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4900 | "Patrick Makau Musyoki"
Speaking after the race, Makau said ""In the morning my body was not good but after I started the race, it started reacting very well. I started thinking about the record"" and ""At 32 km I thought I could win the race and even break the world record. It was hard [over] the last 10 kilometres"".... |
4901 | "Haile Menkerios"
the Sudan. Haile Menkerios Haile Menkerios (born October 1, 1946) is an Eritrean diplomat who has served as the Head of the United Nations Office to the African Union (UNOAU) and as Special Representative to the African Union, at the level of Under-Secretary-General, since 2013. He was appointed to th... |
4902 | "Patrick Makau Musyoki"
the 2013 London Marathon. He showed to be in poor form, having been outside the lead pack already by the first time point at 5 km, falling farther and farther behind with every time point until 40 km. By halfway, he was nearly 3 minutes behind the leaders, but he slowed further and eventually fi... |
4903 | "Hilo massacre"
Hilo massacre The Hilo massacre, also known as Bloody Monday, was an incident that occurred on 1 August 1938, in Hilo, Hawaii, when over 70 police officers attempted to disband 200 unarmed protesters during a strike, injuring 50 of the demonstrators. In their attempts to disband the crowd, officers tear... |
4904 | Riachinho
in Minas Gerais in 2000 was Poços de Caldas with 0.841, while the lowest was Setubinha with 0.568. Nationally the highest was São Caetano do Sul in São Paulo with 0.919, while the lowest was Setubinha. Riachinho Riachinho is a Brazilian municipality located in the north of the state of Minas Gerais. In 2007 t... |
4905 | "Lü Lin (table tennis)"
Lü Lin (table tennis) Lü Lin (; born April 6, 1969 in Wenling) is a Chinese table tennis player and Olympic champion. He uses a pen-grip topspin style, and is best known for the combination of him and Wang Tao in men's double championships. He won a gold medal in ""double"" at the 1992 Summer O... |
4906 | "The Regis School of the Sacred Heart"
that the school aimed to instill the value of helping others in its students. The school uses several extracurricular projects, such as a ""Big Brother, Little Brother"" program and a ""Social Justice"" program. Jennifer Glover, the school's director of admission, said in 2008 tha... |
4907 | "Clay Bennett (businessman)"
Clay Bennett (businessman) Clayton Ike Bennett (born 1959) is an American businessman and chairman of the Professional Basketball Club LLC, the ownership group of the Oklahoma City Thunder, an NBA franchise formerly known as the Seattle SuperSonics. Bennett is the chairman of Oklahoma City-... |
4908 | "Clay Bennett (businessman)"
on the NBA Board of Governors. Immediately prior to the 2005–06 NBA season, Bennett, along with Aubrey McClendon of Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake Energy Corporation, Tom L. Ward of Oklahoma City-based SandRidge Energy Corporation, and G. Jeffrey Records Jr. of Oklahoma City-based MidFirst ... |
4909 | "Clay Bennett (businessman)"
Katrina. Bennett is the chairman of the Oklahoma City-based Professional Basketball Club LLC (PBC), which owns the NBA's Oklahoma City Thunder. Formerly known as the Seattle Supersonics, the team was purchased from Howard Schultz in 2006 for approximately $350 million with Bennett promising... |
4910 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
Civil War. The coastal fortifications were later taken over by Finland to protect Helsinki, while the land fortifications were mostly abandoned and disarmed. Sweden had ceded Grand Duchy of Finland to Russian Empire as the result of the Finnish War of 1808—1809 and along with it the fortress of Sveab... |
4911 | "Clay Bennett (businessman)"
On April 29, 2013, Bennett was a part of the relocation committee that unanimously voted against a proposed relocation of the Sacramento Kings to Seattle. Bennett is married to Louise Gaylord Bennett, the daughter of Oklahoma City media mogul Edward L. Gaylord. Bennett and Louise Gaylord we... |
4912 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
fortifications of Viapori were improved by building artillery casemates and new bomb-proof buildings. Vallisaari just east of Suomenlinna was the site of the first new construction works. The harsh suppression of the Polish January Uprising of 1863 and the resulting criticism soured the relationships... |
4913 | "Ian Brodie (journalist)"
Ian Brodie (journalist) Ian Ellery Brodie, OBE (23 March 1936 – 8 May 2008) was a British journalist, foreign correspondent and author. From 1986 to 2001 he worked in the Washington bureaux of ""The Daily Telegraph"" and then ""The Times"". Brodie was born in Bath, but raised in Luton. After l... |
4914 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
first concrete fortifications with steel doors were built in Viapori. Continually improving guns resulted increased range, necessitating rangefinders, while heavier guns and ammunition required improving piers, roads, cranes and ammunition carts to transport the guns or move ammunition from magazines... |
