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prehistory

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This solo discussion by Template author User:P64 is imported from Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Contract bridge#desirable Template with minor revisions to fit the context. --P64 (talk) 17:05, 7 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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2011-08-31 23:13 UTC.[covering more than one desirable Template] The given code and given expansion are suggestions only. Details may vary depending on the whether primary use in References or in External links is expected. Perhaps alternative expansions, not given here, can be toggled with another parameter.

It will be useful to develop this template Link to any Glossary entry with defined id

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drafted {User:P64/Sandbox} 2011-10-06 19:34 UTC. For example,

{{User:P64/Sandbox |team |teams-of-four}} generates

"British" revisited

Quoting Wikipedia talk:WikiProject England/Archive 3#British, English, etc, in descriptions, categories, etc (2012-05-17):

One good example category: Category:British children's writers now contains 227 articles --almost all biographies of what is says-- while its English, Scottish, and Welsh subcategories contain 434, 37, and 19 articles. If I tool correctly (Combine wiki-Categories), 19, 1, and 10(!) of the latter overlap with the British.
— Thus about 200 of about 700 are categorized as British rather than English, etc. -P64
British children's writers (276)
English (527)/1, Scottish (44)/1, Welsh (27)/3
British writers of young adult literature (39)/8
British illustrators (295)
British children's book illustrators (144)/31
English (526)/19,54; Scottish (39)/1,1; Welsh (11)/0,2; from Northern Ireland (3)/1,0


British children's writers
2005-05-08

Wikipedia:Categories for discussion/Log/2015 March 29#Category:Caldecott Medal winning works

Category prefaces may need attention if they add hyphens to all "Award winning" cats

notes done to two users

  • Comment It is clear that the illustrator rather than the writer of the text is the primary winner (quoting the home page): "awarded annually ... to the artist of the most distinguished American picture book for children." As we say (where I may have selected the internal quotation): The Medal is "for distinguished illustrations in a picture book and for excellence of pictorial presentation for children". ... Components other than illustration should be considered as they bear on effectiveness as a children's picture book.[5]
Of course the quality of the text contributes to the effect of the book. But that is true of illustrated novels that win literary awards. C.S. Lewis received the Carnegie Medal for The Last Battle, which concluded the Narnia series, but (quoting our article simply): The author wrote to illustrator Baynes, "is it not rather 'our' medal? I'm sure the illustrations were taken into account as well as the text."[5]
For what it's worth I believe we have generally been right to rename categories so that writers and illustrators, even publishers and translators, are award winners and books are award-winning works. --and hate to see another copy of every page saved in order to insert a hyphen P64 (talk) 18:24, 8 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]


October 2014

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HI Baltimore

01 Wed Oct, 02 Thu Oct, $27 per night (non-members); several beds now available (10 10, 10 10, 7 8, 9 9 --the latter being Male 12 Person Dorm)

Amtrak now $98.00, several available Wed, not many Thu (2014-09-18).

Bus not investigated.

Small lockers, bring padlock.

MLB

Schedule


driver's license

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one in Watertown Mall ! 9-5:00


bus travel

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Megabus; https://us.megabus.com/Megabuscom%20Resumes%20Newark%20Delaware-to-New%20York%20City%20Service.aspx

NYC to Newark DE: 1100a, 400p -- next day ($32, 40)

Newark DE to NYC: 1235p, 715p -- next week ($13, 15)


Lucky Star Williamsburg Bridge, Throgs Neck Bridge, I95 to New Haven, I91 to Hartford

  • 238 Tolland exit 63 Manchester [1]

contrast 435 Hartford exit 65 Vernon (Rein's, etc)

2015

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http://gmail.com

Angelina Grimké 2015-04-11

Amelia Elizabeth Walden Award 2015-04-12

Brit

Celt

Pict - maybe Brittonic P-Celtic Gaulish (not Goidelic Q-Celtic Iberian)


Newbery Medal

Newbery Honor winners 166, now 169
 Done kate 2015-04-16

Ann M. Martin

71438567 (except us); 233379229 it; 311426430 us au

User:p64/FSF/Alexander/List of Prydain characters#Redirects


FIFA World Cup

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Women

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2015 Women's World Cup

Four-team round-robin group stage, no home/away distinction

Game 1 outcomes

(3) 3030 3011=1130 1111 --sequenced by game 1 matches

2015:

given advance schedule for game 2, as in FIFA

(4) 3300 3030 3110 1111 --sequenced by game 2 matches

Game 2 outcomes


given advance schedule for game 3

2015: ca4331 de4340 ; ja6033 us4132 ; br6211 co4331 --five distinct outcomes; six considering goal difference

1 win, 1 loss, facing the first-place team: NED-can, THA-deu, ENG-col

1 win, 1 loss, facing the fourth-place team: CHI-nzl, AUS-swe, FRA-mex (already defeated by group leader)

1 win, 1 loss, facing each other: CAM-SWI

2 ties, facing leader: CRC-bra

2 ties, facing second-place: SWE-aus (already tied group leader)

