Valnice Milhomens, Ryan Campbell, then Wayne (Reggie) Crawford called it a day at the age of 40. Marple's new crop of players did not live up to expectations and frustrations began to show. Even returning netminder, Mark McArthur, was having a nightmare season after impressing in his debut year. There were many inconsistent results, with Flames losing at home 4-3 to a rejuvenated Paisley Pirates, 6-4 to the surprising Edinburgh Capitals, and 3-0 to local rivals, Slough Jets. Marple's cause was not helped when he lost Jason Jennings to a freak domestic accident - while cutting down a 	2001–02 Guildford Flames season
8212329	tree in his garden, he almost sliced off a finger. The club's top scorer in the 2000-01 playoffs refused treatment and flew home to Canada. Though not expected back, he recovered in time to return and help Flames secure their best run of the season, reaching the league playoff semifinals. There, though, Guildford were paired with Dundee, one of their fiercest rivals, who had won the league title. Flames lost 3-2 at home and 3-0 at Camperdown. Schedule And Results. British National League (BNL). Final Standings British National League Play-Offs. The top eight BNL teams 	2001–02 Guildford Flames season
8212330	qualified for the playoffs. In the Quarter-Finals the teams were split into two groups of four with the teams finishing 1st, 4th, 5th and 8th in the league going into Group 1 and the others into Group 2. Teams tied on points in the Quarter-Final group stages were separated first by wins in normal time, then by away wins in normal time. The two top teams in each group qualified for the Semi-Finals with the winner of one group playing a home-and-away, aggregate goals series against the runner-up in the other group. The winning 	2001–02 Guildford Flames season
8212331	semi-finalists competed for the title using the same playing format. The semi-final with the Coventry Blaze was overshadowed by controversy over ITV's insistence that the second game, rather than the first should be held in Guildford. The change was agreed by the league headquarters to avoid travelling costs (which would fall on the league) for ITV's southern based camera crew who naturally believed the last leg would be the more important one. The fuss was not of Blaze's making and they rode out the politics to beat the Flames by three goals each time. Quarter	2001–02 Guildford Flames season
8212332	-Final Group 1 Quarter-Final Group 2 Findus Challenge Cup. The new competition, which effectively replaced the Benson and Hedges Plate, involved all the Findus British National League clubs and the English Premier League sides. The 16 teams in the qualifying round played a round-robin in four regional groupings during September 2001. The winning team in each group qualified for the final stages at the Nottingham Arena in November 2001. Guildford suffered their first-ever shutout at the Guildford Spectrum as Coventry won 3-0. Guildford's game at Milton Keynes on Saturday 29 September 2001 was also played 	2001–02 Guildford Flames season
8212333	for league points after the standalone Challenge Cup game scheduled for Sunday 2 September 2001 was cancelled due to faults with the ice surface. Qualifying Round - Group 1 Qualifying Round - Group 2 Qualifying Round - Group 3 Qualifying Round - Group 4 2001–02 Guildford Flames season The 2001–02 season, was the Guildford Flames' tenth year of ice hockey. The Guildford Flames competed in the British National League. After arguably their most successful season since their formation in 1992, the Guildford Flames shockingly ended up the season empty-handed. On paper they should have added yet more silverware to their growing trophy cabinet 	2001–02 Guildford Flames season
8212334	Obed Mlotsa Obed Mlotsa Obed 'Foreman Power' Mlotsa is a Swazi professional football manager. Career. In 2011, he coached the Swaziland national football team. Obed Mlotsa Obed 'Foreman Power' Mlotsa is a Swazi professional football manager. Career. In 2011, he coached the Swaziland national football team. 	Obed Mlotsa
8212335	Empirical valence bond Empirical valence bond The Empirical Valence Bond (EVB) approach is an approximation that allows you to calculate reaction free-energies in condensed-phase. It was first developed by Arieh Warshel. And was inspired by the way Marcus theory uses potential surfaces to calculate the probability of electron transfer. Where most methods for reaction free-energy calculations require at least some part of the modeled system to be treated using quantum mechanics, EVB uses a calibrated Hamiltonian to approximate the potential energy surface of a reaction. For a simple 1 step reaction that typically means that a reaction is modeled using 	Empirical valence bond
