The provided documentation details results from the 1996 South Atlantics Regional Figure Skating Championships across several disciplines – Novice Open Dance, Senior Pairs, Junior Pairs, and Juvenile Dance – alongside a historical record of NBA games broadcast on ABC television from 1967 to 1972. Additionally, a snippet of code relating to the handling of deprecated ATL attributes in a Chromium project is included, as is a discussion regarding the querying of the IRibbonExtensibility interface in Excel. These disparate sources offer limited overlap, making a cohesive, lengthy article challenging.
Figure Skating Championships – 1996 South Atlantics Regional
The 1996 South Atlantics Regional Figure Skating Championships encompassed several categories, with results recorded at various stages of competition. The documentation provides standings after compulsory dances, short programs, and initial/final rounds.
Novice Open Dance
Standings are provided after the 3rd compulsory dance, the 2nd compulsory dance, and the 1st compulsory dance. Mollie Klurfeld and Martin Sivorinovsky led after all three dances, achieving a factored score of 3.0. Rebekah-Harlow Breen and Noah Iain Breen consistently placed second, with a factored score of 6.0. The accountant referee for this event was Teresita Ventresca of Philadelphia, PA, with Jim Millns of Tarpon Springs, FL, also serving as referee.
Senior Pairs
The standings for the short program in the Senior Pairs category are detailed. Nicole Bateson-Rock and Jeff Tilley secured first place with a score of 0.5, followed by Jason Corley and Lauren Weldon with a score of 1.0. Judges included Dr. Lori Dunn, Ann Greenthal, Grace Moore, Helen Oak, Roberta Parkinson, Marie Pearce, and Robert Rosenbluth. Teresita Ventresca served as the accountant referee, and Wendy Weston Enzmann of Woburn, MA, was also a referee.
Junior Pairs
The short program standings for Junior Pairs are also documented. Brent Bommentre and Lindsey Distefano placed third with a score of 3.0, while Rachel Kapelner and Patrick Eby placed fourth with a score of 4.0. The judging panel mirrored that of the Senior Pairs event. Julian Krane of Everett, MA, and Jim Millns of Tarpon Springs, FL, served as referees.
Juvenile Dance
Results are available for both the 2nd Initial Round Dance and the 1st Final Round Dance in the Juvenile Dance category. Allison Seitchik and Brent Bommentre led after the 2nd Initial Round Dance with a score of 1.0. Andrea Gottesman and Christopher J. Obzansky placed second with a score of 2.0. In the 1st Final Round Dance, Andrea Gottesman and Christopher J. Obzansky achieved first place with a score of 3/1. Judges for this event included Holly Cole, Ann Greenthal, Susan Keogh, Gerald Miele, and Judith Reiner. Julian Krane and Jim Millns again served as referees.
NBA Broadcast History on ABC (1967-1972)
The documentation provides a partial record of NBA games broadcast on ABC television between 1967 and 1972. This includes both regular season and playoff games.
Regular Season Broadcasts
Numerous regular season games are listed, spanning the years 1967-1972. Examples include games between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Cincinnati Royals (January 7, 1968), the New York Knicks and the Detroit Pistons (January 21, 1968), and the Los Angeles Lakers and the Phoenix Suns (December 25, 1968). The documentation also notes that ABC broadcast a Christmas Day game each year from 1967 to 1972, with various broadcast teams including Jerry Gross, Jack Twyman, Chris Schenkel, and Keith Jackson.
Playoff Broadcasts
Playoff games are also documented, with specific dates and matchups. For example, games between the Detroit Pistons and the Boston Celtics (March 24, 1968) and the New York Knicks and the Philadelphia 76ers (March 31, 1968) are listed. The documentation details broadcast teams for these games as well. Specific game details, such as round numbers (g1, g2, etc.) and broadcast times, are provided.
Broadcast Personnel
Several broadcast personnel are named throughout the documentation. Chris Schenkel and Jack Twyman frequently served as the play-by-play and analyst team, respectively. Jerry Gross, Keith Jackson, Bill Flemming, and Chuck Howard are also mentioned as having broadcast NBA games on ABC during this period. Bill Russell served as an analyst in 1971 and 1972.
Chromium Project – ATL Attribute Deprecation
A snippet of code and associated commentary relates to a Chromium project and the deprecation of ATL attributes. The documentation indicates that the use of ATL attributes in midi_robuffer.h triggers a warning (C4467) in Visual Studio 2015 Update 3. The fix implemented involves adding the flag /wd4467 to the compiler flags in the BUILD.gn file. This suppresses the warning. The bug numbers associated with this fix are 627216 and 637456.
Excel and IRibbonExtensibility Interface
A forum post details an issue with Excel querying the IRibbonExtensibility interface. The user confirms that Excel successfully queries the interface and suggests that it is held for later use. The user provides a snippet of their ATL class definition, including the declaration of the IRibbonExtensibility interface. The post seeks clarification on potential prerequisites for calling the GetCustomUI method.
Conclusion
The provided source material presents a diverse collection of information, ranging from figure skating competition results to NBA broadcast history and technical details regarding software development. The figure skating data offers a snapshot of the 1996 South Atlantics Regional Championships, detailing standings across multiple disciplines. The NBA data provides a historical record of games broadcast on ABC from 1967 to 1972, including broadcast personnel. The remaining documentation concerns a specific software issue and a query regarding Excel’s ribbon extensibility interface. The disparate nature of these sources limits the ability to create a unified, comprehensive article exceeding 2000 words.