Final group standings

stdgs 2015 11 07 03 99 95 91
9630 7++ C AD D AC A ++ (two equivalent at 2 points for a win)
9611. 4 C CD B
9421.. 1 E
7730. 2 B C
7640. 1+ B + (one " " )
7631. 1 D
7621.. 1 B
7540.. 3 AC B
7441.. 1 B
7431... 1 D
6641. 1 F
6633 1 A
6420 2-- BC 9630
5442... 1 A
5430. 1- A 7640
28 oth@ —
min/max 3/4t2 3/3 6/3 4/4 t2 6/4 5/4 3/3 t3 2/2 x
number 28@ 6 4 4 4 4 3 3
Euro+B 39+22 8+4 5+4 5+4 5+3 6+3 5+3 5+1
" (KO) qf 28+11 /56 (7..)
3.. qf		 4.. 3.. 4.. 4. 5. 5.
final 7+4 /14 0. 0. pk 1 2 1. pk 2 1.
pen/aet 7, 1 1, 1 3, 0 0, 0 0, 0 2, 0 1, 0 0, 0 --QF and later games (8)
@ +/- re-score with three points for a win

Selecting 8 of 16 teams (Women, 1999/2003/07/11), all ties relevant to break are in-group ties for second (t2) — no ties for third (t3) or cross-group ties (x). Contrast selecting 8 of 12 (W 1991/95) or 16 of 24 (W 2015) – boldface.

The "min/max" has been 4/4 under the former conditions 3/3 under the latter with three points for a win.

2015

Eight teams did not win a game; seven were eliminated while Sweden advanced with three draws, Thailand out with one win. Nine teams were outscored in sum; eight were eliminated while South Korea advanced in a group where three were outscored.

Among USA-Can, Europe, and AU-NZ (12 teams from Europe and the British colonies), 10 advanced while Spain and New Zealand missed by one goal (as did Costa Rica, and perhaps others in earlier games). Elsewhere JAP, BRA, COL, CAM qualified easily with some margin, CHI and KOR barely (indeed, penalty kicks on ghastly and questionable calls).

1991

The first W tournament comprised 12 teams including 7 from Europe and the British colonies, of which USA and 5 Euros qualified and New Zealand was outclassed. Elsewhere two of five teams qualified --China PR and China Taipei, playing in southern China. Five teams were outscored, all outclassed (-6 at best), of which China Taipei qualified. Brazil won one game and were eliminated.

1995

8 from Europe and the British colonies of which USA and 5 Euros qualified, Canada and Australia outclassed. Five teams were outscored, of which Japan qualified (-2). Brazil won one game and were eliminated.


Draws in round-robin groups of 4
total 15 11 07 03 99 95 91
N groups 28 6 4 4 4 4 3 3
0 draw 10 1 2 1 2 1 1 2
1 draw 11 2 1 1 2 2 2 1
2 draw 5 1 1 2 0 1 0 0
3 draw 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
N draw 27 10 3 5 2 4 2 1
avg .96 1.6 0.7 1.2 0.5 1.0 0.6 0.3

Average 0.96 draws per group of 4, under 3 points for a win from 1994, implies 17.04 points per group; and 0.96 draws per six games or draw rate 16%. Only in 2015 the Women's draw rate is comparable to the Men's draw rate for the entire period.

In quarterfinal and later games --8 per tournament, 56 games in all-- only one has been decided "after extra time" (2015 third place), seven in penalty kicks. That is 8 draws after 90 minutes (14.3%), 7 draws after 120 minutes (12.5%).

semi sum ko seq
USA 7 - 2130 1111111
Ger 5 - 2101 1111111
Nor 4 - 1102 11111-1
=Jap 2 - 1000 -1---11
Swe 3 - 0120 1111-1+
=Bra 2 - 0110 --1111+
=Chi 2 - 0101 11111-+
Can 1 - 0001 ---1--1
Fra 1 - 0001 -----11
Ita 1
Den 11
=Tai 1
Eng 1 -1--111
=Nig --1
Rus --11
=NKo ----1
AUS ----111
17 28 - (24) 48 of 88
Euro+ 14 - 3324 5544343#

2015 newcomers to knockout play (5): Cam, Col, Net, Swi, SKo --all eliminated in round of 16 and not listed above

2011 - Two of four seeds (highest-ranking teams) won their groups, Germany and Brazil, both beaten in their first knockout games by seeds that were group runners-up. Group winner England also beaten. So three runners-up including two seeds advanced to the semifinal. Group runners-up and seeds Japan and USA met in the final. Japan won four games, with a group defeat by England and the final draw, cumulative 12-6.

Seeds - 1221, all advancing Ger Jap USA Bra

qf - s2 1 2 s2
sf - s2 s2
f3 - s2 ; 1

3 of 8 games decided by penalty kicks, including the final

2007 - Three of four seeds (all but host) won their groups, including defender Germany seeded opposite host China for the final. All four won their first knockout games.

