Plenty of Nothing

Nichelle Nichols and Alan Bean, 1977

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Warp Core

Read about Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' look that combines physical sets with LED backdrops and some clever tricks like reflective flooring to tie them together visually.

Persephone

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Hanako to Anne

A still from the TV series Hanako to Anne about the life of the Japanese translator of Anne of Green Gables, Hanako Muraoka. Source.

Riessersee versus Starbulls Rosenheim

Alex "Star-Burns" Osbourne. Source.

Riessersee host Starbulls Rosenheim. Rosenheim are 3rd, Riessersee 8th.

Rosenheim hockey goes back to 1928. The club won the German championship in 1982, 1985 and 1989. They joined the Deutsche Eishockey Liga in its inaugural season 1994-95, but sold their license to Iserlohn Roosters in 2000. They came to the Oberliga from DEL2 in 2017. This is the fourth year in a row that Reissersee and Rosenheim are in the same league. (See below.)

Why a Starbull? The constellation Taurus has no apparent connection to Rosenheim; the heraldic emblem of the town of Rosenheim is a rose. This name Starbulls might be another one of those European attempts to make a hockey team sound more North American. In 1993, the year before Rosenheim took the Starbulls name, the Minnesota North Stars moved to Texas and became the Dallas Stars. The bull could be a reference to the Texan longhorn. I'm just guessing.

[Riessersee 1 - 5 Rosenheim.]

Previous meetings in 2021-22:

2021/12/22    Rosenheim 2 - 3 Riessersee

2021/12/10    Rosenheim 6 - 1 Riessersee

2021/10/7      Riessersee 4 - 3 Rosenheim

Reissersee and Rosenheim in the same league:

2020-21    Rosenheim (3rd) Riessersee (5th)      Oberliga Süd

2019-20    Rosenheim (3rd) Riessersee (6th)      Oberliga Süd

2018-19    Riessersee (4th) Rosenheim (5th)      Oberliga Süd

2016-17    Riessersee (9th) Rosenheim (12th)    DEL2

2015-16    Rosenheim (8th) Riessersee (9th)       DEL2

2014-15    Riessersee (7th) Rosenheim (8th)      DEL2

2013-14    Rosenheim (2nd) Riessersee (6th)      DEL2

2012-13    Rosenheim (6th) Riessersee (13th)    2.Bundesliga

2011-12    Rosenheim (4th) Riessersee (12th)    2.Bundesliga

2006-07    Riessersee (1st) Rosenheim (11th)    Oberliga

2005-06    Rosenheim (5th) Riessersee (7th)      Oberliga

2004-05    Rosenheim (3rd) Riessersee (7th)      Oberliga Süd-West

1992-93    Rosenheim (2nd) Riessersee (11th)    2.Bundesliga

1986-87    Rosenheim (1st) Riessersee (10th)     Bundesliga

1985-86    Rosenheim (3rd) Riessersee (9th)      Bundesliga

1984-85    Rosenheim (1st) Riessersee (9th)       Bundesliga

1983-84    Rosenheim (3rd) Riessersee (10th)    Bundesliga

1982-83    Rosenheim (3rd) Riessersee (7th)      Bundesliga

1981-82    Riessersee (4th) Rosenheim (5th)     Bundesliga

1980-81    Riessersee (1st) Rosenheim (6th)      Bundesliga

1979-80    Riessersee (1st) Rosenheim (12th)    Bundesliga

1978-79    Riessersee (3rd) Rosenheim (7th)     Bundesliga

1977-78    Riessersee (2nd) Rosenheim (9th)    Bundesliga

1976-77    Riessersee (7th) Rosenheim (9th)     Bundesliga

1975-76    Rosenheim (8th) Riessersee (9th)      Bundesliga

1972-73    Riessersee (5th) Rosenheim (10th)    Bundesliga

1967-68    Riessersee (1st) Rosenheim (4th)      Oberliga Süd

1952-53    Riessersee (2nd) Rosenheim (8th)     Oberliga

1951-52    Riessersee (1st) Rosenheim (4th)      Oberliga

I, Don Quixote

I, Don Quixote aired on November 9, 1959. Lee J. Cobb played Quixote, Eli Wallach Sancho Panza, and Colleen Dewhurst was Dulcinea. Source.