8212336	2 states. These states are valence bond descriptions of the reactants and products of the reaction. The function that gives the ground energy then becomes: formula_1 Where H and H are the valence bond descriptions of the reactant and product state respectively. And H is the coupling parameter. The H and H potentials are usually modeled using force field descriptions U and U . H is a bit trickier as it needs to be parameterized using a reference reaction. This reference reaction can be experimental, typically from a reaction in water or other solvents. Alternatively quantum chemical calculations can be used 	Empirical valence bond
8212337	for calibration. Free energy calculations. To obtain free-energies from the created ground state energy potential one needs to perform sampling. This can be done using sampling methods like molecular dynamics or Monte Carlo simulations at different states along the reaction coordinates. Typically this is done using a free energy perturbation / umbrella sampling approach. Application. EVB has been successfully applied to calculating reaction free energies of enzymes. More recently it has been looked at as a tool to study enzyme evolution and to assist in enzyme design. Empirical valence bond The Empirical Valence Bond (EVB) approach is an approximation that 	Empirical valence bond
8212338	2002–03 Guildford Flames season 2002–03 Guildford Flames season The 2002–03 season, was the Guildford Flames' eleventh year of ice hockey. The Guildford Flames competed in the British National League. Schedule And Results. British National League (BNL). Final Standings British National League Play-Offs. Quarter-Final Group A Quarter-Final Group B Findus Cup. Qualifying Round - Southern Group Qualifying Round - Northern Group 2002–03 Guildford Flames season The 2002–03 season, was the Guildford Flames' eleventh year of ice hockey. The Guildford Flames competed in the British National League. Schedule And Results. British National League (BNL). Final Standings British National League Play-Offs. Quarter-Final Group A 	2002–03 Guildford Flames season
8212339	2003–04 Guildford Flames season 2003–04 Guildford Flames season The 2003–04 season, was the Guildford Flames' twelfth year of ice hockey. The Guildford Flames competed in the British National League. Coach Stan Marple brought in six Slovaks who would help the Flames to their most successful British National League season for three years. Milos Melicherik, Rastislav Palov and Jozef Kohut were the forwards, with Marian Smerciak and Peter Michnac on defence. Completing the Slovak crew later on was Edinburgh Capitals' leading scorer, Peter Konder. Apart from Paul Dixon, Tony Redmond and Rick Plant, Marple made a clean sweep of his squad. In came Canadian forwards 	2003–04 Guildford Flames season
8212340	Ryan Vince from the ECHL's Dayton Bombers and Domenic Parlatore. Rounding out the club were three GB internationals: netminder Stevie Lyle, defenceman Neil Liddiard and forward Nick Cross from Basingstoke Bison. Schedule and results. British National League. Final Standings British National League play-offs. The top six league clubs competed in the playoffs in a double round-robin tournament played over three weeks after the end of the regular league season. The top four teams after the first round progressed into the semi-finals with the first-placed team playing the fourth and the second against the third, home 	2003–04 Guildford Flames season
8212341	and away, with the teams finishing first and second in the round-robin stage having a choice of the home date. The final was also played over home and away legs, the team finishing highest in the league receiving the choice of the home date. The playoff winner received the John Brady Bowl, named in memory of the former manager of Kirkcaldy ice rink who was influential in creating the league. Quarter-Final Standings Findus Cup. All British National League teams were eligible to compete in the qualifying round of the competition. After each team played each other home and 	2003–04 Guildford Flames season
8212342	away, the top four teams were drawn into the semi-finals, which were played over two legs. The final and third place playoff were one-game contests played at the Newcastle Arena. Qualifying Round Standings 2003–04 Guildford Flames season The 2003–04 season, was the Guildford Flames' twelfth year of ice hockey. The Guildford Flames competed in the British National League. Coach Stan Marple brought in six Slovaks who would help the Flames to their most successful British National League season for three years. Milos Melicherik, Rastislav Palov and Jozef Kohut were the forwards, with Marian Smerciak and Peter Michnac on 	2003–04 Guildford Flames season
