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The Bunsen-Kirchhoff Award is a prize for ‘outstanding achievements’ in the field of analytical spectroscopy. It has been awarded since 1990 by the German Working Group of Applied Spectroscopy, and is endowed with €2500 by [[PerkinElmer]], [[Germany]]<ref>http://barolo.ipc.uni-tuebingen.de/extern/dasp/daspbunsen_eng.html</ref><ref>
http://www.gwu.edu/~media/pressreleases/12-27-00-BKPrize.cfm</ref>. The prize is named in honor of [[Robert Bunsen]] and [[Gustav Kirchhoff]].

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{{Infobox Album | <!– See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums –>
| Name = Fourplay
| Type = Studio
| Artist = [[Fourplay]]
| Released = [[September 23]], [[2008]]
| Recorded = 2008
| Genre = [[Jazz]]
| Label = [[Warner Bros. Records]]
| Producer = Fourplay
| Last album = ”-”
| This album = ”Energy”<br>(2008)
| Next album = ”-”
}}

””’Energy””’ is the 11th studio album by jazz group [[Fourplay]], released on [[September 23]], [[2008 in music|2008]]. The cover show the four members: keyboardist [[Bob James]], guitarist [[Larry Carlton]], bassist [[Nathan East]] and drummer [[Harvey Mason]].
Energy grafts a variety of sounds – R&B, pop, African and more – to Fourplay’s unwavering jazz foundations. In addition to vocals by East – a charter member since the band’s inception in 1990 – the album also features a vocal track by Esperanza Spalding, the upright bassist, composer and vocalist who has recently taken the jazz world by storm with her self-titled recording debut earlier this year on Heads Up.

== Personnel ==
* [[Bob James]]: keyboards
* [[Larry Carlton]]: Guitar
* [[Nathan East]]: Yamaha Bass
* [[Harvey Mason]]: Drums

==Tracklisting==
#’Fortune Teller’
#’The Whistler’
#’Ultralight’
#’Cape Town’
#’The Yes Club’
#’Prelude For Lovers’ – featuring ”’Esperanza Spalding”’ on vocals
#’Look Both Ways’
#’Argentina’
#’Comfort Zone’
#’Sebastian’

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”’Leamy Avenue”’ is a stop along the SEPTA Media ([[SEPTA Routes 101 and 102|Route 101]]) trolley line. It is officially located near Leamy Avenue & Rolling Road in [[Springfield Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania|Springfield, Pennsylvania]]. In reality it’s directly on the southeast corner of both of these streets.

Trolleys arriving at this station travel between [[69th Street Terminal]] in [[Upper Darby, Pennsylvania]] and Orange Street in [[Media, Pennsylvania]]. The station contains a bench on one of the platforms, but no shelters. A school is located on the northwest side of the tracks. At this location, the tracks run at a northeast-to-southwest direction. Leamy Avenue itself is divided as ‘West Leamy Avenue’ northwest of the grade crossing, and ‘East Leamy Avenue’ southeast of the grade crossing. Southwest of this stop tracks narrow down from two to one until the Route 101 line approaches the [[Pine Ridge (SEPTA Route 101 station)|Pine Ridge stop]].

==External links==
*[http://www.septa.org/maps/click_map/leamy_avenue.html SEPTA – Leamy Avenue MHSL Station]

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The ”’Spartacus Trial”’ (Italian: Processo Spartacus) (named after the historical gladiator, [[Spartacus]], who led a rebellion of slaves beginning in [[Vesuvius]] against the ancient [Roman Empire]]) was opened at the [[Corte d’Assise]] of [[Santa Maria Capua Vettere]] in [[Caserta]]. It was named as such in recognition of the need to fight a revolution in the [[Casalesi clan]]’s territory. It was chaired by its president, Catello Marano on [[July 1]], [[1998]]. It continued until [[June 19]], [[2008]], when its final verdict was eventually read. It was a criminal trial solely directed against the activities of the Casalesi clan and its boss [[Francesco Schiavone]] aka ”’Sandokan”’.<ref name=’Casalesi’>{{it icon}} [http://www.cuntrastamu.org/mafia/contributi/naz04.htm Il maxiprocesso Spartacus e il silenzio della stampa]</ref>

