson discovered the alkali in petalite.

S. L Hermann, F. Stromeyer, and J.C.H. Roloff

All three found an unknown metal in a sample of zinc oxide from Silesia, but the name that Stromeyer gave became the accepted one.

While working with lead they discovered a substance that they thought was tellurium, but realized after more investigation that it is different.

Humphry Davy thought in 1800 that silica was an element, not a compound, and in 1808 suggested the present name. In 1811 Louis-Joseph Gay-Lussac and Louis-Jacques Thénard probably prepared impure silicon, but Berzelius is credited with the discovery for obtaining the pure element in 1824.

Antoine Lavoisier predicted in 1787 that alumine is the oxide of an undiscovered element, and in 1808 Humphry Davy tried to decompose it. Although he failed, he suggested the present name. Hans Christian Ørsted was the first to isolate metallic aluminium in 1825.

They both discovered the element in the autumn of 1825 and published the results the next year.

Berzelius obtained the oxide of a new earth in thorite.

Mosander found a new element in samples of ceria and published his results in 1842, but later he showed that this lanthana contained four more elements.

Mosander managed to split the old yttria into yttria proper and erbia, and later terbia too.

In 1842 Mosander split yttria into two more earths, erbia and terbia

Sniadecki isolated the element in 1807, but his work was not ratified. Gottfried Wilhelm Osann thought that he found three new metals in Russian platinum samples, and in 1844 Karl Karlovich Klaus confirmed that there was a new element. Klaus is usually recognized as the discoverer of the element.

Bunsen and Kirchhoff were the first to suggest finding new elements by spectrum analysis. They discovered caesium by its two blue emission lines in a sample of Dürkheim mineral water. The pure metal was eventually isolated in 1882 by Setterberg.

Bunsen and Kirchhoff discovered it just a few months after caesium, by observing new spectral lines in the mineral lepidolite. Bunsen never obtained a pure sample of the metal, which was later obtained by Hervesy.

Shortly after the discovery of rubidium, Crookes found a new green line in a selenium sample; later that year, Lamy found the element to be metallic.

Reich and Richter First identified it in sphalerite by its bright indigo-blue spectroscopic emission line. Richter isolated the metal several years later.

Janssen and Lockyer observed independently a yellow line in the solar spectrum that did not match any other element.\nYears later, Ramsay, Cleve, and Langlet observed independently the element trapped in cleveite about the same time.

Mendeleev arranges the 63 elements known at that time into the first modern periodic table and correctly predicts several others.

Boisbaudran observed on a pyrenea blende sample some emission lines corresponding to the eka-aluminium that was predicted by Mendeleev in 1871 and subsequently isolated the element by electrolysis.

On October 22, 1878, Marignac reported splitting terbia into two new earths, terbia proper and ytterbia.

Delafontaine found it in samarskite and next year, Per Teodor Cleve split Marignac's erbia into erbia proper and two new elements, thulium and holmium.

Nilson split Marignac's ytterbia into pure ytterbia and a new element that matched 1871 Mendeleev's predicted eka-boron.

Boisbaudran noted a new earth in samarskite and named it samaria after the mineral.

Marignac initially observed the new earth in terbia, and later Boisbaudran obtained a pure sample from samarskite.

Von Welsbach discovered two new distinct elements in ceria: praseodymium and neodymium.

De Boisbaudran found a new earth in erbia.

In February 1886 Winkler found in argyrodite the eka-silicon that Mendeleev had predicted in 1871.

They discovered the gas by comparing the molecular weights of nitrogen prepared by liquefaction from air and nitrogen prepared by chemical means. It is the first noble gas to be isolated.

On May 30, 1898, Ramsay separated a third noble gas from liquid argon by difference in boiling point.

In June 1898 Ramsay separated a new noble gas from liquid argon by difference in boiling point.

On July 12, 1898 Ramsay separated a third noble gas within three weeks, from liquid argon by difference in boiling point.

In an experiment done on July 13, 1898, the Curies noted an increased radioactivity in the uranium obtained from pitchblende, which they ascribed to an unknown element.


The Curies reported on December 26, 1898, a new element different from polonium, which Marie later isolated from uraninite.

Dorn discovered a radioactive gas resulting from the radioactive decay of radium, isolated later by Ramsay and Gray.

Debierne obtained from pitchblende a substance that had properties similar to those of thorium.

Demarçay found spectral lines of a new element in Lecoq's samarium, and separated this element several years later.

Urbain and von Welsbach proved independently that the old ytterbium also contained a new element.

Ogawa found it in thorianite but assigned it as element 43 instead of 75 and named it nipponium. In 1922 Walter Noddack, Ida Eva Tacke and Otto Berg announced its separation from gadolinite and gave it the present name.

Urbain claimed to have found the element in rare-earth residues, while Vernadsky independently found it in orthite. Neither claim was confirmed due to World War I. After the war, Coster and Hevesy found it by X-ray spectroscopic analysis in Norwegian zircon. Hafnium was the next to last element with stable isotopes to be discovered.

The two obtained the first isotope of this element that had been predicted by Mendeleev in 1871 as a member of the natural decay of 238U. Originally isolated in 1900 by William Crookes.

The two discovered a new element in a molybdenum sample that was used in a cyclotron, the first synthetic element to be discovered. It had been predicted by Mendeleev in 1871 as eka-manganese.

Perey discovered it as a decay product of 227Ac. Francium is the last element to be discovered in nature, rather than synthesized in the lab, although some of the "synthetic" elements that were discovered later (plutonium, neptunium, astatine) were eventually found in trace amounts in nature as well.

Obtained by bombarding bismuth with alpha particles. Later determined to occur naturally in minuscule quantities (<25 grams in earth's crust).

Obtained by irradiating uranium with neutrons, it is the first transuranium element discovered.

Glenn T. Seaborg, Arthur C. Wahl, W. Kennedy and E.M. McMillan

Prepared by bombardment of uranium with deuterons.

G. T. Seaborg, A. James, O. Morgan and A. Ghiorso

Prepared by irradiating plutonium with neutrons during the Manhattan Project.

G. T. Seaborg, R. A. James and A. Ghiorso

Prepared by bombarding plutonium with alpha particles during the Manhattan Project

Charles D. Coryell, Jacob A. Marinsky, Lawrence E. Glendenin, and Harold G. Richter

It was probably first prepared in 1942 by bombarding neodymium and praseodymium with neutrons, but separation of the element could not be carried out. Isolation was performed under the Manhattan Project in 1945.

G. Thompson, A. Ghiorso and G. T. Seaborg (University of California, Berkeley)

Created by bombardment of americium with alpha particles.

S. G. Thompson, K. Street,Jr., A. Ghiorso and G. T. Seaborg (University of California, Berkeley)

Bombardment of curium with alpha particles.

A. Ghiorso et al. (Argonne Laboratory, Los Alamos Laboratory and University of California, Berkeley)

Formed in the first thermonuclear explosion in November 1952, by irradiation of uranium with neutrons; kept secret for several years.

A. Ghiorso, G. Harvey, R. Choppin, S. G. Thompson and G. T. Seaborg

Prepared by bombardment of einsteinium with helium.

A. Ghiorso, T. Sikkeland, R. Walton and G. T. Seaborg

First prepared by bombardment of curium with carbon atoms.

A. Ghiorso, T. Sikkeland, E. Larsh and M. Latimer

First prepared by bombardment of californium with boron atoms.

A. Ghiorso, M. Nurmia, J. Harris, K. Eskola and P. Eskola

Prepared by bombardment of californium with carbon atoms.

A. Ghiorso, M. Nurmia, K. Eskola, J. Harris and P. Eskola

Prepared by bombardment of californium with nitrogen atoms.

A. Ghiorso, J. Nitschke, J. Alonso, C. Alonso, M. Nurmia, G. T. Seaborg, K. Hulet and W. Lougheed

Prepared by collisions of californium-249 with oxygen atoms.

Obtained by bombarding bismuth with chromium.

G. Münzenberg, P. Armbruster et al. (GSI in Darmstadt)

Prepared by bombardment of bismuth with iron atoms.

Prepared by bombardment of lead with iron atoms

Prepared by bombardment of lead with nickel.

Prepared by bombardment of bismuth with nickel.

Prepared by bombardment of lead with zinc.

Prepared by bombardment of plutonium with calcium

Prepared by bombardment of curium with calcium


Year
Team
Games
Carries
Yards
Yards per Carry

is the number of games he played in 2002 more or less than the amount he played in 2008?

each of these years he played less or equal to 4 games


Year
Longest Carry
Touchdowns
First Downs
Fumbles
Fumbles Lost


Number
Arrangement
Year, Builder
Number
Arrangement
Year, Builder
Number
Model
Year, Builder

Governor Markham
2-4-2T
1891, Baldwin
Number 7
0-6-0
1914, Alco-Brooks
Number 20
S2
Alco

Number 3
0-4-2T
1904, Baldwin
Number 9
0-6-0
1920, Alco-Brooks
Number 22
S2
1944, Alco

Number 4
Number 10
0-6-0
1923, Baldwin
Number 23
S2
1944, Alco

Number 6
0-6-0
1913, Baldwin
Number 12
Number 25
S2
Alco

how many trains on this graph do not mention alco or alco-brooks as its builder?


Pos No Driver Constructor Laps Time/Retired Grid Points

how long did it take michael schumacher to finish the race?


19 August 1941
SS Aguila
United Kingdom
3,255
Sunk

27 November 1941
HMAS Parramatta
Royal Australian Navy
1,060
Sunk

23 December 1941
SS Shuntien
United Kingdom
3,059
Sunk

26 December 1941
SS Warszawa
Poland
2,487
Sunk

10 June 1942
MV Athene
Norway
4,681
Sunk

10 June 1942
SS Brambleleaf
United Kingdom
5,917
Damaged


Year
Single
Peak chart positions\nAT
Peak chart positions\nUK
Peak chart positions\nU.S.\nDance
Peak chart positions\nU.S.\nRock

1989
"I Can't Get No... Edelweiss"
—
—
—
—

"Raumschiff Edelweiss" / "Starship Edelweiss"

"Edeltaler Hochzeitsmarsch (Kein Sex vor der Ehe)"

2001
"Bring Me Edelweiss" (Remix)
—
—
—
—

how many years after "i can't get no... edelweiss" did the single "bring me edelweiss" (remix) appear?


