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FINA WORLD MASTERS TOP 10 - SHORT COURSE METERS 1997 ****************************** 100 M. BACK 2:32.77 NANCY NORTH USA 4:48.19 CAROLYN GRAVES USA WOMEN 25-29 1:04.50 BERIT PUGGAARD DEN 2:33.78 MARIA KELLY GBR 4:48.66 DONNA JOHNSON USA ****************************** 1:05.85 CORNELIA SEITHE GER 2:35.22 CLAUDIA LORENZI ITA 4:48.75 L PACAKOVA CZE 50 M. FREE 1:06.28 KAORU ONO JPN 2:35.89 SUSAN HILL GBR 4:50.90 ANGELIKA SCHULTE GER 26.63 HEATHER HAGEMAN USA 1:08.53 K ALEXIS-GIRAULT FRA 2:35.95 CLAIRE CRAVEN GBR 4:50.94 N MUIR-COCHRANE GBR 26.63 MANUELA SCHUBERT GER 1:08.61 MANON SIMARD CAN 2:36.15 MALLORY SLAUGHTER USA 4:51.70 VIVIANA TARGA ITA 27.38 TIINA KAUKIAINEN FIN 1:09.01 LUCY HALL GBR 2:38.47 PAOLA PELLE ITA 4:52.20 LESLEY CORDIAL GBR 27.41 PASCALE CHOQUET CAN 1:09.16 KATHLEEN HARTNETT USA 2:39.09 D LEBRUN FRA 4:53.24 LAURIE HUG USA 27.66 DORI KAUFFMAN USA 1:09.68 BRIDGET COLL USA 100 M. I.M. 4:53.56 LOUISE BUCKLEY USA 27.67 NATASJA ROBERT NED 1:09.83 A LESSARD FRA 1:07.43 CORNELIA SEITHE GER 800 M. FREE 27.76 CORNELIA SEITHE GER 1:10.01 JERI RAMSBOTTOM USA 1:07.64 DANIELA HUNGER GER 9:50.53 DONNA JOHNSON USA 27.78 DENISE WEERD NED 200 M. BACK 1:07.94 MANUELA SCHUBERT GER 9:54.82 N MUIR-COCHRANE GBR 27.80 LAURA FILMER NED 2:22.10 BIRGIT DEURING GER 1:09.02 JENNIFER RIDGE USA 10:00.84 LAURIE HUG USA 27.87 STEFANIA CORVO ITA 2:29.48 SUZANNE WELLS GBR 1:09.51 CHANTAL GUILLOT GBR 10:09.88 CAROLINE HORDEN GBR 100 M. FREE 2:29.94 TANYA LANE USA 1:10.00 TIINA KAUKIAINEN FIN 10:11.52 VIVIANA TARGA ITA 59.48 DANIELA HUNGER GER 2:29.99 BRIDGET COLL USA 1:10.10 STEFANIA CORVO ITA 10:14.62 MYLA HOULIHAN USA 1:00.35 HEATHER HAGEMAN USA 2:31.08 K ALEXIS-GIRAULT FRA 1:10.20 NATHALIE KOEKKOEK NED 10:16.96 S.REIBEL-OBERLE GER 1:00.83 CORNELIA SEITHE GER 2:34.53 JO SWATTON GBR 1:10.25 HELEN GORMAN GBR 10:20.32 CHANTAL LEMIEUX CAN 1:01.35 SUSAN HILL GBR 2:34.71 N CASTELLI FRA 1:10.27 INES HARTMANN GER 10:24.52 ERICA KUIPER NED 1:01.47 ANNE VANNER GBR 2:34.87 JEAN KELLACHAN USA 200 M. I.M. 10:28.06 MICHELE SEARER USA 1:01.51 TERESA SYKES GBR 2:36.30 NORIKO YOKOI JPN 2:25.04 HELEN GORMAN GBR 1500 M. FREE 1:01.66 STEFANIA CORVO ITA 2:37.23 EMMA PLATT GBR 2:26.45 BIRGIT DEURING GER 18:03.95 DONNA JOHNSON USA 1:01.99 JAANA SINERVUO FIN 50 M. BRST 2:27.89 JENNIFER RIDGE USA 19:01.60 N MUIR-COCHRANE GBR 1:02.01 LORNA HARVEY GBR 34.81 KIRSTEN BLUDAU GER 2:30.06 JANE CAIRNS USA 19:16.11 CAROLINE HORDEN GBR 1:02.17 KATHLEEN HARTNETT USA 34.89 LOUISE MARTIN USA 2:31.43 CHANTAL GUILLOT GBR 19:22.66 FRANCOISE THEATE BEL 200 M. FREE 35.29 SIOBHAN HARTLEY GBR 2:31.60 NINA GORBOUNOVA RUS 19:28.81 LYNNE LEE GBR 2:06.20 HEIDI HANNENIAN USA 35.44 ANNETT