4915 | "Martin Beale"
clarity."" Beale's FRS memoir mentioned his ""extraordinary skill"" and ""substantial contributions to knowledge"". Beale produced over 100 scholarly papers and two books: Beale was a son of Muriel Rebecca Beale OBE, who was a descendant of General Sir John Slade, a grandniece of Edmond Warre, and a firs... |
4916 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
and in light of the rising might of the Imperial German Navy, Liepāja was considered too vulnerable for a main fleet base, and the decision to build Peter the Great's Naval Fortress was made. In the new plans the main line of defence against the enemy was at the Porkkala-Tallinn line with Tallinn als... |
4917 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
was forced to rely more on Helsinki despite the obsolete armament and inadequate fortifications at Viapori. As the threat of war in Europe grew, it became essential to expand the fortress to provide a necessary protection for the naval base. Until 1910, when the first 152 mm Canet guns arrived, the o... |
4918 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
and Isosaari. During the First World War the new Krepost Sveaborg was built to substantially expand the old fortress. A new ""main line of defence"" was constructed on the outlying islands, pushing the defensive line several kilometers southward, thus providing a secure outer anchorage south of the o... |
4919 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
the Helsinki peninsula built in 1914, and, later, an outer line of fixed fortifications. At the start of the First World War Krepost Sveaborg was subordinated to the Russian 6th Army. In summer 1916 Krepost Sveaborg was subordinated to Baltic Fleet. At the start of the war Krepost Sveaborg was divide... |
4920 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
front was divided into main line of defence from Melkki to Isosaari and second line of defence from Lauttasaari to Santahamina at the end of 1914. As the new batteries were constructed Melkki was relegated to second line of defence and Lauttasaari to land front in spring 1915. At the land front new d... |
4921 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
At the start of the war the fortification artillery units manning the fortress were organized into nine artillery companies and a machine gun detachment. In April 1915 the fortification artillery units were reorganized into a single fortification artillery regiment with three battalions and a machine... |
4922 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
south-eastern detachments responsible for the main line of defence on the outlying islands with the newest guns, while the third detachment manned the second line on the old fortress. The artillery regiments had a common supply unit responsible for the weapons, ammunition, transportation between isla... |
4923 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
fortress with engineering and sapper units as well as the civilian workers. Infantry units at the fortress manned the landward defences and provided detachments on the coastal forts for anti-landing and close defence duties. The peacetime Krepost Sveaborg fortress infantry regiment was reinforced by ... |
4924 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
and organized into the 128th infantry division. In July 1917 the fortress was manned by the fortress infantry regiment and the 428th Lodeynoye Pole infantry regiment of the 128th division. In October 1917 the 128th was replaced by the 29th infantry division, badly mauled at the front and brought to K... |
4925 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
labour using prisoners transported from far east. Finns were exempt from conscription, and thus there was available manpower for fortification works. The payment for fortification works was slightly above average for manual labour, and made it an attractive option particularly for many rural workers.... |
4926 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
Tatars, were employed as lumberjacks around Espoo and Sipoo. Kyrgyz were mainly guards. Asian workers were transported back to Russia already in 1917 however, citing the workers to be unaccustomed to the northern climate and possible threat of rebellion. The total number of workers in not known, but ... |
4927 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
Sveaborg were the 45 caliber model 1891 guns. They had a maximum range of but suffered from primitive mountings: the heavy guns, weighing , were completely hand-operated resulting in slow traverse and elevation rates and exhausting the gun crews. The rate of fire was only one shot every two minutes a... |
4928 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