Year
Peak chart positions\nGER
Peak chart positions\nSUI
Peak chart positions\nNED
Peak chart positions\nSWE
Album

1992
—
—
—
—
Wonderful World of Edelweiss

1993
—
—
—
—
Wonderful World of Edelweiss


Rank
Cyclist
Team
Time
UCI ProTour\nPoints

who came in first in the general standings?

what was the difference in points between davide rebellin and franco pellizotti?

what was the total number of points by franco pellizotti?

how long did it take for alejandro valverde to finish?

who was ranked next after davide rebellin?

who was ranked between denis menchov and stephane goubert?

how many more points did team liquigas score than robobank?

how many cyclists in the top 10 were french?

what is the total number of uci pro tour points scored by an italian cyclist?


how many people were murdered in 1940/41?

what's the total of deaths that happened in 1939/1940?

what is the total number of ethnic pole deaths recorded during 1940/41 of the german occupation?

what is the last description of losses on this chart?

which year has the most deaths outside of prisons & camps?

what is the total numbers of losses not including direct war losses?

during what year was the largest number of deaths recorded for ethnic poles outside of prisons & camps?

are more losses because of death ins in prisons & camps or deaths outside of prisons & camps?

what are the total number of deaths in prisons and camps?

what is the only years that total losses were below 350,000?

how many people were murdered in eastern regions in 1944/45?

what is the total number of deaths outside of prisons and camps?


Year
Division
League
Reg. Season
Playoffs
National Cup

Spring 1932
1
ASL
5th?
No playoff
1st Round

1936/37
ASL
5th, National
Did not qualify
Champion

how long did it take for the new york americans to win the national cup after 1936?

what is the number of times that the new york americans did not qualify for the playoffs?

how many years ago was the new york americans founded?

what were the number of years that the playoffs did not qualify?

which place was earned the most in the regular season?

what is the total number of soccer leagues that the new york americans played in?

what year was the last national cup that earned the title champion?


1938/39
ASL
4th, National
Did not qualify


Series #
Season #
Title
Notes
Original air date

Alfie, Dee Dee, and Melanie are supposed to be helping their parents at a carnival by working the dunking booth. When Goo arrives and announces their favorite basketball player, Kendall Gill, is at the Comic Book Store signing autographs, the boys decide to ditch the carnival. This leaves Melanie and Jennifer to work the booth and both end up soaked. But the Comic Book Store is packed and much to Alfie and Dee Dee's surprise their father has to interview Kendall Gill. Goo comes up with a plan to get Alfie and Dee Dee, Gill's signature before getting them back at the local carnival, but are caught by Roger. All ends well for everyone except Alfie and Goo, who must endure being soaked at the dunking booth.

Alfie and Goo unleash harsh practical jokes on Dee Dee and his friends. Dee Dee, Harry and Donnel retaliate by pulling a practical joke on Alfie with the trick gum. After Alfie and Goo get even with Dee Dee and his friends, Melanie and Deonne help them get even. Soon, Alfie and Goo declare a practical joke war on Melanie, Dee Dee and their friends. This eventually stops when Roger and Jennifer end up on the wrong end of the practical joke war after being announced as the winner of a magazine contest for Best Family Of The Year. They set their children straight for their behavior and will have a talk with their friends' parents as well.

The boy's mother, Jennifer, leaves for the weekend and she leaves the father, Roger, in charge. However, he lets the kids run wild. Alfie and Dee Dee's Aunt Helen then comes to oversee the house until Jennifer gets back. Meanwhile, Alfie throws a basketball at Goo, which hits him in the head, giving him temporary amnesia. In this case of memory loss, Goo acts like a nerd, does homework on a weekend, wants to be called Milton instead of Goo, and he even calls Alfie Alfred. He is much nicer to Deonne and Dee Dee, but is somewhat rude to Melanie. The only thing that will reverse this is another hit in the head.

Alfie's school is performing the play Robin Hood and Alfie is chosen to play the part of Robin Hood. Alfie is excited at this prospect, but he does not want to wear tights because he feels that tights are for girls. However, he reconsiders his stance on tights when Dee Dee wisely tells him not to let that affect his performance as Robin Hood.

Alfie tries out for the basketball team and doesn't make it even after showing off his basketball skills. However, Harry, Dee Dee and Donnell make the team. Alfie is depressed and doesn't want to attend the celebration party. However, Goo sets him straight by telling him it was his own fault for not being a team player and kept the ball to himself.

Dee Dee gets a snake, but he doesn't want his parents to know about it. However, things get complicated when he loses the snake in the house. Meanwhile, Melanie and Deonne are assigned by their teacher to take care of her beloved pet rabbit, Duchess for the weekend. This causes both Alfie and Dee Dee to be concerned for Duchess when they learn from Goo that snakes eat rabbits.

A girl kisses Dee Dee in front of Harry and Donnell. They promise not to tell, but it slips and everyone laughs at Dee Dee. Dee Dee ends his friendship with Harry and Donnell and hangs out with Alfie and Goo. Soon, Alfie and Goo finally get the three to talk to each other.

Dee Dee wants to get a hair cut by Cool Doctor Money and have his name shaved in his head. His parents will not let him do this, but Goo offers to do it for five dollars. However, when Goo messes up Dee Dee's hair and spells his name wrong, his parents find out the truth and Dee Dee is forced to have his hair shaved off. In addition to that, his friends tease him about his bald head, causing a fight between the boys along with Goo and Alfie. In a b-story, Alfie and Goo try to play a practical joke on Dee Dee involving a jalapeño lollipop. It backfires when Roger is the unwitting victim and it leads to him chasing the boys around.

Dee Dee has been waiting to go to a monster truck show all week. But Alfie and Goo's baseball team makes it to the tournament and everyone forgets about the monster truck show. Dee Dee feels ignored and runs away from home with Harry and Donnell. It's up to Alfie and Goo to try and convince him to come home.

Donnell is having a birthday party and brags about all the dancing and cool people who will be there. Harry says that he knows how to dance so Dee Dee feels left out because he doesn't know how to dance. Later on, Harry admits to Dee Dee alone that he can't dance either and only lied so he doesn't get teased by Donnell. So, they ask Alfie to help them learn how to dance. He refuses to help because Dee Dee previously told on him to Roger about his and Goo's plans to cheat on their math quiz. Alfie eventually agrees, after Melanie threatens to refuse to help him with his math homework. Soon Dee Dee and Harry learn Donnell's secret and were forced to teach him how to dance. After the party, Dee Dee tells Alfie about it and finds out that he knew Donnell was a liar.

Goo and Melanie pretend they are dating and they leave Alfie out of everything. He ends up bored and starts hanging out with Dee Dee and his friends. However, it just isn't the same without Goo. Later on, Alfie learns about the surprise birthday party that Goo and Melanie had been planning with everyone else (except for Dee Dee, who couldn't know since he would've told).

Alfie and Goo are selling candy to make money for some expensive jackets, but they are not having any luck. However, when Dee Dee start helping them sell candy, they start to make money and asks him to help them out. Soon Goo and Alfie finds themselves confronted by Melanie, Deonne, Harry and Donnell for Dee Dee's share of the money. They soon learn the boys have used the money to buy three expensive jackets for themselves and Dee Dee as a token of their gratitude. They quickly apologize to Alfie and Goo for their quick judgment.

Dee Dee gets beat up at school and his friends try to teach him how to fight back. Goo, however, tells him to bluff, but the plan backfires and Dee Dee gets hit because of it. When Alfie confronts the bully, he learns that Dee Dee was picked on by a girl. Alfie and Goo decide to confront her. However, when some of their classmates, who happen to be the girls' siblings, learn they are bullying their sister, they intervene.

alfie's birthday party aired on january 19. what was the airdate of the next episode?

what was the previous episode before "robin hood play?"

how many episodes were there in season 1?

how many episodes were released after "the weekend aunt helen came"?

which episode came next after "candy sale"?

where there more or less episodes in january 1995 than october 1994?

when did the next episode after "the practical joke war" air?

what was the air date of the first episode in season one?


Date Competition Location Country Event Placing Rider Nationality

31 October 2008
2008–09 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Sprint
1
Victoria Pendleton
GBR

31 October 2008
2008–09 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Keirin
2
Jason Kenny
GBR

1 November 2008
2008–09 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Sprint
1
Jason Kenny
GBR

1 November 2008
2008–09 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
500 m time trial
1
Victoria Pendleton
GBR

2 November 2008
2008–09 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Team sprint
1
Ross Edgar
GBR

2 November 2008
2008–09 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Team sprint
1
Jason Kenny
GBR

2 November 2008
2008–09 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Team sprint
1
Jamie Staff
GBR

2 November 2008
2008–09 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Keirin
1
Victoria Pendleton
GBR

2 November 2008
5th International Keirin Event
Manchester
United Kingdom
International keirin
2
Ross Edgar
GBR

13 February 2009
2008–09 World Cup
Copenhagen
Denmark
Team sprint
1
Chris Hoy
GBR

what is the number of 1st place finishes across all events?

how many competitions were not in the united kingdom?

what is the total number of competition?

who participated in more major achievements: jason kenny or victoria pendleton?

what is the total number of countries on this list

how many competitions are listed before 2009?

what is the total number of first places earned by sky track riders?


13 February 2009
2008–09 World Cup
Copenhagen
Denmark
Team sprint
1
Jason Kenny
GBR

13 February 2009
2008–09 World Cup
Copenhagen
Denmark
Team sprint
1
Jamie Staff
GBR

13 February 2009
2008–09 World Cup
Copenhagen
Denmark
Sprint
1
Victoria Pendleton
GBR

30 October 2009
2009–10 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Keirin
1
Chris Hoy
GBR

30 October 2009
2009–10 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Sprint
1
Victoria Pendleton
GBR

30 October 2009
2009–10 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Sprint
1
Chris Hoy
GBR

30 October 2009
2009–10 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
500 m time trial
2
Victoria Pendleton
GBR

1 November 2009
2009–10 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Team sprint
1
Ross Edgar
GBR

1 November 2009
2009–10 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Team sprint
1
Chris Hoy
GBR

1 November 2009
2009–10 World Cup
Manchester
United Kingdom
Team sprint
1
Jamie Staff
GBR


Year Competition Venue Position Event Notes

2000
World Junior Championships
Santiago, Chile
1st
Discus throw
59.51 m

2003
All-Africa Games
Abuja, Nigeria
5th
Shot put
17.76 m

2003
All-Africa Games
Abuja, Nigeria
2nd
Discus throw
62.86 m

2004
African Championships
Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo
2nd
Discus throw
63.50 m

2004
Olympic Games
Athens, Greece
8th
Discus throw
62.58 m

2006
Commonwealth Games
Melbourne, Australia
7th
Shot put
18.44 m

2006
Commonwealth Games
Melbourne, Australia
4th
Discus throw
60.99 m

2007
All-Africa Games
Algiers, Algeria
3rd
Discus throw
57.79 m

2008
African Championships
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
2nd
Discus throw
56.98 m

in which competition did hopley finish fist?

how many events featured a distance of at least 60 in the discus throw?

which competition in 2003 appears in the same year as 2007?

what is the number of all-africa games hannes has competed in?

what was hopley's best throw for the discuss?

what was the distance of each of hannes hopley' throws?

what is the least amount in the discus throw?