REX GER 2:32.24 F REMY FRA 19:49.45 ERICA KUIPER NED 2:08.80 BARBARA KEHBEIN GER 35.49 PETRA GANB GER 2:32.42 TANYA LANE USA 20:03.81 RAY DE LOSIER USA 2:11.16 SUSAN HILL GBR 35.56 A.BERTACCHE ITA 2:33.86 SUSAN SMITH CAN 20:18.15 NANCY THOMSON USA 2:11.99 JANE CAIRNS USA 35.63 ANTJE FISCHER GER 2:34.08 SALLY DEARDEN GBR 20:18.79 MARY STEVENSON GBR 2:12.36 LORNA HARVEY GBR 35.77 TRACY GILLILAN USA 400 M. I.M. 20:31.27 MICHAELA YATES GBR 2:14.61 TERESA SYKES GBR 35.91 HELEN GORMAN GBR 5:01.26 HELEN SLATTER GBR 50 M. BACK 2:14.67 YASUKO MORIYAMA JPN 35.91 M.VAN STAVEREN NED 5:13.02 BIRGIT DEURING GER 32.60 L PACAKOVA CZE 2:14.75 NANCY NORTH USA 100 M. BRST 5:16.41 JENNIFER RIDGE USA 32.71 HIROKO TAKUWA JPN 2:15.00 DEBBIE GAUDIN CAN 1:15.88 HELEN GORMAN GBR 5:22.57 ELLEN BAIRD USA 32.95 MARIKA MCCUE USA 2:15.05 ANDREA HALBACH GER 1:16.33 COURTNEY THOMAS USA 5:25.60 SUZANNE WELLS GBR 33.10 BARBARA WICKI SUI 400 M. FREE 1:16.65 SANDRA HARTHOORN BEL 5:26.02 SHIRLEY KIM USA 33.21 KAREN PEPPER CAN 4:37.16 LORNA HARVEY GBR 1:17.71 SALLY DEARDEN GBR 5:29.41 V.ROMANENGHI ITA 33.31 KATHERINE VEALE GBR 4:42.70 ANDREA HALBACH GER 1:17.94 CAROLYN BENTLEY USA 5:31.17 PAOLA PELLE ITA 33.31 LEE ANNE GREER CAN 4:44.85 NANCY NORTH USA 1:18.03 M.KRISTINA HENZE GER 5:32.31 NANCY NORTH USA 33.32 MIKI NAMAI JPN 4:45.30 ELLEN BAIRD USA 1:18.08 SIOBHAN HARTLEY GBR 5:33.37 HELEN RAMSAY GBR 33.40 DOROTHEA PIELKE GER 4:45.75 YASUKO MORIYAMA JPN 1:18.13 KIRSTEN BLUDAU GER 33.42 D.FIGUEIREDO GBR 4:45.92 SUSAN HILL GBR 1:18.50 A.BERTACCHE ITA ****************************** 100 M. BACK 4:47.43 NICOLA SOMMERS GBR 1:18.56 NINA GORBOUNOVA RUS WOMEN 30-34 1:06.29 D GRANER GALLAS USA 4:47.96 BIRGIT DEURING GER 200 M. BRST ****************************** 1:09.76 HIROKO TAKUWA JPN 4:48.87 MARIA KELLY GBR 2:39.98 HELEN GORMAN GBR 50 M. FREE 1:09.81 LISA WARD USA 4:48.88 CLAIRE DUFFY GBR 2:44.56 LOUISE MARTIN USA 27.28 MAXINE McKINNELL GBR 1:10.29 L PACAKOVA CZE 800 M. FREE 2:47.06 CAROLYN BENTLEY USA 28.19 S.PHAFF-VAN MINNE NED 1:10.90 KATHERINE VEALE GBR 9:34.11 DEBORAH HAMILTON GBR 2:48.80 COURTNEY THOMAS USA 28.26 JUNKO NAKANO JPN 1:11.25 MIKI NAMAI JPN 9:36.63 LORNA HARVEY GBR 2:49.49 HELEN SLATTER GBR 28.26 CHANTAL ROULEAU CAN 1:11.60 KAREN PEPPER CAN 9:47.23 NANCY NORTH USA 2:49.75 V.ROMANENGHI ITA 28.41 CAROLE GARDNER GBR 1:12.11 IRINEL SOPTIREAN GER 9:53.32 SUSAN HILL GBR 2:49.78 SUSAN SMITH CAN 28.46 MARY KAVANEY USA 1:12.23 DOROTHEA PIELKE GER 9:54.18 ANDREA HALBACH GER 2:51.00 HELEN RAMSAY GBR 28.59 DOROTHEA PIELKE GER 1:12.30 MASAMI HIGURASHI JPN 9:56.77 HELEN RAMSAY GBR 2:51.15 LORRAINE WHEATLEY GBR 28.67 MARION LOSCH GER 200 M. BACK 10:00.42 CLAIRE DUFFY GBR 2:51.78 A.BERTACCHE ITA 28.69 LESLEY