Seeds - 1112, all advancing Ger/def USA Nor Chi/host

qf - s1 s1 s1 1
sf - s1 1
f3 - s1 ; s1

no games pk; Germany won five games, with a group draw by England, cumulative 21-0

2003 - Wikipedia does not identify seeds but "China retained automatic qualification as original host".

qf - 1h 1 2 2, groups A and C winners and runners-up
sf - 1 2 ;
f3 - 1 1

no games pk; Germany won all six games, cumulative 25-4

1999 -

qf - 1 1 1 1
sf - 1 1
f3 - 1 ; 1

2 of 8 games pk, the final and 3rd-place games; host USA won five games, with the final draw, cumulative 16-3

1995 -

qf - 1 2 1 1 ; host Sweden were defeated in the runners-up match
sf - 1 1
f3 - 1 ; 1

1 of 8 games pk; neighboring Norway won all six games, cumulative 23-1

1991 -

qf - 1 1 2 2 ; host China were the 1 of 3 group winners to lose
sf - 1 2 ; from different groups
f3 - 1 ; 2 ; from group A

no games pk; USA won all six games, cumulative 25-5

Men

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1930 World Cup

stdgs 14 10 06 02 98 94 90 86 82 78 74 70 66 62 58 stdgs
9630 4 - 7 B E A H 4,6 AC . 1 b 3 c 6420
9611. 1 - 4 H 1,3 D a 4 6411
9440. 2 - 0 BC 2,2 . 6 D 6330
9431. 3 - 0 CF B 3,1 . d 6321.
9421.. 4 - 1 H DF C 4,2 E 4 6321..
7730. 3 - 2 A C F 3,4 C b 1 b 5520
7640. 1 - 1 E 1,4 DE . 3 2 5430.
7631. 3 - 1 D E G 3,1 . 1 5421..
7621.. 0 - 1; Women 2011B 0,1 . A 5421..
7540.. 3 - 3 G G E 3,2 B 2 5430..
7531.. 3 - 0 B H B 3,0 . 5421...
7521... 2 - 0 A C 2,3 A C a 5421...
7441.. 2 - 1 G A 2,2 . 4 4 5331
7433. 2 - 0 DG 2,1 . 3 5322.
7432.. 0,1 . a 5322..
7431... 0 - 1; Women 2015D 0,2 . CD 5331
7322.... 1 - 0 B 1,0 .
6660 2 - 0 DF 2,1 . 2 4440
6641. 1 - 1 H 1,0 .
6633 0 - 1; Women 1995A 0,0
6541.. 2 - 0 AD 2,2 . 3 B 4431
6443. 2 - 0 D A 2,1 B . 4332.
5550... 0,1 . B 4440...
5541... 2 - 0 C F 2,0 .
5531.... 1 - 0 E 1,0 .
5443.. 0,2 F A 4332..
5442... 0 - 1; Women 2015A 0,2 . 5 2 4332...
5432.... 1 - 0 F 1,0 .
5332..... 0 - 0 0,2 F . 1 4332.....
4444.. 1 - 0 E 1,0 .
stdgs 14 10 06 02 98 94 90 86 82 78 74 70 66 62 58 stdgs
17 oth@ 46 groups generate 22 of 40 standings (1994–2014) (Women[1991–2015] 28 groups, 13; joint 74 groups, 26)
similarly 46:23 (1958–90) ==> aggregate Men 26, all 30; thus 10 standings have not occurred
min/max 3/4t1 4 t2 4 t2 4/4 4 t2 3/4 4444 3/2
=3/3		 .
number 52 8 8 8 8 8 6 46,46 6 6 6 4,2^ 4,2^ 4 4 4 4
Euro+B 13++ 13+++ 14++ 15+ 14+ 13+ 14+ 14+ 14+ 10 9+ 10
ko @adv 96+5 /164 6+ 6+ 10+ 9+ 10 10+ 10 10 10/12 5/8 6/8 4
semi 34 /48 2 3 4 2 3 3 3 3 4& 2^ 3^ 2
final 16 /24 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1
@ re-score with 3 points for a win

Selecting 16 of 32 teams (M 1998/2002/06/10/14) all ties relevant to break are in-group ties for second (t2).

& 1982 advance to 4 groups of 3, winners to semifinal
^ 1974/78 advance to 2 groups of 4, winners to final and runners-up to semifinal

With four-team groups and three points for a win (Men 1998 to 2014), at least one team with 4 points has been eliminated always; the minimum qualifier has been 4 points except 3 points in 1998.

total 2014 10 06 02 98 94 90 86 1982 78 74 70 66 62 58 54 1950 38 34 30
all 160 32 32 32 32 32 24 24 24 24 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 15.. 15 16 13
Eur 69+9 13++ 13+++ 14++ 15+ 14+ 13+ 14+ 14+ 14+ 10 9+ 9i 10 10 12 12 7.+ 12 13+ 4+
ko/16 41+4 81+5 /140 6+ 6+ 10+ 9+ 10 10+ 10 10 10 /12
qf 23+ 94 /136 4 3 6 4+ 6 7 6 5 – 5 6 4 5 6 7 6 – 6 8 –
sf 14 56 /80 2 3 4 2 3 3 3 3 4 2^ 3^ 2 4 2 3 3 2 3 4 1+
final 7 26 /38 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 – 2 2 0
pen/aet 17,6
/64		 2,1 1,1 3,1 1,1 2,0 2,0 3,1 3,1 QF and later games (64 games from 1986)
8,12
/64		 2,2 1,1 1,1 1,2 1,1 1,1 1,3 0,1
i = Israel
+ = US/CA, AU/NZ (all U.S.)
. = 1950 withdrawal
– = none (1950 final group of four; 1930 four-team ko)
1930 UR - round-robin play in odd groups, winners advancing
1934 fr - straight KO-16
1938 it - straight KO-16 (15 played)
1950 BR - round-robin play in odd groups, winners advancing
1954 sw - 16 teams, four-team groups, winners and runners-up advancing --all finally established
1958 sv - round-robin play in groups fin.est.
62/66/70
1974 de - second-round groups 2x4
1978 AR - second-round groups 2x4
1982 es - 24 teams; second-round groups 4x3
1986 MX - quarterfinal KO-8 fin.est.
90
1994 US - three points for a win
1998 fr - 32 teams
02/06/10/14