Filmfare Award for Best Actress - Kannada\nKarnataka State Film Award for Best Actress

2009
Olave Jeevana Lekkachaara
Rukmini
Kannada
Innovative Film Award for Best Actress

Filmfare Award for Best Actress - Kannada\nUdaya Award for Best Actress

Nominated, Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Kannada

Udaya Award for Best Actress\nNominated — SIIMA Award for Best Actress\nNominated — Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Kannada

what is the total number of films with the language of kannada listed?

what was the first movie that won the filmfare award for best actress?

how many total films have they already appeared in?

how many movies were made between 2009 and 2013?

the role of kushi was in 18th cross or love guru?

how many films were nominated for an award.

was 18th cross chronologically after moggina manasu?

was she nominated for awards for the film alemari or addhuri?

list a year when she was in at least two films.

what year was radhika pandit's first film released?

what is the most number of films that radhika pandit has been in during one year?

name a year in which no films are listed in the table.


Game Day Date Kickoff Opponent Results\nScore Results\nRecord Location Attendance

what was the number of people attending the toros mexico vs. monterrey flash game?

what was the first team played against in the month of december?

what was the date of the first game for the toros mexico for the 2013 to 2014 season?

how many points did the team score in november?

how many people attended the toros mexico vs. turlock express game?

what was the top attendance for any game?

tell me the number of times they played at cabernet indoor sports.

what was the date of the game that had the most people in attendance?

who did the team play after the law vegas legends on november 10?

which game for toros mexico had the least amount of attendants?

which opponent did this team play against after playing the ontario fury on december 1 of this season?


Year
Kit Manufacturer
Shirt Sponsor
Back of Shirt Sponsor
Short Sponsor

during what time period was there no shirt sponsers?

which kit manufacturer came next after umbro?

how long did psu technology group serve as back of shirt sponsor?

how many different kit manufacturers have there been?

who was the kit manufacturer the most number of years?

how many different kit manufacturers are listed?

who were the only shirt sponsor before the year 1980?


2004–2008
Errea
Bence Building Merchants

2009–2011
Errea
Mira Showers
PSU Technology Group

2011–2013
Errea
Mira Showers
Barr Stadia
Gloucestershire Echo

2013–
Errea
Mira Showers
Gloucestershire College
Gloucestershire Echo


2001
World Championships
Edmonton, Canada
18th (sf)
400 m hurdles
49.80

2002
European Indoor Championships
Vienna, Austria
1st
400 m
45.39 (CR, NR)

2002
European Indoor Championships
Vienna, Austria
1st
4x400 m relay
3:05.50 (CR)

2002
European Championships
Munich, Germany
8th
4x400 m relay
DQ

2003
World Indoor Championships
Birmingham, United Kingdom
7th (sf)
400 m
46.82

how many times was first listed as the position according to this chart?

how many 1st place finishes has plawgo had?

how many times did plawgo come in first place?

what are the number of times the 400 m hurdles was listed as the event?

which three years did he have the most competitions?

how many total years has he been competing?


2004
Olympic Games
Athens, Greece
10th (h)
4x400 m relay
3:03.69

2007
World Championships
Osaka, Japan
3rd
400 m hurdles
48.12 (NR)

2012
European Championships
Helsinki, Finland
18th (sf)
400 m hurdles
50.77


Season
Team
Record
Head Coach
Quarterback
Leading Rusher
Leading Receiver
All-Pros
Runner Up

1970
Dallas Cowboys
10–4
Tom Landry*
Craig Morton
Duane Thomas
Bob Hayes*
Howley
San Francisco 49ers

1971
Dallas Cowboys†
11–3
Tom Landry*
Roger Staubach*
Duane Thomas
Bob Hayes*
Lilly*, Niland, Wright*
San Francisco 49ers

1972
Washington Redskins
11–3
George Allen*
Billy Kilmer
Larry Brown
Charley Taylor*
Brown, Hanburger*
Dallas Cowboys

1973
Minnesota Vikings
12–2
Bud Grant*
Fran Tarkenton*
Chuck Foreman
John Gilliam
Eller*, Page*, Yary*
Dallas Cowboys

1974
Minnesota Vikings
10–4
Bud Grant*
Fran Tarkenton*
Chuck Foreman
Jim Lash
Page*, Yary*
Los Angeles Rams

1975
Dallas Cowboys
10–4
Tom Landry*
Roger Staubach*
Robert Newhouse
Drew Pearson
Los Angeles Rams

1976
Minnesota Vikings
11–2–1
Bud Grant*
Fran Tarkenton*
Chuck Foreman
Sammy White
Yary*
Los Angeles Rams

1977
Dallas Cowboys†
12–2
Tom Landry*
Roger Staubach*
Tony Dorsett*
Drew Pearson
Harris, Herrera, Martin, Pearson
Minnesota Vikings

1978
Dallas Cowboys
12–4
Tom Landry*
Roger Staubach*
Tony Dorsett*
Tony Hill
Harris, White*
Los Angeles Rams

1979
Los Angeles Rams
9–7
Ray Malavasi
Pat Haden
Wendell Tyler
Preston Dennard
Brooks, Youngblood*
Tampa Bay Buccaneers

1980
Philadelphia Eagles
12–4
Dick Vermeil
Ron Jaworski
Wilbert Montgomery
Charlie Smith
Johnson
Dallas Cowboys

1981
San Francisco 49ers†
13–3
Bill Walsh*
Joe Montana*
Ricky Patton
Dwight Clark
Dean*, Lott*
Dallas Cowboys

1982
Washington Redskins†
8–1
Joe Gibbs*
Joe Theismann
John Riggins*
Charlie Brown
Moseley
Dallas Cowboys

Butz, Grimm*, Jacoby, Murphy, Nelms, Riggins*, Theismann

1984
San Francisco 49ers†
15–1
Bill Walsh*
Joe Montana*
Wendell Tyler
Dwight Clark
Fahnhorst
Chicago Bears

in which three consecutive years was the record the same?

who won the nfc championship after the dallas cowboys in 1975?

how many times was duane thomas a leading rusher?

what is the total number of championships for tom landry as head coach?

who was leading rusher for the philadelphia eagles the only time they were nfc champions?

who was the next coach to lead the dallas cowboys to a championship after tom landry?

who won the nfc championship before the vikings in 1976?

how many times did the cowboys win the nfc championship in the 1970s?


Covert, Dent*, McMichael, Payton*, Singletary*

1986
New York Giants†
14–2
Bill Parcells*
Phil Simms
Joe Morris
Mark Bavaro
Bavaro, Landeta, Morris, Taylor*
Washington Redskins

1987
Washington Redskins†
11–4
Joe Gibbs*
Jay Schroeder
George Rogers
Gary Clark
Clark, Wilburn
Minnesota Vikings

1988
San Francisco 49ers†
10–6
Bill Walsh*
Joe Montana*
Roger Craig
Jerry Rice*
Craig, Rice*
Chicago Bears

1989
San Francisco 49ers†
14–2
George Seifert
Joe Montana*
Roger Craig
Jerry Rice*
Cofer, Lott*, Montana*, Rice*,
Los Angeles Rams

1990
New York Giants†
13–3
Bill Parcells*
Phil Simms
Ottis Anderson
Stephen Baker
Johnson, Landeta
San Francisco 49ers

1991
Washington Redskins†
14–2
Joe Gibbs*
Mark Rypien
Earnest Byner
Gary Clark
Green*, Lachey
Detroit Lions

1992
Dallas Cowboys†
13–3
Jimmy Johnson
Troy Aikman*
Emmitt Smith*
Michael Irvin*
Novacek, Smith*
San Francisco 49ers

1993
Dallas Cowboys†
12–4
Jimmy Johnson
Troy Aikman*
Emmitt Smith*
Michael Irvin*
Smith*, Williams
San Francisco 49ers

1994
San Francisco 49ers†
13–3
George Seifert
Steve Young*
Ricky Watters
Jerry Rice*
Rice*, Sanders*, Young*
Dallas Cowboys

1995
Dallas Cowboys†
12–4
Barry Switzer
Troy Aikman*
Emmitt Smith*
Michael Irvin*
Newton, Smith*, Woodson
Green Bay Packers

1996
Green Bay Packers†
13–3
Mike Holmgren
Brett Favre
Edgar Bennett
Antonio Freeman
Butler, Favre
Carolina Panthers

1997
Green Bay Packers
13–3
Mike Holmgren
Brett Favre
Dorsey Levens
Antonio Freeman
Butler, Favre
San Francisco 49ers

1998
Atlanta Falcons
14–2
Dan Reeves
Chris Chandler
Jamal Anderson
Tony Martin
Anderson
Minnesota Vikings

1999
St. Louis Rams†
13–3
Dick Vermeil
Kurt Warner
Marshall Faulk*
Isaac Bruce
Carter, Faulk*, Pace, Warner
Tampa Bay Buccaneers


2000
New York Giants
12–4
Jim Fassel
Kerry Collins
Tiki Barber
Amani Toomer
Minnesota Vikings

2001
St. Louis Rams
14–2
Mike Martz
Kurt Warner
Marshall Faulk*
Torry Holt
Faulk*, Pace, Warner, Williams*
Philadelphia Eagles

2002
Tampa Bay Buccaneers†
12–4
Jon Gruden
Brad Johnson
Michael Pittman
Keyshawn Johnson
Brooks*, Rice, Sapp*
Philadelphia Eagles

2003
Carolina Panthers
11–5
John Fox
Jake Delhomme
Stephen Davis
Steve Smith
Jenkins
Philadelphia Eagles

2004
Philadelphia Eagles
13–3
Andy Reid
Donovan McNabb
Brian Westbrook
Terrell Owens
Dawkins, Owens, Sheppard
Atlanta Falcons

2005
Seattle Seahawks
13–3
Mike Holmgren
Matt Hasselbeck
Shaun Alexander
Bobby Engram
Alexander, Hutchinson, Jones*, Strong
Carolina Panthers

2006
Chicago Bears
13–3
Lovie Smith
Rex Grossman
Thomas Jones
Muhsin Muhammad
Gould, Hester, Kreutz, Urlacher
New Orleans Saints

2007
New York Giants†
10–6
Tom Coughlin
Eli Manning
Brandon Jacobs
Plaxico Burress
Green Bay Packers

2008
Arizona Cardinals
9–7
Ken Whisenhunt
Kurt Warner
Edgerrin James
Larry Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Philadelphia Eagles

2009
New Orleans Saints†
13–3
Sean Payton
Drew Brees
Pierre Thomas
Marques Colston
Evans
Minnesota Vikings

Clifton, Collins, Jennings, Matthews, Woodson

2011
New York Giants†
9–7
Tom Coughlin
Eli Manning
Ahmad Bradshaw
Victor Cruz
Pierre-Paul
San Francisco 49ers

Bowman, Goldson, Iupati, Lee, Smith, Willis

2013
Seattle Seahawks†
13–3
Pete Carroll
Russell Wilson
Marshawn Lynch
Golden Tate
Sherman, Thomas
San Francisco 49ers


Name
League
FA Cup
League Cup
JP Trophy
Total

does pat or john have the highest total?

name a player that had more than 5 league goals but no other goals.

how many jp trophies does each person have?

no other player but who scored in the league cup?

did danny coles score more or less than 6 goals total?

how many plaers scored above 10 points this season?

who is the only player to score one point in the league cup?

what is the difference in total goals between cureton and gosling?

who was the only player to score 20 goals total?

who is the next highest scorer after jamie cureton for this season?

how many people have the same amount of league cups are they do fa cups?