CORDIAL GBR 2:30.55 L PACAKOVA CZE 10:00.67 PAOLA PELLE ITA 50 M. FLY 28.77 VALERIE WALKER CAN 2:30.95 HIROKO TAKUWA JPN 10:00.98 CLAUDIA LORENZI ITA 29.44 BERIT PUGGAARD DEN 100 M. FREE 2:31.08 LISA WARD USA 10:04.00 ANGELA KELLY CAN 29.60 SHIRLEY KIM USA 59.00 MAXINE McKINNELL GBR 2:33.63 KATHERINE VEALE GBR 1500 M. FREE 29.72 TERESA SYKES GBR 59.14 D GRANER GALLAS USA 2:36.19 C.SPRENGEL BRA 18:26.05 NANCY NORTH USA 29.83 MAYUMI YOSHIOKA JPN 1:01.78 DOROTHEA PIELKE GER 2:36.30 BARBARA WICKI SUI 19:06.25 SUSAN HILL GBR 29.94 A LESSARD FRA 1:02.14 MARY KAVANEY USA 2:36.41 ANDREA SCHOLZ USA 19:07.99 BRIDGET COLL USA 30.00 I SALTEL FRA 1:02.30 MAIRKO SUDO JPN 2:37.47 KAREN PEPPER CAN 19:17.05 HILARY DEVINE USA 30.09 NATHALIE KOEKKOEK NED 1:02.65 JUNKO NAKANO JPN 2:37.79 ILKA LOWENSTEYN CAN 19:19.43 CLAIRE SWEENEY GBR 30.44 JENNIFER RIDGE USA 1:02.79 V STEPHAN FRA 2:38.37 K.VAN CAUTEREN BEL 19:20.46 CLAIRE CRAVEN GBR 30.45 M.VAN STAVEREN NED 1:02.85 ANGELIKA SCHULTE GER 50 M. BRST 19:29.02 ANNIE MERCURE CAN 30.52 NATASJA ROBERT NED 1:02.93 CAROLE GARDNER GBR 35.47 IRIS SCHLUTTER GER 19:43.08 MALLORY SLAUGHTER USA 100 M. FLY 1:03.11 GABI OTTKE GER 35.93 JOANNE MINION GBR 19:44.78 NINA GORBOUNOVA RUS 1:05.44 BARBARA KEHBEIN GER 200 M. FREE 36.33 DANIELA DE PONTI ITA 19:54.91 JULIE O HAGAN GBR 1:06.36 SHIRLEY KIM USA 2:09.05 D GRANER GALLAS USA 36.70 CHANTAL ROULEAU CAN 50 M. BACK 1:06.45 HEIDI HANNENIAN USA 2:15.06 T CHILDRESS-BROWN USA 36.88 P.VAN STAVEREN NED 30.85 KAORU ONO JPN 1:06.59 DEBBIE GAUDIN CAN 2:16.17 L PACAKOVA CZE 36.95 A.HOMANN GER 30.87 CORNELIA SEITHE GER 1:06.98 TERESA SYKES GBR 2:16.41 CAROLYN GRAVES USA 36.97 MAXINE McKINNELL GBR 31.23 MANON SIMARD CAN 1:07.69 YURIKA HIROSE JPN 2:16.93 ANGELIKA SCHULTE GER 37.14 IRINEL SOPTIREAN GER 31.43 K ALEXIS-GIRAULT FRA 1:07.76 JENNIFER RIDGE USA 2:17.36 MAIRKO SUDO JPN 37.19 TOSHIKO ITAGAKI JPN 31.72 PASCALE CHOQUET CAN 1:09.07 MARIA KELLY GBR 2:17.67 CAROLE GARDNER GBR 37.30 JANI DORKEN CAN 32.01 INES HARTMANN GER 1:09.12 D LEBRUN FRA 2:18.13 CAROLINE HORDEN GBR 100 M.
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    Jeff Schechtman Interviews December 1995 to April 2017 2017 Marcus du Soutay 4/10/17 Mark Zupan Inside Job: How Government Insiders Subvert the Public Interest 4/6/17 Johnathan Letham More Alive and Less Lonely: On Books and Writers 4/6/17 Ali Almossawi Bad Choices: How Algorithms Can Help You Think Smarter and Live Happier 4/5/17 Steven Vladick Prof. of Law at UT Austin 3/31/17 Nick Middleton An Atals of Countries that Don’t Exist 3/30/16 Hope Jahren Lab Girl 3/28/17 Mary Otto Theeth: The Story of Beauty, Inequality and the Struggle for Oral Health 3/28/17 Lawrence Weschler Waves Passing in