The 10-year legal trial, charged 36 members of the clan with a string of murders and other crimes. All were found guilty and 16 sentenced to life imprisonment including prominent Casaelsi bosses, Francesco Schiavone and his chief lieutenant, [[Francesco Bidognetti]]. The other two bosses [[Antonio Iovine]]] and [[Michele Zagaria]] were also given life sentences. However, they haven’t served these sentences as they are fugitives and are still absconding. They are currently on the [[list of most wanted fugitives in Italy|list of thirty most dangerous fugitives in Italy]], with international warrants for their arrest.<ref name=’Spartacus’/>

More than 500 witnesses testified in the trial which saw the heaviest penalties ever for organised crime with a total of 700 years of imprisonment. Over the course of the initial trial and the appeal, five people involved in the case were murdered, including an interpreter. A judge and two journalists were threatened with death.<ref name=’Spartacus’>[http://www.independent.ie/world-news/europe/godfathers-of-836425bn-mafia-family-get-life-after-epic-trial-1415909.html Godfathers of €25bn mafia family get life after epic trial]</ref>

==References==
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”’Hapoel Yehud”’ ({{lang-he|הפועל יהוד}}) was an [[Israel]]i football club based in [[Yehud]]. They spent several seasons in the top division in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and won the [[Israel State Cup|State Cup]] in 1982.

==History==
In 1973 Hapoel won the 25 Years of Independence Cup for second tier teams, beating [[Hapoel Ramat Gan F.C.|Hapoel Ramat Gan]] 2-0 in the final.<ref>[http://www.rsssf.com/tablesi/isracuphist.html Israel – List of Cup Finals] RSSSF</ref>

The club was first promoted to the top division as [[Liga Artzit]] champions in 1976. In their [[Liga Leumit 1976-77|first season]] in [[Liga Leumit]] they finished 7th. The [[Liga Leumit 1977-78|following season]] they finished fourth, a performance repeated in [[Liga Leumit 1979-80|1979-80]]. In [[Liga Leumit 1981-82|1981-82]] they narrowly avoided relegation, finishing one place above the drop zone. In the same season the club reached the final of the State Cup for the first (and only) time, where they beat [[Hapoel Tel Aviv F.C.|Hapoel Tel Aviv]] 1-0.

However, two seasons later, the club finished bottom of the table and were relegated to Liga Artzit. In 1989 they dropped into [[Liga Alef]] (then the third tier), and in 1992 were relegated to [[Liga Bet]]. Although they briefly returned to Liga Alef, the club was relegated back to Liga Bet, and folded in 1998.

During their years in the top division the club became well-known for its defensive style of play, referred to in Hebrew as ‘[[bunker]]’, and specialisation in 0-0 draws. In all but their final season in Liga Leumit the club drew more matches than it won or lost, and had a consistently good defensive record (the best defence in [[Liga Leumit 1980-81|1980-81]] and the second best in 1976-77 and 1981-82). The club is still remembered for its lack of goal action and low-scoring football tournaments are met with the comment ‘Hapoel Yehud scores more’.<ref>[http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/pages/ShArt.jhtml?itemNo=736825&contrassID=2&subContrassID=6 The Final Whistle / Hapoel Yehud scores more] Haaretz</ref>

In 2004 a new club, Hapoel Ironi Yehud was formed, which currently plays in [[Liga Gimel]].

==Honours==
*”’State Cup”’
**Winners 1982
*”’Liga Artzit”’
**Champions 1975-76
*”’25 Years of Independence Cup”’
**Second tier winners 1973

==References==
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