Rome Masters
A
A
A
A
A
LQ
3R
1R
2R
A
3–3

what is the combined score of year end rankings before 2009?

what was guillermo garcía-lópez combined win and loss record from the rome, madrid and paris masters?

what grand slam tournament did guillermo garcía-lópez have the least amount of wins?

in what year did guillermo garcia-lopez win above 10 games?


Cincinnati Masters
A
A
A
LQ
A
3R
A
1R
A
A
2–2

Shanghai Masters
Not Masters Series
Not Masters Series
Not Masters Series
Not Masters Series
Not Masters Series
1R
QF
2R
Q2
A
4–3

Paris Masters
A
A
A
LQ
LQ
A
A
2R
1R
1R
1–3

Hamburg Masters
A
A
2R
1R
A
Not Masters Series
Not Masters Series
Not Masters Series
Not Masters Series
Not Masters Series
1–2


Ship
Type of Vessel
Lake
Location
Lives lost

Argus
Steamer
Lake Huron
25 miles off Kincardine, Ontario
25 lost

James Carruthers
Steamer
Lake Huron
near Kincardine
18 lost

Hydrus
Steamer
Lake Huron
near Lexington, Michigan
28 lost

Leafield
Steamer
Lake Superior
all hands

John A. McGean
Steamer
Lake Huron
near Goderich, Ontario
28 lost

Charles S. Price
Steamer
Lake Huron
near Port Huron, Michigan
28 lost

Regina
Steamer
Lake Huron
near Harbor Beach, Michigan

Issac M. Scott
Steamer
Lake Huron
near Port Elgin, Ontario
28 lost

Henry B. Smith
Steamer
Lake Superior
all hands

Wexford
Steamer
Lake Huron
north of Grand Bend, Ontario
all hands

Lightship No. 82
Lightship
Lake Erie
Point Albino (near Buffalo)
6 lost

how many more ships were wrecked in lake huron than in erie?

which ship had a greater amount of lives lost, charles s. price or plymouth?

how many ships were wrecked in lake superior?

what is the name of the ship listed after regina?

how many vessels were not lost on lake huron?

what is the total amount of lives lost among the argus, james carruthers, and the hydrus

what are the number of lives lost on the hydrus?

what were the total lives lost on lake erie and lake michigan?

which ship lost over 5 lives but was a barge?


name
glyph
C string
Unicode
Unicode name

exclamation-mark
!
!
U+0021
EXCLAMATION MARK

left-parenthesis
(
(
U+0028
LEFT PARENTHESIS

right-parenthesis
)
)
U+0029
RIGHT PARENTHESIS

what is the only character with a blank c string?

is the unicode name for alert the same as the unicode name for backspace?

do all the symbols come before the numbers?

give the total number of characters that do not have a glyph.

how long in characters is the unicode for tilde?

each calculation begins with what unicode?

does unicode use the term 'brace' or 'bracket'?

what is the unicode for the first character listed?

what is the name of the glyph at the top of this list?

how many c strings have no corresponding single glyph?


less-than-sign
<
<
U+003C
LESS-THAN SIGN

greater-than-sign
>
>
U+003E
GREATER-THAN SIGN

left-square-bracket
[
[
U+005B
LEFT SQUARE BRACKET


right-square-bracket
]
]
U+005D
RIGHT SQUARE BRACKET

left-brace
{
{
U+007B
LEFT CURLY BRACKET

vertical-line
\p
\p
U+007C
VERTICAL LINE

right-brace
}
}
U+007D
RIGHT CURLY BRACKET


Date Opponent# Rank# Site TV Result Attendance

Neyland Stadium • Knoxville, TN (Third Saturday in October)

Bryant–Denny Stadium • Tuscaloosa, AL (Rivalry)

Tiger Stadium • Baton Rouge, LA (Rivalry)

Legion Field • Birmingham, AL (Iron Bowl)

Georgia Dome • Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship Game)

Citrus Bowl • Orlando, FL (Florida Citrus Bowl)

what was the total number of points scored by the tide in the last 3 games combined.

how many games where there at least 70,000 people in attendance for the 1994 alabama crimson tide football team?

how many wins did the tide have by 7 points.

which stadium had the highest attendance?

how many total wins did the 1994 alabama crimson tide football team have?

how many games where won with a score of below 20 for the 1994 alabama crimson tide football team?


Pos Rider Manufacturer Time/Retired Points

who came immediately after sebastian porto in the race?

which racer was the only one not to finish on the final lap?

which manufacturer did the top racer use?

what is the difference between valentino rossi and ralf waldmann's time?

what is the number of points that loris capirossi finished with?

what is the name of the rider that finished last?

who was the first racer who was more than 20 seconds behind the leader?

who had a larger number of points, rossi or janssen?

which of the riders had the most points?

how long did it take arno visscher to complete the race?

what is the number of drivers that drove a vehicle manufactored by yamaha?


Ret
Maurice Bolwerk
TSR-Honda
Retirement

Ret
Marcellino Lucchi
Aprilia
Retirement


Santa Barbara International Film Festival

May 21–22, Jun 11
Seattle International Film Festival
Seattle, Washington  USA
siff.net

Special Mention\n"for the resourcefulness and unwavering determination by a director to realize his unique vision"

Sep 16
Athens International Film Festival
Athens, Attica\n Greece
Best Director
aiff.gr

Lund International Fantastic Film Festival

Sep 28
Fantastic Fest
Austin, Texas\n USA
FantasticFest.com

London Int. Festival of Science Fiction Film

Oct 9, Oct 11
Sitges Film Festival
Sitges, Catalonia\n Spain
Sitges Festival

Oct 1, Oct 15
Gwacheon International SF Festival
Gwacheon, Gyeonggi-do\n South Korea
gisf.org

Oct 17, Oct 20
Icon TLV
Tel Aviv, Central\n Israel
icon.org.il

Best Special Effects\nBest Musical Score

Nov 11
Les Utopiales
Nantes, Pays de la Loire\n France
utopiales.org

Nov 12, Nov 18
Indonesia Fantastic Film Festival
Jakarta, Bandung\n Indonesia
inaff.com

Nov 16–18
AFF
Wrocław, Lower Silesia\n Poland
AFF Poland

what's the total number of festivals that occurred in october?

how many festivals was the film shown at?

what was the total number of awards this film won?

what festival was the film show at before the fantasia festival?

what is the total number of festivals in usa.

how many locations were there for the sitges film festival?

how many festivals were held before may 21?

how many festivals were located in the usa?

santa barbara international film festival and fantastic fest were both in what country?

name of the festivals that had at least 2 dates.


Name
City
Hospital beds
Operating rooms
Total
Trauma designation
Affiliation
Notes

Carolinas Medical Center/Center for Mental Health

Secondary campus of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine

Charles A. Cannon, Jr. Memorial Hospital

what is the only hospital to have 6 hospital beds?

what is the total number of hospital beds at chatham hospital?

which hospital has more beds: duke or wake forest?

what is the only hospital in burlington?

what are the total number of hospital beds in alexander hospital?

what is the last novant affiliated hospital on the table?

which hospital has the largest amount of hospital beds?

how many rooms total are at cone health?


Primary teaching hospital of Duke University School of Medicine

FirstHealth Montgomery Memorial Hospital

FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital and Pinehurst Treatment

FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital Hoke Campus

Novant Health Franklin Regional Medical Center

Novant Health Kernersville Medical Center

Memorial Mission Hospital and Asheville Surgery Center


Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center

Novant Health Huntersville Medical Center

Novant Health Charlotte Orthopaedic Hospital

Scotland Memorial Hospital and Edwin Morgan Center

Select Specialty Hospital - Winston-Salem

Primary teaching hospital of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine

Primary teaching hospital of East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine

Primary teaching hospital of Wake Forest School of Medicine


Škoda Yeti
−
−
−
−
−
−
−

what is the total number of skoda cars sold in the year 2005?

what year did skoda begin selling more than 300,000 cars?

how many different models were available for sale?

how many 'skoda fabia' cars were sold when it was first introduced?

is the number for skoda felicia in 1991 above or below 180,000?

what is the number of sales made during 1991?

what year had least number for skoda felicia?

which was the most sold model in the year of 2000?


Škoda Yeti
−
−
−
−
−
−
−


Outcome
No.
Date
Championship
Surface
Opponent in the final
Score in the final

Runner-up
1.
February 15, 1993
Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Hard (i)
Jim Courier
7–5, 6–7(4–7), 6–7(4–7)

Winner
1.
May 17, 1993
Coral Springs, Florida, USA
Clay
David Wheaton
6–3, 6–4

Runner-up
2.
July 26, 1993
Washington D.C., USA
Hard
Amos Mansdorf
6–7(3–7), 5–7

Runner-up
3.
August 2, 1993
Montreal, Canada
Hard
Mikael Pernfors
6–2, 2–6, 5–7

Runner-up
4.
October 18, 1993
Tokyo, Japan
Carpet
Ivan Lendl
4–6, 4–6

Runner-up
5.
January 31, 1994
Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia
Hard
Pete Sampras
6–7(4–7), 4–6, 4–6

Winner
2.
February 14, 1994
Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Hard
Brad Gilbert
6–4, 7–5

Runner-up
6.
May 2, 1994
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Clay
Michael Chang
7–6(7–4), 6–7(4–7), 0–6

Runner-up
7.
May 9, 1994
Pinehurst, USA
Clay
Jared Palmer
4–6, 6–7(5–7)

Winner
3.
June 13, 1994
London (Queen's Club), UK
Grass
Pete Sampras
7–6(7–4), 7–6(7–4)

what was the number of times won on grass?

name a match that was in the same month as the one in atlanta, georgia.

who was the next opponent after david wheaton?

who did this player face after he faced alberto berasategui in barcelona on april of 1998?

who was the opponent after mikael pernfors?

what is the total number of games played on hard surfaces for this player?

who did this player face before he faced david wheaton in coral springs, florida in 1993?

which country has the largest amount of participants?

how many times did this player face goran ivanisevic in his career?