from Vladivostok in 1914 and eight more arrived in 1915, with a total of 24 guns in six four-gun batteries. These guns formed the primary armament of the sea front main line of defence. The batteries were located on Rysäkari, Katajaluoto, Kuivasaari, Isosaari (two batteries) and Itä-Villinki. The 45 ... |
4929 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
five shots per minute. The six inch guns were intended against destroyers and other smaller vessels. They were installed in four batteries of four guns each at the sea front on Miessaari, Harmaja, Isosaari and Santahamina. A fifth battery was under construction on the mainland at Skatanniemi cape. Th... |
4930 | "New Zealand International Science Festival"
promote and raise awareness of science, technology and the environment. The festival encourages people and organisations (educational, research, business and community) to participate in the promotion of their work in science and its applications and contributions to society... |
4931 | "New Zealand International Science Festival"
for kids are free. New Zealand International Science Festival The New Zealand International Science Festival is a biennial science festival which takes place for six days and involves participation of international keynote speakers; NZISF-staff produce events, external event... |
4932 | "Table Mountain Sandstone"
The bulk of the fossils found in the Cape Supergroup occur in the Bokkeveld mudstones. They include a variety of brachiopods, as well as trilobites, molluscs, echinoderms (including starfish, crinoids, and the extinct blastoids and cystoids), foraminifera and fish with jaws (placoderms). The ... |
4933 | "Norwegian Glacier Museum"
joint project between the organizations and institutions Norwegian Trekking Association, the International Glaciological Society, the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate, the Norwegian Polar Institute, the Sogn og Fjordane University College, the University of Bergen and the Univ... |
4934 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
MAX (Utah Transit Authority) MAX is a bus rapid transit (BRT) service operated by Utah Transit Authority (UTA) along the Wasatch Front in Utah, United States. It is described by UTA as ""light rail on rubber tires"". As of December 2016 there is only one line in service so far (in Salt La... |
4935 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
extensive cabling system to the shore stations where the command to detonate the mines was given. Fortified electrical stations provided the necessary electricity for the mine control network. Electricity was also used for communication systems, searchlights, electrical ammunition lifts and in barrac... |
4936 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
as legally and safely possible to the end of the line, never waiting or stopping at stations (except to drop off or pick up passengers). The unique buses used on the MAX lines are also larger (wider and longer) and feature wider isles and a distinctive exterior paint scheme (which include... |
4937 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
upon boarding. Although fare payment (including the use bus tokens) can be made at the farebox upon boarding the front of the MAX bus, each MAX station has a ticket vending machine that accepts cash or credit cards. However, fares are enforced through random checks by UTA Transit Police, ... |
4938 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
an ""M"" at the end of the route number (for example, 35M). All of UTA's TRAX and ""FrontRunner"" trains and stations, streetcars and streetcar stops, and all fixed-route buses, are compliant with Americans with Disabilities Act and are therefore accessible to those with disabilities. How... |
4939 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
line connects Magna with the West Valley Central TRAX Station in West Valley City and the Millcreek TRAX station in South Salt Lake, traveling along a route of on 3500 and 3300 South (SR-171). It is the first of several BRT lines that UTA is planning in the Salt Lake Valley and Utah Count... |
4940 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
was completed. However, even though the Green Line began service in August 2011, as of May 2014, service between the two TRAX stations still continues. The 3500 South MAX runs Monday through Saturday (no Sunday service) from about 6:00 am to midnight (every fifteen minutes on weekdays and... |
4941 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
at the Orem Station and head east on University Parkway (SR-265/1300 South) to pass by the south side of the UVU campus. After passing along the south side of the University Mall, it will head southeast toward Provo and the junction of University Parkway and University Avenue (US-189). It... |
4942 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
before passing by the Provo Towne Centre mall, making a loop through the East Bay Business Park, and finally retracing its route back to the Orem Intermodal Center. In Phase II, the west end of the BRT line will be rerouted directly east from the Orem Station along 800 South and connect w... |