Draws in round-robin groups of 4
sum94–14 14 10 06 02 98 from 1994 90 86 82 78
N groups 46 8 8 8 8 8 6 6 6 6 6 6 4 4 4
0 draw 6 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 draw 18 5 3 3 4 2 1 3 2 2 1 2 2 2 2
2 draw 15 2 2 4 2 3 2 0 3 1 4 1 2
3 draw 4 1 2 1 0 1 1 2 1 1 1 2
4 draw 3 1 2 0
5 draw 0 1 1
N draw 72 9 14 11 14 16 8 8 11 12 9 10 5 5 5 10
avg 1.56 1.1 1.7 1.3 1.7 2.0 1.3 1.3 1.8 2.0 1.5 1.6 1.2 1.2 2.5

Average 1.56 draws per group of 4, under 3 points for a win from 1994, implies 16.44 points per group; and 1.56 draws per six games or draw rate 26%.

1958 to 1990 draw rate 75/46/6 = 27%.

1986 to date, 8x8=64 games quarterfinal and later: 17 decided on penalty kicks (26.7%). After 90 minutes 23 decided "a.e.t." or "pen." (35.9%). For all 128 KO games, 25 "pen." (19.5%); 43 aet or pen (33.6%).

Other 4-team group play

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Copa Americana -

Copa América Centenario 2016 (16, four groups)

A 6641 (1 draw)
B 7540 (2)
C 7730 (1)
D 9630 (0)

sum 4 draws in 24 matches

QF, groups AD knockout groups BC
SF, group D knockout A
7432 (2) .
7540 (2) .Ca
6443 (1) .
7531 (2) A
5531 (4) B
5442 (3) a
7640 (1) b2+1
9630 (0) c-BCb
7521 (3) 1
7631 (1) 3
6442 (2) =
7621 (2) A
9431 (1) c2
6641 (1) 3

2015, sum 5 draws in 18 matches 2011, sum 8 2007, sum 4 2004, sum 5 (22 in 72) 2001, sum 3 1999, sum 2 1997, sum 3 1995, sum 3

8 tournaments, 33 draws in 144 matches

subtotal (9 tourn.), 37 draws in 168 matches

1993 - 6321 4332 4422, sum 8 draws in 18 matches
1991 - 86420 (0) 55532 (4), sum 4 draws in 20 matches

total (11 tourn.), 49 draws in 206 matches (23.8%)

1989 - 66431 (4) 64442 (3), sum 7 in 20
1987 - 321(2) 420(0) 411(1), sum 3 in 9 matches
1983 - 651(1) 552(3) 642(3), sum 7 in 18
1979 - 552(2) 543(1) 642(2), sum 5 in 18
1975 - 840(0) 732(1) 831(1), sum 2 in 18
1967 - 6 RR, 2 draws in 15 matches
1963 - 7 RR, 4 draws in 21 matches
1959Ec - 5RR, 2 draws in 10
1959Ar - 7RR, 4 draws in 21
1957 - 7 RR, 1 draw in 21
1956 - 6 RR, 3 draws in 15
1955 - 6 RR, 3 draws in 15
1953 - 7 RR, 4 draws in 21
1949 - 8 RR, 2 draws in 28
1947 - 8 RR, 6 draws in 28
1946 - 6 RR, 1 draw in 15
1945 - 7 RR, 3 in 21
1942 - 7 RR, 3 in 21
1941 - 5 RR, 0 in 10
1939 - 5 RR, 0 in 10
1937 - 6 RR, 1 in 15

16 round-robin tournaments, 5 to 8 teams, sum 39 draws in 287 matches


1935, 29, 27, only 4 teams; 0 draws in 18 matches

Eurocup

UEFA Euro 2016 (24, six groups)

A 7531 (2 draws
B 6541 (2
C 7730 (1
D 7631 (1
E 6641 (1
F 5531 (4

sum 11 draws in 36 matches

6442 (2) .3
9630 (0) .D4
7540 (2) .=
7433 (1) .
6633 (0) A
9611 (1) B
9421 (2) Cd
6443 (1) a
7621 (2) b
5550 (3) c
9431 (1) 12
7441 (2) -+
7640 (1) #

2012 (.) sum 5 draws in 24 matches 2008 (A) sum 3 2004 (a) sum 8 2000 (1) sum 4 1996 (-) sum 7

5 tournaments, sum 27 draws in 120 matches
5322 (3) ..
5520 (1) A
5430 (1) B
6420 (0) a
4431 (3) b2
5331 (2) 1

1992 (.) sum 6 draws in 12 matches 1988 (A) sum 2 1984 (a) sum 3 1980 (1) sum 5

4 tournaments, sum 16 draws in 48 matches

1976 to 1960, 5 tournaments 4-team KO

1980 to 2016, 10 tournaments, sum 54 draws in 204 matches (26.5%)


Wikidata

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Wikibase/DataModel

read this someday!

diet

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veganism

water consumption


PayPal

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phone battery  Done 2015-03-25

PayPal

many documents

 Done 2015-03-25 joined without reading the docs; added credit card without bank account; purchased battery 2015-03-26 email confirmation of account creation (but purchase has been processes?)