the Night: Walter Murch in the Land of the Astrophysicists 3/28/17 Mark Olshaker Deadliest Enemy: Our War Against Killer Germs 3/24/17 Geoffrey Stone Sex and Constitution 3/24/17 Bill Hayes Insomniac City: New York, Oliver and Me 3/21/17 Basharat Peer A Question of Order: India, Turkey and the Return of the Strongmen 3/21/17 Cass Sunstein #Republic: Divided Democracy in the Age of Social Media 3/17/17 Glenn Frankel High Noon: The Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic 3/15/17 Sloman & Fernbach The Knowledge Illusion: Why We Think Alone 3/15/17 Subir Chowdhury The Difference: When Good Enough Isn’t Enough 3/14/17 Peter Moskowitz How To Kill A City: Gentrification, Inequality and the Fight for the Neighborhood 3/14/17 Bruce Cannon Gibney A Generation of Sociopaths: How the Baby Boomers Betrayed America 3/10/17 Pam Jenoff The Orphan's Tale: A Novel 3/10/17 L.A.
  • Kicking Through the Wall: Football, Division, and Entanglement In

    Kicking Through the Wall: Football, Division, and Entanglement In

    Kicking Through the Wall: Football, Division, and Entanglement in Postwar Berlin By Emmanuel Hogg, BA (Hons), MA A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in History Carleton University Ottawa, ON © 2016, Emmanuel Hogg Abstract Seldom is the German capital referred to as a “Fußballstadt” (“football-city”). When Berlin and football are mentioned together, themes of corruption, hooliganism, the Stasi, and scandal dominate. And yet, Berlin holds a rich footballing history that dates back to the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and has long played an important role in the lives of Berliners as spaces for sociability. In the postwar period, two divergent states emerged, each with their own competing structures of football. Whereas in the Federal Republic football remained an autonomous but not apolitical space, it was explicitly politicized in East Germany. As an important form of “soft power” during the Cold War, the people’s game reveals the extent to which the Iron Curtain was much more porous and elastic than the imagery of the Berlin Wall suggests. Rather than view football as “war without the fighting”, a microcosm that interprets the German and Cold War past as simplistic, reductive, and dichotomous, this dissertation analyzes the sport’s inherent dynamism that presented Berliners on both sides of the Wall with unique spaces for social interaction. Although both German states tried to use the sport to assert their own interests, this dissertation argues that football simultaneously provided fans with a relatively free space authorities could not effectively control, opening the opportunity for German- German interactions.