Winner
4.
February 20, 1995
Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Hard
Paul Haarhuis
7–6(7–2), 6–4

Runner-up
8.
December 18, 1995
Grand Slam Cup, Munich, Germany
Carpet
Goran Ivanišević
6–7(4–7), 3–6, 4–6

Winner
5.
January 15, 1996
Sydney, Australia
Hard
Goran Ivanišević
5–7, 6–3, 6–4

Runner-up
9.
February 26, 1996
Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Hard (i)
Pete Sampras
4–6, 6–7(2–7)

Runner-up
10.
August 22, 1996
Stockholm, Sweden
Hard (i)
Thomas Enqvist
5–7, 4–6, 6–7(0–7)

Winner
6.
April 20, 1998
Barcelona, Spain
Clay
Alberto Berasategui
6–2, 1–6, 6–3, 6–2

Winner
7.
November 16, 1998
Stockholm, Sweden
Hard
Thomas Johansson
6–3, 6–4, 6–4

Winner
8.
January 18, 1999
Sydney, Australia
Hard
Àlex Corretja
6–3, 7–6(7–5)

Runner-up
11.
April 12, 1999
Estoril, Portugal
Clay
Albert Costa
6–7(4–7), 6–2, 3–6

Runner-up
12.
September 12, 1999
US Open, New York City, USA
Hard
Andre Agassi
4–6, 7–6(7–5), 7–6(7–2), 3–6, 2–6


other nations besides peru to earn 2 bronze medals

which country won one silver medal but no bronze medals?

this country has a count of 13 total medals.

other nation to earn the same number of gold medals as chile

brazil won at least two of every medal type

nations to earn more than 2 silver medals

the total amount of medals awarded total is above/below 60.

name the country with the lowest number of bronze medals.

what was the total difference in medals between the country who won the most and the country who the least?


what is the number of riders who scored at least 1000 points?

who was the top rider in the trans-ama final standings?

which country had the most riders that placed in the top 20 of the 1971 trans-ama final standings?

is pierre karsmakers listed above or below john banks?

how many teams scored at least 1,500 points or more?

what is the name of the rider after willy bauer?

how many riders from belgium placed in the top ten of the 1971 trans-ama final standings?

how many times is the untied states listed as the country?


Position
Sail Number
Yacht
State/Country
Yacht Type
LOA\n(Metres)
Skipper
Elapsed Time\nd:hh:mm:ss

what yacht had the next best time (smaller time is better) than ausmaid?

how long did it take the industrial quest to complete the course?

which country placed the most yachts in the line honours results?

what are the names of the top five yachts, arranged in alphabetical order?

how many yachts took at least 3 days to complete the race?

how many yachts had an loa of at most 18 metres?

Ausmaid Brindabella Nokia Ragamuffin Sayonara


how many opponents had his/her score listed?

how many more gl-b matches are there than quarterfinals?

what is the total number of matches together?

how many consecutive matches happened in 2008?


Series
Premiere
Finale
Winner
Runner-up
Third place
Host(s)
Judging panel
Guest judge(s)

Simon Cowell\nAmanda Holden\nPiers Morgan

Simon Cowell\nAmanda Holden\nDavid Hasselhoff\nMichael McIntyre

Simon Cowell\nAmanda Holden\nAlesha Dixon\nDavid Walliams

Nine
2015
2015
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ant & Dec
TBA
TBA

how many times was amanda on the judging panel?

in the beginning of the show thee were only 3 judges, but what series did the show change to 4 judges?

what is the total number of different judges britain's got talent has had between seasons one and eight?

who was the guest judge after kelly brook?


Year
Award
Nominated work
Category
Result

2007
Cosmopolitan Ultimate Woman of the Year
Leona Lewis
Newcomer of the Year
Won

2007
The Record of the Year
"Bleeding Love"
The Record of the Year
Won

2008
Capital Awards
Leona Lewis
Favourite UK Female Artist
Won

2008
Britain's Best
Leona Lewis
Music Award
Won

The Kylie Award: Next International Crossover

2008
Glamour Woman Of The Year Awards
Leona Lewis
UK Solo Artist
Won

2008
Nickelodeon UK Kids Choice Awards
"Bleeding Love"
Favourite Song
Won

2008
UK Music Video Awards
"Bleeding Love"
People's Choice Award
Won

2008
Bambi Award
Leona Lewis
Shooting Star
Won

2008
New Music Weekly Awards
Leona Lewis
Top 40 New Artist of the Year
Won

2008
Billboard 2008 Year End Award
Leona Lewis
Best New Artist
Won

what was the first award leona lewis won?

which year was her best year in terms of number of awards won?

how many consecutive years has leona lewis been nominated for an award?

has leona lewis won above or below 15 awards?


2008
Vh1 Video of the Year
"Bleeding Love"
Best Video
Won

2008
NME Best Album
"Spirit"
Best Album
Nominated

2008
PETA
Leona Lewis
Person Of The Year
Won

2009
NAACP Image Awards
Leona Lewis
Outstanding New Artist
Nominated

2009
Swiss Music Awards
Leona Lewis
Best International Newcomer
Won

2009
Japan Gold Disc Awards
Leona Lewis
New Artist Of The Year
Won

2009
HITO Pop Music Awards
"Bleeding Love"
Best Western Song
Won

2009
PETA - Sexiest Vegetarian Alive Awards
Leona Lewis
Sexiest Vegetarian Celebrity 2009
Won

2009
APRA Awards
"Bleeding Love"
Most Played Foreign Work
Won

2009
BEFFTA Awards
Leona Lewis
Best Female Act
Won

2009
Cosmopolitan Awards
Leona Lewis
Ultimate Music Star
Won


Season
League\nPos.
League\nCompetition
League\nTop scorer
Danish Cup
Europe
Others

1986-87
1
1987 1st Division
Claus Nielsen (20)
4th round
EC1 quarter-final

1987-88
1
1988 1st Division
Bent Christensen (21)
Finalist
EC3 2nd round

1988-89
2
1989 1st Division
Bent Christensen (10)
Winner
EC1 1st round

1989-90
1
1990 1st Division
Bent Christensen (17)
Quarter-final
EC1 1st round

1990-91
1
1991 Superliga
Bent Christensen (11)
Semi-final
EC3 semi-final

1991-92
7
1991-92 Superliga
Kim Vilfort (9)
4th round
EC1 2nd round

who was the top scorer in the last season?

how many times did brent christensen make it to europe?

what was the number of season wins for claus nielsen?

which player had the longest streak of seasons as top scorer?

what year was the first season to have bent christensen as the top scorer?

what is the number of times the danish supercup was won over the course of all the seasons?

bent christensen had the top score in as "winner" in which season?

what is the number of danish cups won by brondby if?

in total how many top scorers have scored more than 15 goals?


1993-94
3
1993-94 Superliga
Mark Strudal (13)
Winner
EC3 3rd round

1994-95
2
1994-95 Superliga
Mark Strudal (12)
Quarter-final
EC2 2nd round
Danish Supercup winner

1995-96
1
1995-96 Superliga
Peter Møller (15)
Finalist
EC3 3rd round

EC1 qualification round\nEC3 quarter-final

1997-98
1
1997-98 Superliga
Ebbe Sand (28)
Winner
EC1 qual 2nd round\nEC3 1st round
Danish Supercup winner

1998-99
2
1998-99 Superliga
Ebbe Sand (19)
Semi-final
EC1 group stage

1999-00
2
1999-00 Superliga
Bent Christensen (13)
Semi-final
EC1 qual 3rd round\nEC3 1st round

2000-01
2
2000-01 Superliga
Peter Graulund (21)
Quarter-final
EC1 qual 3rd round\nEC3 1st round

2001-02
1
2001-02 Superliga
Peter Madsen (22)
5th round
EC3 3rd round


2002-03
2
2002-03 Superliga
Mattias Jonson (11)
Winner
EC1 qual 3rd round\nEC3 1st round
Danish Supercup winner

2003-04
2
2003-04 Superliga
Thomas Kahlenberg (11)
Semi-final
EC3 3rd round

2004-05
1
2004-05 Superliga
Thomas Kahlenberg (13)
Winner
EC3 qual 2nd round
Royal League group stage

Royal League group stage\nDanish League Cup winner

Royal League winner\nDanish League Cup winner

Morten Rasmussen (7)\nMartin Ericsson (7)

Morten Rasmussen (9)\nAlexander Farnerud (9)\nOusman Jallow (9)

2009-10
3
2009-10 Superliga
Morten Rasmussen (12)
4th round
EC3 qual play-off round


Contestant
Original Tribe
Switched Tribe
Merged Tribe
Finish
Total Votes

Yelena Kondulaynen\n44.the actress
Pelicans
1st Voted Out\nDay 3
5

Kris Kelmi\n47.the singer
Barracudas
2nd Voted Out\nDay 6
1

Aleksandr Pashutin\n60.the actor
Barracudas
3rd Voted Out\nDay 9
7

Igor' Livanov\n49.the actor
Pelicans
Eliminated\nDay 11
0

Dana Borisova\n26.the TV presenter
Pelicans
Barracudas
4th Voted Out\nDay 12
5

Aleksandr Byalko\n50.the physicist
Pelicans
Barracudas
5th Voted Out\nDay 15
6

Tatyana Dogileva\n45.the actress
Pelicans
Barracudas
6th Voted Out\nDay 18
3

Tat'yana Ovsiyenko\n36.the singer
Barracudas
Pelicans
Eliminated\nDay 19
1

Viktor Gusev\n47.the sport commentator
Pelicans
Pelicans
Crocodiles
7th Voted Out\n1st Jury Member\nDay 21
6

Ivan Demidov\n39.the TV presenter
Barracudas
Pelicans
Crocodiles
Eliminated\n2nd Jury Member\nDay 23
3

tell me the number of total votes for the physicist?

who was the first person to be voted out?

how many votes did aleksandr pashutin have?

how many contestants received the same number of votes as ivan demidov?

how many contestants did not receive any votes?