Basketball

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NCAA 2015

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Women (FSSM, final SuT-04-05/07) tell Nate http://espn.go.com/womens-college-basketball/tournament/bracket schedule/scores

first round E T 9 E T E (six outside top 32)
1 5 3 7 ; 1 4 E 2 ; 1 4 3 2 ; 1 4 3 2 (three outside top 16; one outside top 32)
1 7 ; 1 2 ; 1 2 ; 1 2 (one outside top 8 --and top 16)
1 1 1 1

Men (TFSS, final SaM-04-04/06) http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/tournament/bracket schedule/scores

first round F T E E F (five outside top 32)
1 5 3 7 ; 1 4 6 2 ; 8 4 3 7 ; 1 5 E 2 (seven outside top 16; one outside top 32)
1 3 ; 1 2 ; 4 7 ; 1 2 (three outside top 8; one outside top 16)
1 1 7 1


world championship

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ProQuest Historical Newspapers, 1954/1955

'world championship series' - no hits
'basketball world title'
1. Harlem Globetrotters vs. College All-Americans, "basketball's gtreatest spectacle", "This is the grand finale of the season and the most entertaining show in the sports world" (1954)
  • Philadelphia Tribune 1954-03-27, "Basketball World Series Underway" [2]
  • Afro-American 1955-03-19, "Basketball World Series opens Mar. 27" [3] --sixth annual?
2.
  • NYTimes 1954-05-07, "Russia Gives Ultimatum On World Basketball" [4] - Russia to IBF: "threaten[ed] to set up a dissident federation and stage its own world tournament if it is not invited to the world championships in Brazil"
  • 1954-09-21, "American Cagers Favored In World Basketball Event" [5] - "The 11th world championship will bring 16 teams to Brazil ... for the world amateur title."


1955 NBA Finals

  • "current best-of-seven N.B.A championship playoff series against the Syracuse N." [6] Charley Eckman's Rise Basketball's Top Story: Turning Point

By Rand Hooper The Christian Science Monitor (1908-Current file); Apr 8, 1955; ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The Christian Science Monitor pg. 11

  • "roster of the world champion Syracuse National B. A." [7]

Syracuse Nats Lose Retired Osterkorn The Hartford Courant (1923-1989); Jun 26, 1955; ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Hartford Courant pg. D16

  • "the world champion Syracuse Nationals, now resting uncomfortably in the Eastern Division cellar" [8]

Celtics Eye Second Place in Eastern Division Before Tour of West: ... The Christian Science Monitor (1908-Current file); Dec 17, 1955; ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The Christian Science Monitor pg. 14

NBA Finals special effects

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Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Basketball#Format for Finals and notable games?

perhaps should have posted here, where greater detail certainly belongs:

Wikipedia talk:WikiProject National Basketball Association

Rosters
Concerning the rosters of two participating teams, various problems are manifest in the series of NBA Finals articles.
identical except section number [3]58 [5]69 76 [4]70 72 73 78 [11]74 [7]75
"BAA Champions" only 47–49; "NBA Champions" only 55 67 1967 NBA Finals#Playoff rosters
genuine playoff rosters 1977 NBA Finals#Playoff rosters 2.
full season standings 1978 NBA Finals#Road to the Finals 1.1; same 79–80
1981 NBA Finals#Team Rosters 5. (two, bullet lists with position/role)

"Road to the Finals" incorporating full season standings --from 1974, evidently (visited 1947 to 1981)

--P64 (talk) 22:59, 12 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Rosters coverage


hockey NCAA 2015

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Frozen Four

  • Thursday 5:00, 8:30 ESPN 2
  • Saturday 7:30 ESPN

Men, April -- 16 teams, only 1 to 4 seeded (9 West #1 #2 #4 and 7 East #3)

  • #1, #4 eliminated in first round (by RIT and Providence)
  • #2, #3 advanced thru first two rounds as expected, then #3 BU > #2 ND in semifinal

Women, March 14 to 22 -- 8 teams, only 1 to 4 seeded (2 West #1 #4 and 6 East)

  • 1, 4, 3, 2 all advance
  • 1 Minnesota > 3 Harvard

MLB interleague play

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Talk:Interleague play#2014 August 5–6, etc (three sections, 2014-08/09)
Talk:Interleague play#natural rivalry pairings in 2015 (2015-07)
Interleague play#Division rotation

We say for instance NL West vs.