4943 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
side of the UVU campus will be replaced by three new stations along the east and north sides of campus."" A MAX line are planned along 5600 West in Salt Lake County. Studies for the feasibility of BRT are also being conducted areas in the Taylorsville/Murray area (4700 South) and the Holl... |
4944 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
July 8, 2014, Davis County unanimously approved a resolution in support of a BRT route connecting downtown Salt Lake City with Bountiful. As part of the Mountain View Corridor Project a BRT line, the 5600 West MAX, will be built along 5600 West (SR-172/SR-134) in Salt Lake County. This pr... |
4945 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
I-15. Phase II will extend BRT service further south through West Jordan to 11800 South in South Jordan and further north to I-80 and the Salt Lake City International Airport. (This Phase II extension would also included connections with the Airport, 5600 W Old Bingham Hwy, South Jordan P... |
4946 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
Station and the main campus of Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) in Taylorsville with nine stations along the way. The anticipated route will begin in the Murray City Center, north of the Intermountain Medical Center. It will then run west along Vine Street (5090 South) to Murray Bouleva... |
4947 | "MAX (Utah Transit Authority)"
in reaches the SLCC campus. The hope is, depending on funding, to have the Murray Taylorsville MAX completed by 2016. MAX (Utah Transit Authority) MAX is a bus rapid transit (BRT) service operated by Utah Transit Authority (UTA) along the Wasatch Front in Utah, United States. It is descri... |
4948 | "Thang Luu"
Thang Luu Thang Luu is a Vietnamese American professional poker player who won the 2008 World Series of Poker $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better event and repeated as champion in the same event at the 2009 World Series of Poker. He finished runner-up in the same event at the 2007 World Series of Poker. A... |
4949 | "Thang Luu"
won his first World Series of Poker bracelet in the $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better event at the 2008 World Series of Poker, earning $243,342. He collected his second bracelet by winning the same event again at the 2009 World Series of Poker, earning $263,135. Thang Luu Thang Luu is a Vietnamese Ameri... |
4950 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
build an outer line of defence on the northern and eastern sectors, extending the fortifications northward and in the east from Pukinmäki to Malmi, Mellunkylä and Vuosaari. Fortification works continued until the February revolution of 1917, and some work was done until early 1918. The land front was... |
4951 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
with a concrete roof poured on wooden planks occasionally reinforced with railway tracks. Some of the positions were built with stone or logs. Many of the fortifications have been left uncovered however, built only to a point where adding the missing roof could be accomplished quickly. The basic fort... |
4952 | "Ravine Flyer II"
right, then left, while ascending into the far turn around, curving to the right and ascending to the top of the second major drop. The trains descend into the second crossing of Peninsula Drive over an air time hill. This is immediately followed by a pair of tunnels enclosing small air time hills, an... |
4953 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
Pyöräsaari 57 mm gun positions were quarried in late autumn 1915 and completed in June 1916. The islands also formed the seam between naval and land fronts, and Miessaari had also a land-facing battery number 115 of six 190 pood model 1877 siege guns, supporting the base XXXIV in Haukilahti-Westend a... |
4954 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
by January 1915 and the entire battery with ammunition cellars and concrete command tower was finished in spring 1916. The island had two searchlights, larger 200 cm and a smaller 150 cm one. Katajaluoto island is a narrow, north-south oriented island located approximately half way on the line betwee... |
4955 | "Gordon Elliott (racehorse trainer)"
first winner at the Cheltenham Festival as a trainer was Chicago Grey in the prestigious National Hunt Chase Challenge Cup in 2011. He won the 2016 Cheltenham Gold Cup for the first time with Don Cossack. In the 2017 Cheltenham Festival he finished as the top trainer for the first t... |
4956 | "Gordon Elliott (racehorse trainer)"
hunt trainer Championship. In the 2018 Cheltenham Festival he finished as the top trainer this time with eight wins. That equalled a record set by Willie Mullins in 2015. On 2 April 2018 Elliott won the Irish Grand National for the first time after saddling a record 13 horses. In 20... |
4957 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