8212343	Lynda Wilson Lynda Wilson Lynda D. Wilson (born 1958) is an American politician currently serving in the Washington State Senate representing the 17th legislative district. A member of the Republican Party, she previously served one term Washington State House of Representatives having defeated Democrat and current state representative Monica Stonier in 2014. In 2016, she left the State House to run for a Washington State Senate seat being vacated by Republican Don Benton against Democrat Tim Probst. Wilson represents herself as a strong conservative and has a lifetime rating of 89% from the American Conservative Union (ACU) where outgoing State Senator Don 	Lynda Wilson
8212344	Benton has an ACU rating of 79%. Lynda Wilson Lynda D. Wilson (born 1958) is an American politician currently serving in the Washington State Senate representing the 17th legislative district. A member of the Republican Party, she previously served one term Washington State House of Representatives having defeated Democrat and current state representative Monica Stonier in 2014. In 2016, she left the State House to run for a Washington State Senate seat being vacated by Republican Don Benton against Democrat Tim Probst. Wilson represents herself as a strong conservative and has a lifetime rating of 89% from the American Conservative 	Lynda Wilson
8212345	Valnice Milhomens Valnice Milhomens Valnice Milhomens Coelho (born 16 July 1947) is a Brazilian pastor, apostle, author, and televangelist, founder and president of Ministério Palavra da Fé and the Igreja Nacional do Senhor Jesus Cristo (Insejec), currently based in Brasilia. Biography. Converted to Protestantism to 15 years old. She attended the Seminary of Christian Educators, in Recife, receiving a bachelor's degree in Social Work and Religious Education. In January 1971, she was sent as the first missionary of the Brazilian Baptist Convention to Africa, from 13 years as a missionary in Mozambique and two years in South Africa, after returned to 	Valnice Milhomens
8212346	Brazil claiming to have a specific command of God in 1986: I have a ministry for you in Brazil. Train me an army!" On 5 December 1987, was founded in Recife city, the Ministério Palavra da Fé (Ministry Word of Faith), an interdenominational organization chaired by her. Valnice was the first woman evangelical leader to use television as an instrument of evangelization. In 1989, after a series of seminars held in São Paulo, a pastor and businessman made his proposal to put the filming of seminars on TV for three months. So went on television on 24 June 1989, with  the program "A Palavra da Fé". She was ordained pastor on 30 April 1993, by a group of pastors. She traveled to Bogota, Colombia in 1999, there she met the Pastor César Castellanos and adopted the cellular model in the Government of 12. In June 1999 brought to Brazil the couple César and Claudia Castellanos, for convention "Avivamento Celular – Desafios para o Século XXI" where more than 3,500 pastors of various denominations and all parts of the country, heard and many have adopted the Mobile Vision. At the time, César pastor anointed Valnice as part of its international team of  12. On 5 August 2001 was anointed "apostle" by Dr. Rony Chaves, apostle and prophet of Costa Rica, at a conference held in São Paulo, in the Comunhão Cristã – Igreja Apostólica. The INSEJEC has work in Mozambique, Angola, Portugal, Switzerland, Spain, Germany, France, Middle East, and Japan. On 6 November 2009 she received the title of Honorary Citizen of Brasilia, in a formal ceremony by the Legislative Chamber of the Federal District, held in the Temple Headquarters INSEJEC in Vicente Pires, Brasilia. Valnice is the author of several books, as "Personalidades Restauradas". It is single, as he opted to celibacy . She currently resides in Brasilia. She acted in Elections 2010 and 2014, supporting the presidential candidate Marina Silva. In July 2013, Valnice, along with several pastors and evangelical leaders met with President Dilma Rousseff in Brasilia. In May 2014, she participated in the caravan of Christian band Diante do Trono, that occurred in the city of Jerusalem, in Israel, where there was the recording of the seventeenth band album, entitled "Tetelestai". She is also known for her prophecies. In one of them she said Jesus would come back in 2007. Valnice Milhomens Valnice Milhomens Coelho (born 16 July 1947) is