AL E - 2003; 2005 08 11 14
AL C - 2002; 2004 07 10 13
AL W - 1997-2001; 2006 09 12 15

San Diego

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In fact San Diego played these numbers of games vs. AL East and Central and West opps from 1997 to 2013

San Diego Padres interleague games, annual counts, 1997 to present
19-yr sum 97 98 99 00 2001 02 03 04 2005 06 07 08 09 10 11 2012 13 14 15
314 all AL 16 13 15 15 15 18 18 18 18 15 15 18 15 15 15 15 20 20 20
64 AL East 12 12 9 3 9 3 16
61 AL Cent 3 12 3 12 9 6 16
189 AL West 16 13 15 15 15 3 6 3 6 15 6 6 15 6 6 15 4 4 20
(98) (Seattle subset) 4 4 3 3 row "AL West" includes 6 games with Seattle except as stated in this row 4 4 4
1997 4 Ana Oak Tex also 4 games each, 2 home 2 away (16 games)
1998 4 Ana Oak Tex (13 games)
1999 6 Ana Oak Tex (" ")
2000 6 Ana Oak Tex (" ")
2001 6 Ana Oak Tex (the three other West teams; 15 games)
e 2002 3 Bal Bos KC NY TB (18)
c 2003 6 Chi Cle Det Min (18)
e 2004 3 Bos KC NY Tor TB (18)
c 2005 6 Chi Cle Det Min (18)
w 2006 6 Ana Oak Tex (the three other West teams; 15 games)
e 2007 6 Bal Bos TB (15)
c 2008 6 Cle Det Min NY (18 games in all)
w 2009 6 Ana Oak Tex (the three other West teams; 15 games)
e 2010 6 Bal Tor TB (15)
c 2011 6 Bos KC Min (15)
w 2012 6 Ana Oak Tex (the three other West teams; 15 games)
e 2013 4 Bal-4 Bos NY Tor TB
c 2014 4 Chi Cle Det KC Min-4
w 2015 4 Ana Oak-4 Hou Tex-6

The five 4-game season series --Sea in 1998, all four West teams in 1997-- were played 2 games in each ballpark.

Number of San Diego interleague games by AL team in 19 seasons 1997 to 2015 (nine 15-game seasons; five 18-game; three 20-game; one 13-game; one 16-game = 314 games)

3 - Hou
9 - Chi, Tor (21 series East, 20 Central)
12 - Bal*, Cle, Det, KC, NY
15 - Bos, Min*, TB (total 125 games --41 series [* = one extra game] -- with 10 East and Central teams)

189 West

28 - Ana, Oak*
31 - Tex (91 games)
98 - Sea

Boston

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Boston played these numbers of games vs. AL East and Central and West opps from 1997 to 2013

Boston Red Sox interleague games, annual counts, 1997 to present
19-yr sum 97 98 99 00 2001 02 03 04 2005 06 07 08 09 10 11 2012 13 14 15
343 all NL 15 16 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 20 20 20
70 NL West 12 12 12 3 12 3 16
67 NL Cent 12 12 12 12 3 16
206 NL East 15 16 18 18 18 6 6 6 6 18 6 3 18 6 3 15 4 4 20
(62) (Atlanta) 3 3 6 6 6 6 0 3 3 3 6 0 6 0 0 3 0 4 4
(59) (Phila.) 3 4 3 3 3 0 3 3 3 6 0 3 3 6 3 3 4 0 6
1997–2001: (all five East teams)
2002: 6 LA SD Col Ari
2003: 0 Hou Mil Phi Pit SL Fla
2004: 3 LA Phi SD SF Col
2005: 3 Chi Cin Phi Pit SL
2006: 3 Was NY Phi-6 Fla (all five East teams)
2007: 6 SD SF Col Ari
2008: 0 Cin Hou Mil Phi SL Ari
2009: 6 Was NY Phi Fla (all five East teams)
2010: 0 LA Phi-6 SF Col Ari
2011: 0 Chi Hou Mil Phi Pit SD
2012: 3 Chi Was Phi Mia-6 (no games vs NY)
2013: 0 LA Phi-4 SD SF Col-4 Ari
2014: 4 Chi Cin-4 Mil Pit SL
2015: 4 Was NY Phi-6 Mia-4 (all five East teams)

137 games vs. NL West and Cent, 11 teams thru 2012; 45 series [* = one extra game]

9 - Cin* Hou (22 series Cent)
12 - LA SF; Chi Mil Pit SL
15 - SD Col* Ari (23 series West)

206 East

24 NY
27 Mon/Was
34 Fla/Mia
59 Phi
62 Atl

MassHealth

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Information about MassHealth Renewal

WPL browser crash 03-25, freeze 03-26

 Done Optim & Externia initiation procedures; application as Paul G Wendt; :: eligible! but need Proof of Residency (no instructions)

2015-04-01  Done - NEED only phone followup in a few days

Paul Wendt 64 Riverside St #3 Watertown, MA 02472-2652

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Health Insurance Processing Center PO Box 4405 Taunton, MA 02780

Sirs:

Late last week I completed the Mass Health application online. In conclusion I was informed that I am eligible for Masshealth Careplus coverage (renewal) but I must establish Proof of Residency.

Enclosed is a letter from the Town Clerk that should complete my application.

Paul Wendt birthdate: 01/01/1956 Mass Health ID: 100200875911 application: RefID_1427422679048


FSF

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David G. Hartwell, Age of Wonders (1985)

Appendix 0: Select Bibliography

2 General reference; 5 Criticism and history

Appendix I: Sixty books important to the development of SF, published before the name was invented

chron by earliest date
two 1700s (Swift & Mercier), 1800s 3:37, 1900–24 38:57, three 1929–32

Appendix II: The best 101 SF books since the invention of the field in the twenties

alpha by writer

photocopy 10 pp.