Mrs Baird's Bed and Breakfast

Outlander employed the village square in Falkland, Fife for this scene. Source.

Morton visit Dunfermline Athletic. Morton are ninth in the Championship, Dunfermline tenth. It's a must-win game for both teams, so expect a draw. These two played to a 2 - 2 score in their season opener.

Dunfermline binned manager Peter Grant after last weekend's loss to Arbroath. He had been in the job since May 28th.

Gus McPherson's first game as Morton manager was on March 13th, which incidentally ended in a 1 - 0 win for Dunfermline.

Morton have gone 10 league games without a win, but the Pars have gone 13, stretching back to April. If Morton go 11 league games without a win it will be their longest streak since the 2000-01 season.

Morton have scored 8 goals in league play, the lowest output in the Championship. Dunfermline have scored 9.

If Morton lose they will take over last place. If they win and Ayr, Hamilton and Queen of the South lose, they will take over sixth place.

[Morton win 1 - 3. Goals by Oliver (2) and Ugwu. Morton move up to eighth place.]

The other Championship matches:

Ayr United (6th) [2 - 2] Inverness CT (2nd)

Hamilton Accies (7th) [1 - 1] Arbroath (3rd)

Kilmarnock (1st) [0 - 1] Partick Thistle (5th)

Queen of the South (8th) [1 - 1] Raith Rovers (4th)

Top and bottom teams in the Championship, week by week (1 of 3):

Week 1            Kilmarnock            Ayr United

Week 2            Partick Thistle       Queen of the South

Week 3            Kilmarnock            Dunfermline and Ayr United

Week 4            Inverness CT         Dunfermline

Week 5            Inverness CT         Dunfermline

Week 6            Inverness CT         Dunfermline

Week 7            Inverness CT         Dunfermline

Week 8            Inverness CT         Dunfermline

Week 9            Inverness CT         Dunfermline

Week 10          Inverness CT         Dunfermline

Week 11          Kilmarnock             Dunfermline

Week 12          Kilmarnock             Dunfermine

Other matches:

Cowdenbeath [0 - 1] Kelty Hearts

Kelty are top of League Two and Cowden are bottom. If one goes up to League One and the other goes down to the Lowland League after this season it might be years before the 2-miles-apart neighbours meet again.

East Kilbride [3 - 0] Gretna 2008

Clachnacuddin [0 - 1] Brechin City

J2: Mito HollyHock 0 - 0 Giravanz Kitakyushu (November 3)

JEF United Chiba [2 - 2] Mito HollyHock (tomorrow)

JFL: Maruyasu Okazaki 1 - 1 FC Kariya (November 3)

FC Kariya [1 - 2] Iwaki FC (tomorrow)

Pohang Steelers 4 - 0 Gangwon (November 3)

Pohang Steelers [1 - 2] Gwangju (tomorrow)

Elfen Saitama [1 - 0] Nagano Parceiro (tomorrow)

Winterthur 0 - 0 Lausanne-Ouchy (yesterday)

1.FC Saarbrücken [0 - 2] 1.FC Kaiserslautern

FC Isle of Man [6 - 2] Stafford Town

Largs Thistle 3 - 3 Hurlford United

NSI [2 - 0] B36 (tomorrow)

[That ends the Faroe Islands Premier League. B36 finish fifth and miss out on Europe.]

Concacaf League QF, second leg (November 2):

Forge 3 - 0 Santos de Guápiles

Forge advance to the Concacaf League semi-finals and also qualify for the 2022 Concacaf Champions League.