in Isosaari instead. After the war began construction of a 10-inch battery began on the western shore of the island. The guns, transported from Vladivostok, were placed on their foundations in February 1915 and the battery was finished in early winter of 1915. The main fire control station of the for... |
4958 | "Jim Kelly (author)"
for Death Watch, the second in the Shaw and Valentine series. He is married to the biographer Midge Gillies and they have a daughter together. Jim Kelly (author) Jim Kelly is an author and journalist. Kelly won the Crime Writers Association ""Dagger in the Library"" award in 2006. As of 2016, Kelly... |
4959 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
Santahamina instead. In January 1916 work began to modify the 11-inch battery (battery number 2) for 10-inch guns, with the modifications complete in 1916. The first 10-inch battery is located on the south-western tip of the island, while the other two batteries are on the south-eastern shore. A 150 ... |
4960 | "Taunggyi University"
and doctorate level degrees. Biochemistry Taunggyi University Taunggyi University ( ), located in Taunggyi, is the main university in Shan State, Myanmar. The university offers bachelor and master degree programs in arts and sciences. Taunggyi College was established on 15 June 1961 as an affiliat... |
4961 | "Prove Your Love"
Prove Your Love ""Prove Your Love"" is a song recorded by American singer Taylor Dayne for her debut studio album ""Tell It to My Heart"" (1988). Written by Seth Swirsky and Arnie Roman, and produced by Ric Wake, the song was released in 1988 as the album's second single, by Arista Records. The song's... |
4962 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
10 inch guns in autumn of the same year. 10 inch battery is built on a rock hilltop at the centre of the island. In July 1915 construction of a smaller battery for 75 mm guns (originally planned for 57 mm guns) on the eastern tip of the island began. Skatanniemi peninsula in Uutela is the only place ... |
4963 | "Friction burn"
Friction burn A friction burn is a form of abrasion caused by the friction of skin rubbing against a surface. A friction burn may also be referred to as skinning, chafing, or a term named for the surface causing the burn such as rope burn, carpet burn or rug burn. Because friction generates heat, extrem... |
4964 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
The second line included Lauttasaari, Melkki, Pihlajasaaret, Harakka, the central citadel at Suomenlinna, Lonna, Vallisaari, Kuninkaansaari, Nuottasaari and Vasikkasaari. Lauttasaari was fortified during the Crimean War, but had been disarmed in 1895. During the First World War the only battery was a... |
4965 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
to supply the coastal forts on the nearby islands. Lauttasaari was officially delegated to land front already in spring 1915. Melkki is located south of Lauttasaari. Construction of a 6-inch Canet battery and 11 inch model 1877 battery began in May 1914, but the work was halted after the war began. T... |
4966 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
for use as part of the naval base harbour facilities with machine shops and a naval mine depot. Pihlajasaaret is a group of islands south of Jätkäsaari. In summer 1916 the 75 mm anti-aircraft battery on Melkki was relocated to Itäinen Pihlajasaari . The guns were on temporary wooden platforms, and th... |
4967 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
World War the island had three batteries with five model 1867 guns, four 6 inch 190 pood guns and two 57 mm quick-firing guns. As the war began the 6 inch guns were relocated to the land front while the 9 inch guns were decommissioned and left in their positions. The two 57 mm guns and two more guns ... |
4968 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
citadel of Krepost Sveaborg was formed on the old Swedish fortress of Sveaborg, modern Suomenlinna . It included the islands of Kustaanmiekka, Susisaari, Iso Mustasaari, Pikku Mustasaari, Länsi-Mustasaari, Särkkä and the skerry of Pormestarinluoto. Except for the smaller Särkkä and Pormestarinluoto t... |
4969 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
armament only one battery of three 11 inch guns remained in active service in Kustaanmiekka island. To guard Kustaanmiekansalmi strait two batteries of 57 mm guns were built, one on Kustaanmiekka and one on Iso-Mustasaari island. A third battery of 57 mm guns on Länsi-Mustasaari guarded Särkänsalmi s... |
4970 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
nearly 500 mines stored with another 650 mines in the open. Vallisaari and Kuninkaansaari are located between Suomenlinna and Santahamina. The two islands were joined by a causeway across Kukisalmi strait at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. From the late 19th century until the First World War... |
4971 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