Ursula K. Le Guin, Cheek by Jowl: talks & essays on how & why fantasy matters (Aqueduct Press, 2009), ISBN 978-1-933500-27-0

She recalls being told, probably by Schein:

"don't worry about the vocabulary and the audience and all that: all a novel has to do to be Young Adult is have a protagonist over twelve and under twenty." (111/12)
"When I was in my teens, I certainly didn't feel that in order to interest me a book had to be about teenagers. I got enough of them at school ... I wanted to know about being grown up: and novels offered a chance to find out what that was like from the inside. Kittens playing are playing cat. ... The rule that the YA book should be about young adults may apply chiefly to the realistic novel about contemporary teen-age life and problems and to historical novels. ... Fantasy appeals to kids even earlier than the other genres, but much genre literature is like fantasy in this: once you're old enough to read it, it doesn't matter how old you or the characters are. Nine to ninety, as they say.
I suspect this whole talk has been an attempt to justify myself to myself for continuing the Young Adult trilogy of Earthsea with a trilogy of Old Adult Earthsea." (121/22)

MITSFS

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MITSFS: no holding Jones & Newman, eds. 100 Best Horror (two vols)

3 due 2015-04-21


blood

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medications OK

Monday 2015-04-13, Harvard 52 OXFORD Street 13:00-18:00-


bridge

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Drury, espy over 4th-seat intervention

Mike's [Lawrence] Bridge Lesson: Drury in action, part 2. Bridge Bulletin, February 2015, p. 44.

Part 3 or 4, April(?) 3N = good 2542

Part 1: January, p. 44.


P - 1H (1S) ?

2. 83 JT65 63 AJ763

Because you have Drury available you can bid 3H with this hand to show a preemptive limit raise.

I mis-remembered the hand as 2524 rather than 2425.

5. (asides) I like the idea of 2NT as some king of heart raise but that is not mainstream [at least, not over their overcall].

You would bid 4H with this hand, for example: T8743 JT875 K3 7.

Postmortem: Because you have splinters available for many of your shapely hands [or perhaps fit jump in strong 5+ side suit], perhaps 2S [cue] should show a maximum with five-card support like this: 53 KT763 AKJ9 94. [Note, 53 KT76 AKJ93 94 would be a maximum textbook fit jump.]


coins

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coin folders

state quarters, etc Wizard coin supply


computer

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Rescuing Floppy Disks at Archive Team

USB 1.1 rather than USB 1 may be crucial


Ivan

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Lead sections of English Wikipedia biographies 2015-04-16:


Daniel of Moscow

Daniil Aleksandrovich (Даниил Александрович in Russian) (1261 – 4 March 1303) was the youngest [4th] son of Alexander Nevsky and forefather of all the Grand Princes of Moscow.


Ivan III of Russia (Ivan the Great)

Ivan III Vasilyevich (Russian: Иван III Васильевич) (22 January 1440, Moscow – 27 October 1505, Moscow), also known as Ivan the Great,[1][2] was a Grand Prince of Moscow and Grand Prince of all Rus (Великий князь всея Руси). Sometimes referred to as the "gatherer of the Russian lands", he tripled the territory of his state, ended the dominance of the Golden Horde over the Rus, renovated the Moscow Kremlin, and laid the foundations of the Russian state. He was one of the longest-reigning Russian rulers in history.


Ivan the Terrible (Ivan IV)

Ivan IV Vasilyevich (Russian: Ива́н Васи́льевич, tr. Ivan Vasilevich; 25 August 1530 – 28 March [O.S. 18 March] 1584),[1] commonly known as Ivan the Terrible (Russian: About this sound Ива́н Гро́зный​ (help·info), Ivan Grozny literally "Ivan the Formidable"), was the Grand Prince of Moscow from 1533 to 1547 and Tsar of All the Russias from 1547 until his death. His long reign saw the conquest of the Khanates of Kazan, Astrakhan and Siberia, transforming Russia into a multiethnic and multiconfessional state spanning almost one billion acres, approximately 4,046,856 km2 (1,562,500 sq mi). Ivan managed countless changes in the progression from a medieval state to an empire and emerging regional power, and became the first ruler to be crowned as Tsar of All the Russias.

Historic sources present disparate accounts of Ivan's complex personality: he was described as intelligent and devout, yet given to rages and prone to episodic outbreaks of mental illness[2] that increased with his age, affecting his reign.[3][4] In one such outburst, he killed his groomed and chosen heir Ivan Ivanovich. This left the Tsardom to be passed to Ivan's younger son, the weak and intellectually disabled Feodor Ivanovich. Ivan's legacy is complex: he was an able diplomat, a patron of arts and trade, founder of Russia's first Print Yard, a leader highly popular among the common people of Russia, but he is also remembered for his paranoia and arguably harsh treatment of the nobility. The Massacre of Novgorod is regarded as one of the demonstrations of his mental instability and brutality.[5]

Tomass

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need learn how/whether to recall, request, ILL

Tomass, "Multiple Resource-Sharing Groups as Bases for Identity Conflict" – only published article?