  • NORD/LB Group Annual Report 2016

    NORD/LB Group Annual Report 2016

    Geschäftsbericht 2016 Strategic Action. Developing solutions with competence. A bank provides answers. Annual Report 2016 1 Jan - 1 Jan - Change 31 Dec 2016 31 Dec 2015 (in %) Income Statement (in € million) Net interest income 1 735 1 974 – 12 Loan loss provisions 2 956 698 > 100 Net commission income 219 234 –6 Profit/loss from financial instruments at fair value through profit or loss including hedge accounting 415 280 48 Profit/loss from financial assets 49 72 – 32 Profit/loss from investments accounted for using the equity method – 2 8 > 100 Administrative expenses 1 113 1 114 – Other operating profit/loss –173 –97 78 Earnings before reorganisation and taxes –1 826 659 > 100 Reorganisation expenses –39 –6 > 100 Earnings before taxes – 1 865 653 > 100 Income taxes 94 135 –30 Consolidated net profit –1 959 518 > 100 Key figures in % Cost-Income-Ratio (CIR) 50,7 46,4 9 Return-on-Equity (RoE) – 24,5 8,7 > 100 31 Dec. 2016 31 Dec. 2015 Change (in %) Balance sheet figures in € million Total assets 174 797 180 998 – 3 Customer deposits 57 301 60 597 –5 Customer loans 105 640 107 878 – 2 Equity 6 041 8 513 –29 Regulatory key figures Common equity tier 1 capital (in € million) 6 752 8 320 – 19 Tier 2 capital (in € million) 2 655 2 207 20 Own funds (in € million) 9 777 10 647 – 8 Total risk exposure (in € million) 59 896 63 675 – 6 Common equity tier 1 capital ratio (in %) 11,27 13,07 – 1,8 Total capital ratio (in %) 16,32 16,72 – 0,4 Minor discrepancies may arise in this report in the calculation of totals and percentages due to rounding.
  • HEINE, HÖLDERLIN, and GOETHE in the MUSIC of HANNS EISLER Heidi Hart a Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty

    HEINE, HÖLDERLIN, and GOETHE in the MUSIC of HANNS EISLER Heidi Hart a Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty

    CONTRARY VOICES: HEINE, HÖLDERLIN, AND GOETHE IN THE MUSIC OF HANNS EISLER Heidi Hart A dissertation submitted to the faculty at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Carolina- Duke Graduate Program in German Studies. Chapel Hill 2016 Approved by: Thomas Pfau Bryan Gilliam Eric Downing Gabriel Trop Lawrence Kramer Jørgen Bruhn © 2016 Heidi Hart ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ii ABSTRACT Heidi Hart: Contrary Voices: Heine, Hölderlin, and Goethe in the Music of Hanns Eisler (Under the direction of Thomas Pfau) Contrary Voices examines composer Hanns Eisler’s settings of nineteenth-century poetry under changing political pressures from 1925 to 1962. The poets’ ideologically fraught reception histories, both under Nazism and in East Germany, led Eisler to intervene in this reception and voice dissent by radically fragmenting the texts. His musical settings both absorb and disturb the charisma of nineteenth-century sound materials, through formal parody, dissonance, and interruption. Eisler’s montage-like work foregrounds the difficult position of a modernist artist speaking both to and against political demands placed on art. Often the very charisma the composer seeks to expose for its power to sway the body politic exerts a force of its own. At the same time, his text-settings resist ideological rigidity in their polyphonic play. A dialogic approach to musical adaptation shows that, as Eisler seeks to resignify Heine’s problematic status in the Weimar Republic, Hölderlin’s appropriation under Nazism, and Goethe’s status as a nationalist symbol in the nascent German Democratic Republic, his music invests these poetic voices with surprising fragility and multivalence.