battery of 11 inch model 1877 guns and six-gun battery of 11 inch mortars were still used during the war. Two of the mortars were transported to the land front in early 1915, and the rest were decommissioned and abandoned on their positions in 1916. A six-gun battery of 6 inch model 1877 siege guns o... |
4972 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
was kept in service. Two of the five 11 inch mortars were also in use until 1915. The rest of the guns - five 9 inch model 1867 guns, four 6 inch model 1877 siege guns, two (possibly four) 9 inch mortars and three 11 inch mortars were moved to the land front shortly after the start of the war. Both V... |
4973 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
Vasikkasaari was used as a fuel and ammunition depot of Krepost Sveaborg. The island is located in Kruunuvuorenselkä where the inner anchorage of the fortress was, between Suomenlinna, Santahamina and Laajasalo. Three large fuel oil tanks served the naval base and two smaller diesel tanks provided fu... |
4974 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
57 mm quick fire battery was located on the island, replaced by a 75 mm anti-aircraft battery in spring 1915. The anti-aircraft battery was relocated in summer 1916. A 90 cm searchlight was also located on the island. Krepost Sveaborg never did see action against Germany in Russian hands. After the R... |
4975 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
and sent home or simply left by 15 March. Around one thousand joined the Finnish Red Guards in the Finnish Civil War. The Soviet leadership ordered Krepost Sveaborg headquarters to begin preparations to abandon the fortress and destroy what could not be evacuated in case it would fall into German han... |
4976 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
made an agreement with the Germans allowing a safe departure for the warships and disarming the fortress. Most of the Russian ships left by mid-April, but the last ships left only in May–June 1918. The disarmament - removing locks from the guns, cutting the cables controlling the mines and destroying... |
4977 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
and the Germans with a well equipped and trained numerically superior force quickly captured Helsinki between 11th and 13 April. The Russian guards ceded the coastal forts to Germans according to their agreement. The disarmament of Krepost Sveaborg, denying the Reds from using it, was used in White p... |
4978 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
fortifications of Krepost Sveaborg were taken over by Finland. Most of the land front fortifications were disarmed, stripped of useful equipment and abandoned. Much of the land front fortifications with steel reinforcements were destroyed in the inter war period and the steel sold as scrap. During th... |
4979 | "Krepost Sveaborg"
after the Second World War many of the fortifications were destroyed as new suburbs were constructed. The coastal fortifications were used by the Finnish coastal artillery to protect Helsinki. Most of the islands remained in military use and were thus spared from vandalism. All structures of the Krep... |
4980 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
memorial of Richard Koch. Extracurricular activities are strongly encouraged. CCHS has over 42 after-school activities that do not include sports. Many of the activities have been created and maintained by the students for many years. The school supports a political journal (""The Third W... |
4981 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
department currently supports a Concert Band, Repertory Band, orchestra, chorus and numerous jazz ensembles. Several groups from the theatre department were selected to perform in Europe during the 2007–2008 school year. In 1998, 2004, 2007 and 2010 the Concert Band, led by Alfred Dentino... |
4982 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
has won a gold medal at the annual Massachusetts Instrumental and Choral Conductors Association invitational for the past 19 consecutive years, earning the chance to perform at Tanglewood, Boston's Symphony Hall and Mechanics Hall in Worcester, Massachusetts numerous times. In April 2008,... |
4983 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
in a musical production of ""The Producers"". Other shows performed at Concord-Carlisle include, ""A Little Night Music"", ""West Side Story"" and ""Falsettos"". In early 2013, the theatre department performed ""A Chorus Line"", and was recognized with nominations from the Massachusetts E... |
4984 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
St. Johnsbury Vermont. CCHS supports all of the 33 available sports teams organized by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA). The fall sports include soccer, girls' field hockey, girls' volleyball, cross country, boys' American Football and boys' golf. Winter sport... |
4985 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