Yelena Proklova\n49.the TV presenter
Pelicans
Barracudas
Crocodiles
8th Voted Out\n3rd Jury Member\nDay 24
4

Marina Aleksandrova\n20.the actress
Barracudas
Pelicans
Crocodiles
9th Voted Out\n4th Jury Member\nDay 27
6

Ivar Kalnynsh\n54.the actor
Crocodiles
10th Voted Out\n5th Jury Member\nDay 30
3

Vera Glagoleva\n46.the actress
Crocodiles
11th Voted Out\n6th Jury Member\nDay 33
4

Larisa Verbitskaya\n43.the TV presenter
Barracudas
Pelicans
Crocodiles
12th Voted Out\n7th Jury Member\nDay 36
11

Aleksandr Lykov\n41.the actor
Barracudas
Barracudas
Crocodiles
13th Voted Out\n8th Jury Member\nDay 37
6

Olga Orlova\n25.the singer
Barracudas
Baracudas
Crocodiles
Eliminated\n9th Jury Member\nDay 38
10

Yelena Perova\n26.the singer
Pelicans
Pelicans
Crocodiles
Runner-Up
2

Vladimir Presnyakov, Jr.\n34.the singer
Pelicans
Pelicans
Crocodiles
Sole Survivor
6


Season
Age
Overall
Slalom
Giant\nSlalom
Super G
Downhill
Combined

how many times was the val d'lsere, france location used?

what season had more than 20 in giant slalom but not super g?

what race was run previous to the super combined in 2009?

in which season did janka only compete in one event?

at which age was the overall as 48 and the giant slalom 48, too?

what are the number of times that the race was downhill?

list the locations that had their race as giant slalom.

how many years was he at least in the top 20 overall?

in which season did janka compete in the most events?

counting from 2007 how long until a giant slalom greater than 40?

how many seasons did janka compete in before he turned 27?

Val d'Isère, France
Beaver Creek, USA
Garmisch, Germany
Kranjska Gora, Slovenia


2009
13 Dec 2008
Val d'Isère, France
Giant slalom

2009
16 Jan 2009
Wengen, Switzerland
Super Combined

2010
4 Dec 2009
Beaver Creek, USA
Super Combined

2010
5 Dec 2009
Beaver Creek, USA
Downhill

2010
6 Dec 2009
Beaver Creek, USA
Giant Slalom

2010
16 Jan 2010
Wengen, Switzerland
Downhill

2010
10 Mar 2010
Garmisch, Germany
Downhill

2010
12 Mar 2010
Garmisch, Germany
Giant Slalom

2011
5 Mar 2011
Kranjska Gora, Slovenia
Giant Slalom


Route
Name
Fare Type
Terminals
Terminals
Major streets
Notes
History

31 replaces the Wisconsin Avenue portion of the old 30 (see Pennsylvania Avenue Line)

32 Southern Avenue station\n36 Naylor Road station

Wisconsin Avenue NW\nPennsylvania Avenue SE/NW\nBranch Avenue SE (36)\nAlabama Avenue SE (32)

Some weekday 32 and 36 trips terminate at:\n\nFarragut Square\nFoggy Bottom – GWU station

36 replaces a portion of the old 35 (see Pennsylvania Avenue Line)

Pennsylvania Avenue SE\nIndependence Avenue SE/SW\nNaylor Road SE

34 operated to Friendship Heights station until replaced by the M5, which operated from Naylor Road station to Eastern Market station in 2007; 34 replaced the M5 in 2008 with the extension to the Archives station, also see Pennsylvania Avenue Line

Archives station (AM End)\nFederal Triangle (10th St & Pennsylvania Av NW) (PM Start)

Wisconsin Avenue NW\nMassachusetts Avenue NW\nPennsylvania Avenue NW

Weekday peak hour service only (AM to Archives, PM to Friendship Heights)\nLimited Stops Only

A prior "incarnation" of the 37 was once known as the Wisconsin Avenue Express Line, running from Tenleytown-AU station to Archives until the early 1990s

Weekday peak hour service only\nAM to Potomac Park, PM to Naylor Road\nLimited Stops Only

Mount Pleasant (Mount Pleasant & Lamont Streets NW)

42 Gallery Place station\n43 Farragut Square (AM End)\n43 McPherson Square station (Franklin Square Entrance) (PM Start)

42 Mount Pleasant Street NW, Columbia Road NW, Connecticut Avenue NW, H/I Streets NW\n43 Mount Pleasant Street NW, Columbia Road NW, Connecticut Avenue NW

42 serves Dupont Circle station\n\nsome peak hour trips terminate at Farragut Square\n\n\n43: weekday peak hour service only\n\nTravels underneath Dupont Circle via the Connecticut Avenue underpass)

Takoma station\n14th Street & Colorado Ave NW

52, 54 L'Enfant Plaza Metrorail Station (7th & D Streets SW)\n53 McPherson Square station (Franklin Square Entrance)

14th Street NW\nPennsylvania Avenue NW (54)\nIndependence Avenue SW (52)

52 and 54: daily\n53: Monday-Saturday only

52 & 54 originally terminated at Navy Yard until the mid-1990s, when the 52 was truncated to L'Enfant Plaza station & 54 to Federal Triangle. 54 was later extended to L'Enfant Plaza station.\nThe 53 was introduced several years after the former route 50 was discontinued, operating at first to Bureau Of Engraving before being shortened to Federal Triangle and now to Franklin Square.\nAlso see 14th Street Line

62 Georgia Avenue – Petworth station\n63 Federal Triangle (10th St & Constitution Av NW)

5th Street NW, Kansas Avenue NW, Sherman Avenue NW (63)\n13th Street NW (63)

63: weekday peak & early weekend AM hours only

63 operates through the portion of the 62 that operated to Federal Triangle until Georgia Avenue – Petworth station opened in 1999; it also replaces the 68, which operated from Georgia Avenue – Petworth station to Federal Triangle from 2001–2009

60 Georgia Avenue – Petworth station\n64 Federal Triangle (10th St & Constitution Av NW)

Rock Creek Church Rd NW (60)\nUpshur Street NW (60)\nNew Hampshire Avenue NW (64)\n11th Street NW (64)

64 was replaced by the 66 south of Georgia Avenue – Petworth station when it opened in 1999; it replaced the 66 in 2009\n64 also runs on the old 11th Street Streetcar Line.

Silver Spring terminus is located on Wayne Avenue until completion of the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center.

See Seventh Street Line\nStarting September 23, 2011, 71 service was discontinued, and the 70 was shortened to Archives. For service to Southwest Waterfront, see route directly below this one.

Convention Center-Southwest Waterfront Line

Mount Vernon Square (K & 6th Streets NW)

Half & O Streets SW, or Buzzard Point (2nd & V Streets SW)

Serves Buzzard Point during rush hour only

Introduced September 24, 2011 as a replacement of DC Circulator's discontinued Convention Center-Southwest Waterfront route, and to also serve the southern portion of the 70 and 71 routes.

Georgia Avenue NW, 7th Street NW (to Silver Spring), 9th Street NW (to Archives)

limited-stop service\nSilver Spring terminus is located on Wayne Avenue until completion of the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center

79 is a "reincarnation" of the old 73 (Brightwood Express Line) that was discontinued roughly a decade before the 79's introduction in 2006.\nSaturday service began on March 24, 2013.\nSunday service began on December 29, 2013.

12th Street NE\nMichigan Avenue NE\nNorth Capitol Street\nH Street NW\nK Street NW

some peak hour and early AM/late night trips terminate at McPherson Square station

80 operates on the old North Capitol Street Streetcar Line, which operated from Washington Circle to Brookland until 1958\nIt operated to Potomac Park until it replaced the portion of the old Route 81 south of Pennsylvania Avenue NW to Kennedy Center after it was discontinued in the mid-1990s

Duke Ellington Bridge or Frank D. Reeves Center (14th & U Streets NW)

90 Anacostia station\n92 Congress Heights station\n93 Congress Heights station

Calvert Street NW\nU Street NW, Florida Avenue NW/NE\n8th Street NE\nGood Hope Road SE (92)\nStanton Road SE (93)

93: operates when Metrorail is not open, replacing the 90 & 94\nFare: $1 (90 only, south of the 11th Street Bridge, unless transferring to another bus)

90 replaced all portions of the 94 north of Anacostia station which became the 94's northern terminal after it opened in 1991; 90, 92, and 93 served McLean Gardens from the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s until replaced by the 96.\nAlso see U Street Line, New Jersey Avenue Line and Florida Avenue Line

Stanton Road (19th & Savannah Streets SE)

replaced by 93 (U Street-Garfield Line) when not in operation\nFare: $1 (unless transferring to another bus)

94 used to operate to Duke Ellington Bridge (as part of the U Street-Garfield Line) until Anacostia station opened in 1991; replaced by the 90 north of Anacostia since then.

96 Tenleytown-AU station\n97 Union Station

East Capitol Street\nNew Jersey Avenue NW (96)\nU Street NW (96)\n29th Street NW (96)

96 operates between Stadium-Armory and Tenleytown-AU stations when the 97 operates during the weekday peak hours only\n97 skips DC General Health Campus.

Formerly known as the New Jersey Avenue Line\n96 & 97 replaced the old Routes 40 & 44 east of Union Station in the mid-1990s.\n96 extended from Duke Ellington Bridge to McLean Gardens in the mid-2000s, replacing the northwestern portion of the 90, 92, and 93.\n96 was extended to Tenleytown-AU station December 30, 2012.

Southern Avenue station (A2, A42)\nLivingston Rd & 3rd Street SE (A6, A8, A46, A48)\nSouthern Avenue & South Capitol Street, SE (A7)

Anacostia Station (A2, A6, A7, A8)\nArchives station (10th St & Pennsylvania Av NW) (A42, A46, A48)

Martin Luther King Avenue SE, Mississippi Av SE (A2, A42)\nWheeler Road SE (A6, A7, A46)\nSouth Capitol Street (A8, A48)

A7: weekday peak hour service only (AM to Anacostia, PM to Livingston Road)\nA42, A46 and A48 operate when Metrorail is closed, replacing A2, A6, A8 (respectively) and P2*Fare: $1 (unless transferring to another bus; A42, A46, A48: south of 11th Street Bridge)

Formerly known as the Anacostia Line (along with A4 & A5) until 1991\nA7 operated to L'Enfant Plaza station until Anacostia opened in 1991\nA42, A46 and A48 replaced the old portions of the A2, A6 and A8 north of Anacostia station to Archives when Anacostia opened

Anacostia station\nSt. Elizabeth's Gate 4 (Coast Guard HQ)

Martin Luther King Avenue SE\nSouth Capitol Street

W5: weekday peak hour service only (AM to DC Village, PM to Anacostia via the Blue Plains Facility)\nFare: $1 (unless transferring to another bus)\nA4, W5 runs to St. Elizabeth's Gate 4 (Coast Guard HQ) to D.C. Village (North Parking Lot)Weekdays Only.