Canadian Championship semi-final (November 3):

Toronto FC 2 - 1 Pacific FC

Canadian Premier League:

York United [1 - 2] Forge

Edmonton [3 - 3] Valour

HFX Wanderers [1 - 1] Atletico Ottawa (tomorrow)

[Matthew Arnone (Wanderers 2019) scores the goal that knocks Wanderers out of the playoffs.]

Cavalry [1 - 0] Pacific (tomorrow)

League of Ireland First Division playoff semi-final:

Treaty United 0 - 3 UCD (November 3)

UCD [1 - 2] Treaty United (tomorrow)

[UCD advance.]

Europa League group stage, matchday 4 (November 4):

Brøndby 1 - 1 Rangers

Ferencvárosi 2 - 3 Celtic

1999-2000

November 6, 1999.    Morton welcomed St Mirren to Cappielow and were beaten 1 - 4. Harry Curran got the Morton goal. Attendance was 3733, the second-highest gate of the season at Cappielow. Clydebank visited Ayr United and played to a scoreless draw before 1727 spectators.

Cambuslang FC results for 1891-92:

1892/4/30      Cambuslang 1 - 1 Renton                   SFL

1892/4/23      St Mirren 2 - 2 Cambuslang                SFL

1892/4/16      Celtic 3 - 1 Cambuslang                     SFL

1892/4/9        Cambuslang 1 - 1 Third Lanark          SFL

1892/3/26      Dumbarton 5 - 2 Cambuslang            SFL

1892/3/5        Leith Athletic 3 - 0 Cambuslang         SFL

1892/2/27      Cambuslang 0 - 6 Rangers                SFL

1892/2/6        Abercorn 3 - 1 Cambuslang               SFL

1892/1/30      Cambuslang 0 - 4 Celtic                     SFL

1892/1/23      Cambuslang 3 - 5 Clyde                     SFL

1891/12/26    Hearts 1 - 0 Cambuslang                   SFL

1891/12/19    Clyde 2 - 0 Cambuslang                     SFL

1891/12/12    Cowlairs 3 - 1 Cambuslang       Scottish Cup R5

1891/11/21    Cambuslang 1 - 0 Vale of Leven       SFL

1891/11/14    Victoria United 2 - 1 Cambuslang     friendly

1891/11/7      Clyde 4 - 0 Cambuslang            Glasgow Cup R3

1891/10/31    Cambuslang 2 - 2 Clyde (abandoned)    Glasgow Cup R3

1891/10/24    Renton 1 - 1 Cambuslang                   SFL

1891/10/17    Rangers 2 - 1 Cambuslang                 SFL

1891/10/10    bye                                             Glasgow Cup R2

1891/10/3      Cambuslang 0 - 2 Abercorn                SFL

1891/9/26      Cambuslang 1 - 3 Leith Athletic          SFL

1891/9/19      Cambuslang 1 - 0 Cowlairs      Glasgow Cup R1

1891/9/12      Third Lanark 3 - 1 Cambuslang          SFL

1891/9/5        Cambuslang 3 - 3 Hearts                    SFL

1891/8/29      Cambuslang 1 - 1 St Mirren                SFL

1891/8/22      Vale of Leven 0 - 1 Cambuslang       SFL

1891/8/15      Cambuslang 0 - 2 Dumbarton            SFL

(Sources: SFHA for the Glasgow Cup; The Beautiful Dribbling Game for the Scottish Cup; Fitbastats for most SFL matches; the Glasgow Herald for Abercorn, Renton, and the one friendly match.)

Martha Rountree

Martha Rountree, the creator of Meet the Press and its first host, was born 110 years ago yesterday. Source.

Hōjō Masako

Anne as the warrior Hōjō Masako in the 2012 taiga drama Taira no Kiyomori.

Jasmine Bligh

Jasmine Bligh, one of the three original BBC television presenters, from the cover of the February 12, 1937 Radio Times Television Supplement.