school has a cross-country team. In 2017, the boys’ team came in fourth in the Massachusetts Division 1 state meet, while the girls’ team won. In 2018, the boys' team won the state meet and the girls' team came in second. Concord-Carlisle's fencing team was the first in the state of Massa... |
4986 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
are members every year who make it to the Sectionals and State meets. The team is split between swimming and diving with their practice facility right opposite the school at the Beede Center, a private pool operated by the Town of Concord Recreation Department. The team is mixed sex. The ... |
4987 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
for Stanford University. 2012 graduate Sean O'Brien was a three-time individual state champion and set Massachusetts state records while at CCHS. 2015 graduate O'Brien's younger sister Meghan is a four-time Div. 1 individual state champion who now dives for the Texas Longhorns. Between Br... |
4988 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
local ski area in both slalom and giant slalom races. Dr. Bob Furey, head ski coach since 1972, was awarded the National Coaches Association Ski Coach of the Year Award in the early 1990s with assistance from 1988 Men's Olympic Biathlon coach Duane ""Dusty"" Johnstone. Johnstone retired i... |
4989 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
boys' varsity team. The team also did well in state competitions: the girls' team secured second place and the boys' team had a close third-place finish. Outstanding skier Tyler Lee lead the league and was first in the division. Lee was also selected for the 2016 Boys' Scholastic Team by ... |
4990 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
the state championship. Henry ""Hank the Legendary"" Johnstone, grandson of former CCHS coach Dusty Johnstone, won the race. The CCHS American football team has a long history with significant success recently. The Patriots made it to the 2010 MIAA Eastern Mass Div. 2A Super Bowl at Gille... |
4991 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
Super Bowl Champions. In 1978, the year of their first Super Bowl title, the Patriots' head coach was Al Robichaud, who was inducted into the Massachusetts High School Football Hall of Fame in 2002. Robichaud was CCHS's head coach from 1972 to 1990 and coached CCHS to three Dual County Le... |
4992 | "Concord-Carlisle High School"
games, and was named the 2010 ""Boston Globe"" Division 2A Coach of the Year. His all-time record at CCHS stands at 52-16. On February 26, 2012, running back George Craan committed to Boston College, becoming the first CCHS player to earn a scholarship there since 1987. Craan finished his... |
4993 | "2009 Seattle Sounders FC season"
Roger Levesque added one each. On February 14, Sounders FC experienced their first loss of the preseason falling 3–2 to the San Jose Earthquakes while playing on the campus of California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, California. Fredy Montero scored both of the Sound... |
4994 | "2009 Seattle Sounders FC season"
with the Pilots. Jaqua, along with trialist Jeff Clark, Fredy Montero, and Brad Evans scored goals for Seattle. Two days later, the club played their first preseason match at Qwest Field as they defeated the Vancouver Whitecaps 4–0. Forwards Nate Jaqua and Fredy Montero scored two goal... |
4995 | "2009 Seattle Sounders FC season"
CED, a team made up of local free agent players. The club defeated Argentine second division opponents Tristán Suárez 5–0. Michael Fucito, Fredy Montero, Brad Evans and Zach Scott and Sebastian Le Toux all scored in the victory. One day later, due to heavy rain, an exhibition match aga... |
4996 | "2009 Seattle Sounders FC season"
the preseason. On March 9, Designated Player Freddie Ljungberg joined practice for the first time. Ljungberg had missed most of the preseason due to hip surgery he had undergone in December. On March 12, Sounders FC played their final preseason match against the Colorado Rapids of the ... |
4997 | "2009 Seattle Sounders FC season"
the most season ticket holders in Major League Soccer. On March 19, Seattle Sounders FC began their first regular season with a 3–0 win over the New York Red Bulls. Fredy Montero scored the first regular season goal in team history, finishing a movement from Sebastien Le Toux and Osval... |
4998 | "2009 Seattle Sounders FC season"
shutout. On March 24 Seattle signed Kevin Forrest as a Senior Developmental player after he was released by Colorado. On March 28 Sounders FC continued the success of their fast start with a second consecutive home shutout, defeating Real Salt Lake 2–0. Designated player Freddie Ljungb... |
4999 | "2009 Seattle Sounders FC season"
2. Montero won ""Goal of the Week"" for the first two games and was named the ""Player of the Month"". After their first two victories at home, Sounders FC played their first away game in history against Toronto FC. The Sounders expected a challenging away environment but were victorio... |
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