A4 and A5 operated to Archives station (as part of the Anacostia Line) until Anacostia opened in 1991\nThe route north of Anacostia is now served by P6\nThe A5 covered the A4 route but excluded Fort Drum. It was discontinued on March 24, 2013, replaced by the W5 which runs on South Capitol Street (SB) and DC-295 (NB).

Martin Luther King Jr Ave MetroExtra Line

McPherson Square station (Franklin Square Entrance)

A9: weekday MetroExtra Peak Hour service only (AM to McPherson Square, PM to Livingston Road)\nLimited Stops Only

A9 is now a MetroExtra Bus service as of March 24, 2013.

Mount Rainier Terminal (Rhode Island Ave & 34th Street)

Bladensburg Road NE\n14th Street NE (to Anacostia)\n15th Street NE (to Mount Rainier)\nMinnesota Avenue SE

Some trips terminate at Bladensburg Road & V Street NE\nsome PM peak hour trips start at Potomac Avenue station on school days only\nFare: $1 (south of the 11th Street Bridge unless transferring to another bus)

B2 used to operate to 16th & W Streets, SE in Anacostia until Anacostia station opened in 1991\nB2 then covered the portion of the old B4 & B5 routes to Barry Farms after the station opened

what is the name listed before mount pleasant line?

tell me the number of lines that stop at the naylor road station.

other than route 31, name one that starts at the friendship heights station.

what are the total number of major streets naylor rd line has listed?

what route is listed directly above the one that starts at georgetown university (37th & o streets nw) and ends at ledroit park?

how many terminals have at least four major streets listed?


B8 Fort Lincoln (Petersburg Apartments)\nB9 Colmar Manor (40th Place & Bladensburg Road)

Bladensburg Road (B9)\nFranklin Street NE\nRhode Island Avenue NE

B8: Monday-Friday service only, except middays\nB9: Monday-Friday midday service only

Federal Triangle (10th St & Constitution Av NW)

Q Street NW\nK Street NW\n13th Street NW

weekday peak hour service only (AM to Federal Triangle, PM to Glover Park)

D1 operated to Union Station/Ivy City until redirected to Federal Triangle in 2010

Dupont Circle station (20th & Q Sts NW Entrance)

D2 operated to Stadium-Armory station (as part of the Glover Park-Trinidad Line) until replaced by the D6 east of Dupont Circle in the mid-1990s

Ivy City (New York Avenue & Fenwick Street NE)

Georgetown (35th Street & Reservoir Road NW) (AM End)\nDupont Circle (20th St & Massachusetts Av NW) (PM Start)

Q Street NW (to Reservoir Road)\nK Street NW/NE\nE Street NW

D3 operates weekday peak hours only (AM to Reservoir Road, PM to Ivy City)

D3 operated between Sibley Hospital and Union Station (with select peak hour service from Ivy City) until 2010 when the D1 was rerouted to Federal Triangle

McPherson Square station (Franklin Square Entrance)

D4 at first operated to Sibley Hospital (as part of the Glover Park-Trinidad Line) until replaced by D6 in the mid-1990s\nIt then operated to Union Station (as the Ivy City-Union Station Line) until 2010, when it was extended to Franklin Square

MacArthur Boulevard NW\nM Street NW\nPennsylvania Avenue NW

Operates weekday peak hours only (AM to Farragut Square, PM to Little Flower Church).

Formerly known as the MacArthur Boulevard-M Street Line (with the former D9, which was discontinued in the mid-1990s)

MacArthur Boulevard NW\nQ Street NW\nK Street NW\nE Street NW\nC Street NE (to Stadium-Armory)\nD Street NE (to Sibley Hospital)

D6 originally operated between Glover Park & Washington Hospital Center (as part of the Glover Park-Trinidad Line) until the mid-1990s, when it was rerouted to serve Sibley Hospital (replacing the truncated D4 & D8 west of Union Station and Stadium-Armory (replacing the truncated 42 & D2 east of Dupont Circle.

Franklin Street NE\nBrentwood Road NE\nMount Olivet Rd NE\nK Street NE

Some trips end at Rhode Island Avenue – Brentwood station during the PM peak hour period

D8 operated to Sibley Hospital (as part of the Glover Park-Trinidad Line) until replaced by the D6 (west of Union Station) in the mid-1990s

E2 Fort Totten station\nE2, E3 Ivy City (New York Av & Fenwick St NE)\nE4 Riggs Park (Eastern Av & Jamaica St NE)

Military Road\nKennedy Street\nSouth Dakota Avenue (E2, E3)\n18th Street NE (E2, E3)

E2 terminates at Fort Totten station when E3 is in operation (weekends only)\nE3 also serves Riggs Park (it is a combination of the E2 and E4)

E6
Chevy Chase Line
Local
Knollwood (Knollwood Retirement Home)
Friendship Heights station
Western Avenue\nMcKinley Street NW

Georgetown University (37th & O Streets NW)

Monroe Street NE\nRhode Island Avenue NW/NE\n9th Street NW (to Farragut Square)\n11th Street NW (to Avondale)\nH Street NW

Some trips operate from Brookland-CUA station to Avondale during weekday PM peak hours

G8 is a combination of the old G4 & G6 that operated to Lafayette Square (G4) & Gallery Place station (G6) until the mid-1990s

Michigan Avenue NW/NE\nColumbia Road NW\n23rd Street NW

weekday peak hour service only (AM to Potomac Park, PM to Brookland)

H1 was discontinued in the mid-1990s until it was "reincarnated" in 2006

Wisconsin Avenue\nPorter Street NW\nVan Ness/Veazey Street NW (H2)\nConnecticut Avenue (H2)\nColumbia Road NW/Irving Street NW\nMichigan Avenue NW/NE

H3: weekday peak hour service only\nH3: Skips Washington Hospital Center

H2 & H4 operated to Fort Lincoln (east of Brookland station) until replaced by H6 in the late 1990s. They also operated to Westmoreland Circle & Western Avenue NW (west of Tenleytown station) until replaced by the N8 in the late 1990s. H3's route west of Porter Street & Connecticut Avenue NW was served by H2 until it was rerouted to serve and terminate at Van Ness Station in the early 2000s. H2 was later rerouted back to its Tenleytown terminus, replacing the N8 route east of Tenleytown and rerouting the H3 to serve exactly the same route as the H4 with the exception of Washington Hospital Center.

H6 covers the route covered by the H2 & H4 between Brookland station & Fort Lincoln until the late 1990s

H8 Mount Pleasant (Mount Pleasant & 17th Streets NW)\nH9 Archbishop Carroll High School

Irving Street NW (H8)\nRock Creek Church Road NW (H8)\n10th Street NE\n12th Street NE

H9 only operates when Carroll High School is open\nSome H8 trips operate from Rock Creek Church Rd & Upshur Street NW to Columbia Heights station during the PM peak hours when public schools are open

North Capitol Street\nKansas Avenue NE\nEastern Avenue

K2 operated to Walter Reed Army Medical Center until 2005, when it was replaced by K1 north of Takoma station.

L1 Potomac Park (17th & C Streets NW)\nL2 McPherson Square station

Connecticut Avenue NW\nCalvert Street NW (L2)\n18th Street NW (L2)\n23rd Street NW (L1)\nK Street NW (L2)

L1 weekday peak hour service only (AM to Potomac Park, PM to Chevy Chase Circle)

M4
Nebraska Avenue Line
Local
Pinehurst Circle\nTenleytown-AU station
Sibley Hospital
Nebraska Avenue NW
Monday-Friday service only.

Fairfax Village (Alabama & Pennsylvania Avs SE)

Pennsylvania Avenue SE\nAlabama Avenue SE\nSouthern Avenue

Formerly known as the W6 until the early/mid-1990s


N2, N4, N6 Farragut Square\nN3 Federal Triangle (Constitution Av & 10th St NW)

Western Avenue (N3, N4, N6)\nWisconsin Avenue (N2)\nMassachusetts Avenue\nNew Mexico Avenue NW (N2, N6)\nConnecticut Avenue NW

N3: weekday peak hour service only (N3: AM to Federal Triangle, PM to Friendship Heights)\nN2 & N4: Monday-Friday service only.\nN6 is a combination of the N2 and N4, operates post PM rush hour weekdays and all day on weekends.

N3 was part of the Massachusetts Av-Federal Triangle Line (along with the former N1) until 1996, when N1 was eliminated & N3 merged with the N2, N4 & N6.\nN4 used to terminate at Westmoreland Circle until the late 1990s.

Archives (10th St & Pennsylvania Ave. NW) (P6)\nRhode Island Avenue – Brentwood station (P6)

11th Street Bridge\n\nNew York Avenue NW (P6), 4th Street NE (P6)

Early AM/Late PM P6 terminate at Archives.\n\nFare: $1 (south of the 11th Street Bridge, unless transferring to another bus)

P4, P5 & P6 were created to replace the A routes in 1991 when Anacostia station opened, with P5 & P6 additionally replacing the B6 between Metro Center & Rhode Island Avenue stations. P4 & P5 later merged with the P6, giving it the current route.

16th Street NW\n18th Street NW (to 16th & Colorado)\n19th Street NW (to Potomac Park)

Weekday peak hour service only (AM to Potomac Park, PM to 16th & Colorado)

Federal Triangle (10th St & Constitution Av NW)

Some S2 trips originate at 14th Street & Missouri Avenue NW going to Federal Triangle (peak hour only).\nSome northbound S2 trips terminate at 16th Street and Colorado Avenue NW (peak hour only).\nSilver Spring terminus is located on Wayne Avenue until completion of the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center.

All S4 weekday non-rush trips were truncated to Franklin Square (I & 13th Streets NW) on June 17, 2012. All S4 trips on the weekends through 7pm were also truncated to Franklin Square on December 30, 2012.

Silver Spring (Colesville Road & East-West Highway)

McPherson Square station (Franklin Square Entrance)

S9 was introduced in 2009, replacing the former S3 & S5 lines that were discontinued in the late 1990s.

Monday-Saturday service only.\n\nFare: $1 (south of Good Hope Road & Minnesota Av SE, unless transferring to another bus)

Sheriff Road NE\nMinnesota Avenue NE\nBenning Road NE

order of terminals (north to south): River Terrace to Minnesota Avenue then Minnesota Avenue to Sheriff Road NE, then reverse.