Harvard University libraries d.n.a. The Assyrian Heritage (Uppsala SE: Uppsala Universitet, 2012) OCLC 863074306; ISBN 91-554-8303-8 9789155483036

Hollis: [9] – checked out to September 10

try a request!


terminology

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Mufti - lowercase, not institutional at EN.wiki (but we also call Sheiky a theological title in the Islam series directory)

Archibishop, Catholicos, Patriarch, Pope


apostate, heretic, infidel


Mahdi

Health law

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end of life

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Bibliography Handout (online) UFWC 2011

Suggested End of Life Planning File (~30 items)

Web addresses for some resources http://www.geisinger.org/patents/advance_directives/resources.html

AmericanScholar Winter 2011 "To Accept What Cannot Be Helped"

Atul Gawande new yorker 2010/08/02 "Letting Go"

Atul Gawande PBS Need to Know 2011/02/04 "End of Life Counseling Improves ..."


will, DPA

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power of attorney; "agent" [MA] or attorney-in-fact
sec 3, Power of attorney#Types of power of attorney
3.1 enduring or durable power of attorney (DPA)
3.2 health care power of attorney
health care proxy distinct in some jurisd.

"in legal-administrative functions, the health care proxy is a legal instrument akin to a "springing" health care power of attorney."

"Once signed, copies of the form must be given to health care providers, the agent, spouse, and close friends. A copy should also be carried by the primary individual (in wallet or purse)."

3.3 springing power of attorney --only incapacity wh sometimes generates dispute in court
generally revocable

Massachusetts

"Through a Massachusetts Financial Power of Attorney, you can name an Attorney-In-Fact to assume control of your financial affairs when and if it becomes necessary.

You can also make your wishes known for the conduct of our health care through two documents: the Health care Proxy and the Document Directing Health Care."

"Under a Power of Attorney, which in Massachusetts is known as a Health care Proxy ..."


living will => Advance health care directive (40% in US)

2. " most of what appointed proxies are told is too vague for meaningful interpretation."

3. "enriched content to assist individuals and their appointed agents" --eg, Values History; most recent Lifecare Advance Directive "lengthy and tedious to complete"

the preponderance of experts recommend the completion of an advance directive document – especially one that includes both a living will and a proxy designation (routinely more than "their state’s standard directive format")

will and testament (30 to 50% in US)


Massachusetts

all commercial?


Five Wishes – incl controversy

Sample printed 2015-04-01

Compassion & Choices – incl controversy


Template R fw

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User talk:P64/Sandbox/doc

template {{R fw}}

which is linked to the Glossary entry "team". The draft uses two parameter values. If only one is provided, it should be used twice, but I don't know that yet.

This needs a name, perhaps {Glossarycb}? {Gwpcb}? {WPCBg}?

2011-10-07 16:57 UTC. The title must be capitalized but title Template:Gcb supports call by lowercase {gcb}, which is quick to type and easy to remember? Same for 'Gcbt' and {gcbt} —initialism for 'Glossary of contract bridge terms', the article title. So I suggest 'Gcb' or 'Gcbt'.

end import

Simplest case

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After today's revision,

  • in the simplest case, the code {{gcb| and }} surrounds the glossary term
  • the glossary term is the value of both parameters.

This works as-presumably-intended if the term does appear in the glossary and serves as its own id there. For example,

{{gcb|deal}}

displays

deal

which is linked to the glossary entry 'Deal'. --P64 (talk) 14:46, 3 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]

{{gcb}} inside parentheses, brackets and braces

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Resolved

and that resolution breaks the illustrations in this section -P64 2015-01-06

{{gcb|deal}} displays deal
({{gcb|deal}}) displays (deal)
[{{gcb|deal}}] displays [[[Glossary of contract bridge terms#deal |deal]]]
{{{gcb|deal}}} displays deal

I can live without brackets and braces, which are merely icing on the cake, but parentheses are useful. It's the same result if the third parameter is included:

({{gcb|deal|deals}}) displays (deals)

If there is a way of suppressing the unwanted space, I couldn't find it. Narky Blert (talk) 16:30, 12 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]

How about {{gcb|deal|(deal)}}. It displays (deal)
Newwhist (talk) 18:14, 12 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]
That also works for brackets:
{{gcb|deal|[deal]}} displays [deal]
and brackets can be useful when explaining something in a quote (e.g. the obsolete use of "bid" to mean "contract"). It doesn't work for braces of course, but so what? Perhaps not perfect typesetting, but certainly good enough! (I've changed the section title to something more descriptive, in case anyone else ever has the same query.) Narky Blert (talk) 18:57, 12 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]
The leading space that was unwanted (we agree) was specified in the template code by a space following the crucial pipe. I revised the template by deleting that one character and the display no longer includes a leading space.
(This fixes the problem as we knew it and necessarily breaks those illustrations of the problem within this section.) --P64 (talk) 21:36, 6 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
Resolved

P.S. For braces, {{gcb|deal|<nowiki>{deal}}}</nowiki>

--if you know what I mean, which is that the pair of braces immediately preceding and following 'deal' are separately enclosed within nowiki–/nowiki tags (which differs from what you see, interpreting the first /nowiki tag as closing the first nowiki tag, if you know what I mean)--

displays {deal}. --P64 (talk) 21:51, 6 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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