Formerly known as the M16 (Metro "Mini-Bus")

U6: order of terminals: Marshall Heights to Minnesota Avenue then Minnesota Avenue to Mayfair, then reverse.

Runs on a portion of the old M16 (Metro "Mini-Bus")

Capitol Heights station and Benning Heights (H St & 45th Place SE)

Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue NE\nBenning Road NE/SE

order of terminals (east to west): Capitol Heights to Minnesota Avenue then Minnesota Avenue to Benning Heights, then reverse.

U8 was created to replace the former X2, X4 & X6 routes east of Minnesota Avenue station in the late 1990s (X2 to Capitol Heights station, X4 then X6 to Benning Heights)

Fairfax Village (Alabama Ave & 38th St SE)

L'Enfant Plaza station (E & 7th Streets SW)

Alabama Avenue SE\nGood Hope Road SE\nSW/SE Freeway

Weekday peak hour service only (AM to L'Enfant Plaza, PM to Fairfax Village)

V7, V8 Deanwood station\nV9 Benning Heights (H St & 45th Pl SE)

V7 Bureau of Engraving\nV8 Archives (9th St & Pennsylvania Av NW)\nV9 Navy Yard – Ballpark

Minnesota Avenue NE/SE\nM Street SE/SW\n7th Street SW/NW (V8)

V8: weekend service only\nV9: weekday peak hour service only (AM to Navy Yard - Ballpark Station, PM to Benning Heights)\nLate night V7 trips from Deanwood end at Navy Yard – Ballpark station.

V7 was created to replace the combination of the former V4 & V6 routes in the late 1990s. The V6 carried over to operate alongside V7, V8 & V9 at their inception, but was eventually phased out within 5 years after the Half & O Streets SW portion of the route (also served by the 70) was eliminated in favor of 70's increased frequency in the area.\nOn March 30, 2014 the V9 operates between Navy Yard - Ballpark Station & Benning Heights.

Alabama Avenue SE\nMartin Luther King Jr Avenue

Washington Overlook (Mellon St & Martin Luther King Av SE)\nAnacostia station

Southern Avenue\nAlabama Avenue SE\nMorris Road SE\nMartin Luther King Avenue SE

W3: Monday-Friday service only.\n\nFare: $1 (unless transferring to another bus)

(Portions of the W2 & W3 operate on the old M18 & M20 (Metro "Mini-Bus") routes

Kenilworth Avenue\nDivision Avenue NE\nBenning Road SE\nAlabama Avenue SE & South Capitol Street

Some school day trips terminate at Martin Luther King & Malcolm X Avenues SE\n\nFare: $1 (south of Congress Heights station unless transferring to another bus)

W4's original routing to Bolling Air Force Base was extended to Anacostia station in the early 2000s.\nW4 no longer operates between Capital Plaza and Deanwood Station as of March 24, 2013, when a portion of that route was discontinued. As a result, the W4 was truncated and now operates between Deanwood Station and Anacostia Station.\nThe W5 now serves the former W4 stops at the Bolling AFB gates.

Good Hope Road SE\nAlabama Avenue SE\nStanton Road SE

W6: Clockwise loop\nW8: Counterclockwise loop\n\nFare: $1 (unless transferring to another bus)

Portions of the W6 & W8 operate on the old M18 & M20 (The "Metro-Mini" buses) routes

L'Enfant Plaza-Coast Guard Metro Extra Line

Weekday Peak Hour Service Only\nLimited-Stop Service

W9 started service on August 5,2013 & on September 29, 2013 the route was extended from the Coast Guard HQ to Livingston.

X1 Foggy Bottom – GWU station\nX3 Tenleytown-AU station

Benning Road NE\nH Street NE (X1)\nFlorida Avenue NE/NW (X3)\nConstitution Avenue NW (X1)\nCalvert Street NW (X3)

X1 & X3: weekday peak hour service only (AM to Foggy Bottom - GWU/McLean Gardens, PM to Minnesota Avenue).

X3 was discontinued for several years before it was brought back to service in 2004.\nX3 was extended to Tenleytown-AU station on December 30, 2012.

Some PM peak hour trips originate from Ballou High School going to Minnesota Avenue station when the school is open.

The X2 originally operated to Capitol Heights station until the mid-1990s when the route east of Minnesota Avenue station (along with the X4 & X6 route south of the station) were replaced by the U8.

Carver Terrace (21st Place & Maryland Av NE)

Metro Center (12th Street & New York Avenue, NW)

Nannie Helen Borroughs Avenue NE\nBenning Road NE\nH Street NE/NW

Peak hour limited stop service only (AM to Metro Center, PM to Capitol Heights)

Formerly known as the East Capitol Street Express line that was discontinued in the late 1980s; reincarnated as the Benning Road-H Street Express Line in December 2010


Bradford Bulls (2014 season)
Provident Stadium
27,000
Bradford, West Yorkshire

Castleford Tigers (2014 season)
The Wish Communications Stadium
11,750
Castleford, West Yorkshire

Catalans Dragons (2014 season)
Stade Gilbert Brutus
14,000
Perpignan, Pyrénées-Orientales, France

Huddersfield Giants (2014 season)
John Smith's Stadium
24,544
Huddersfield, West Yorkshire

Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire

Leeds Rhinos (2014 season)
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
22,250
Leeds, West Yorkshire

London Broncos (2014 season)
Twickenham Stoop
12,700
Twickenham, London

Salford City Reds (2014 season)
Salford City Stadium
12,000
Salford, Greater Manchester

St Helens RLFC (2014 season)
Langtree Park
18,000
St Helens, Merseyside

Wakefield Trinity Wildcats (2014 season)

Warrington Wolves (2014 season)
Halliwell Jones Stadium
15,500
Warrington, Cheshire

Widnes Vikings (2014 season)
The Select Security Stadium
13,500
Widnes, Cheshire, England

Wigan Warriors (2014 season)
DW Stadium
25,138
Wigan, Greater Manchester

what is the last stadium listed on this chart?

what is the next team listed after widnes vikings?

how many stadiums have a capacity above 25,000?

how many stadiums are not in west yorkshire?

which stadium is listed before langtree park?


Year Competition Venue Position Event Notes

1993
World Championships
Stuttgart, Germany
—
Marathon
DNF

how many times did salvatore bettiol win first place across competitions?

how many times did salvatore bettiol finish at least in the top five position?

what are the number of times olympic games is listed as the competition?

how many marathon wins did salvatore bettiol have before 1990?

how many times was 1st place listed as the position?

what is the time difference between his best time from his worst finish excluding dnf results?

how many times did salvatore bettiol finish in first position?

where was the venue of the last competition?


School
Season
Record
Conference Record
Place
Postseason

which year did illinois not have any losses during the conference?

how many seasons did they lose no more than 3 conference games?

how many consecutive years did illinois place in the top 5 between 1912 and 1920?

how many seasons did this coach lead the team to postseason championships?

how many consecutive years did he tie for a place?

which season ended in the same place as 1916-17?

what was the only season that he had a perfect conference record?

how many seasons did they win at least 10 games?

how many years did the team finish in at least 3rd place between 1912 and 1920?

which season did illinois have a 16-0 record? 1918-1919 or 1914-1915?


Represent
Candidate
in Russian
Age
Height
Hometown

Adygean Republic
Alissa Joanndova
Алисса Йоанндова
19
1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Tulsky

Altai Krai
Anastasija Nindova
Анастасия Ниндова
22
1.74 m (5 ft 8 1⁄2 in)
Barnaul

Altai Republic
Kassandra Melova
Кассандра Мелова
18
1.79 m (5 ft 10 1⁄2 in)
Kosh-Agach

Amur Oblast
Myriam Asfry
Мыриам Асфры
18
1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)
Blagoveshchensk

Astrakhan Oblast
Anastasija Heldriova
Анастасия Хелдриова
18
1.74 m (5 ft 8 1⁄2 in)
Astrakhan

Bashkortostan Republic
Aimee Neosaranova
Аимее Неосаранова
19
1.77 m (5 ft 9 1⁄2 in)
Ufa

Belgorod Oblast
Jahaira Novgorodova
Яхаира Новгородова
25
1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Belgorod

Buryatian Republic
Loise Egiazarjan
Лоисе Егиазарян
20
1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
Ulan-Ude

Capital City
Natalia Varnakova
Наталиа Варнакова
19
1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Moscow

Chechen Republic
Carmen Jenockova
Цармен Йеноцкова
24
1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Urus-Martan

Chelyabinsk Oblast
Tatiana Abramenko
Татиана Абраменко
21
1.74 m (5 ft 8 1⁄2 in)
Chelyabinsk

Chukotka Okrug
Mariesea Mnesiču
Мариесеа Мнесичу
19
1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Anadyr

Chuvash Republic
Martha Neosova
Мартха Неосова
19
1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Cheboksary

Irkutsk Oblast
Yulia Samoylova
Ыулиа Самоылова
21
1.77 m (5 ft 9 1⁄2 in)
Irkutsk

Jewish Autonomous Oblast
Natalia Melckenberger
Наталиа Мелцкенбергер
20
1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)
Birobidzhan

Kaluga Oblast
Tatiana Semiletova
Татиана Семилетова
20
1.73 m (5 ft 8 in)
Kaluga

Kamchatka Oblast
Anastasija Jackson
Анастасия Яцксон
23
1.76 m (5 ft 9 1⁄2 in)
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky

Karachay-Cherkess Republic
Stephanie Drjagina
Степхание Дрягина
24
1.81 m (5 ft 11 1⁄2 in)
Kaluga

Kemerovo Oblast
Ivette Sarova
Иветте Сарова
20
1.82 m (5 ft 11 1⁄2 in)
Mezhdurechensk

Khabarovsk Krai
Anastasija Katriova
Анастасия Катриова
18
1.76 m (5 ft 9 1⁄2 in)
Khabarovsk

natalia varnakova is the same height as which other contestant(s)?

who was the the candidate before anastasija nindova?

who was the only candidate with the hometown of tulsky?

how many contestants are at least 20 years of age?

who is older, tatiana abramenko or myriam asfry?

is anastasija katriova more or less than 1.8m tall?

what candidate was taller, alissa joanndova or loise egiazarjan?

what is the total number of candidates from amur oblast?

what is the difference in age between irina mondroe and ivette sarova?

who was the first candidate from capital city?

Jahaira Novgorodova
Carmen Jenockova
Mariesea Mnesiču
Patricia Valiahmetova
Anastasija Larkova