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Guide to Seeing the Northern Lights in Tromso, Norway
See the Northern Lights in Tromsø, Norway
Welcome to the definitive guide to seeing the northern lights in the beautiful and uplifting Paris of the North - Tromsø, Norway. Discover everything you need to know for your trip of a lifetime including what time of year is best to catch the aurora, what clothes to take, how the moon phases will dictate when to go, how much money you'll need and how to get there.
The northern lights are visible in much of northern Scandinavia - Sweden, Finland and Norway, and Tromsø is by far the most popular - for a variety of very good reasons.Tromsø in northern Norway is one of the easiest places to get to to see the northern lights and it's smack bang in the middle of the aurora belt. That's why I chose Tromsø as the place to visit to see the aurora and why I would highly recommend it to anyone else who wants to see them.
Tromso's Amazing Aurora Borealis
The Low Down on Tromsø, Norway
If you're considering visiting Tromsø to see the Northern Lights, then there are many considerations to take into account. Luckily, they are all explained right here! This is what you'll find out about if you keep reading.
- Where the best places to see the aurora borealis are
- What times of year are best to catch the northern lights
- The Science of the Aurora Borealis
- How to get to Tromsø, Norway
- Where to stay in Tromsø
- The weather in Tromsø
- What clothes to take
- What else there is to do in Tromsø
- How far your money will go in Norway
- Links to some very useful websites
Tromsø, Norway is in the Aurora Belt
The aurora belt follows the circle of the magnetic north pole. You are more likely to see the northern lights in one of these locations than anywhere else in the northern hemisphere.
Tromsø is located in the arctic circle and is often referred to as the gateway to the arctic because it's where most polar expeditions start from. The best months to see the northern lights in Tromsø are October, February and March.
I went at the very beginning of March making sure to avoid the full moon. Ideally you want to plan your trip as close to a new moon as you can so that the night sky is as dark as possible. Click here to check out the lunar cycle for any given month in any year. Lunar cycles.
The best times of day to catch the aurora are between 10pm - 2am, so make sure you are outside with your head up at this time of day!
Getting to Tromsø
From the UK
Getting to Tromsø from the UK is easier than ever now that Norwegian Airlines fly directly from London, Stansted to Tromsø, but only at particular times of the year. At other times, you can fly to Oslo Gardemoen, and then catch a connecting flight to Tromso.
If you're thinking of flying with Ryan Air be aware that they fly to Oslo Torp airport which is about 100km from the main Oslo airport (Gardemoen) and you would need to get between the airports to fly on to Tromsø.
From other Countries
SAS - If you're coming from Australia, America, Canada, Spain, France, India, Hong Kong, Japan or the Far East then you will more than likely be taking an SAS flight to Oslo Gardemoen and then hopping on a connecting flight with Wideroe to Tromsø.
Wideroe (Norwegian internal flights)
There are other options such as flying into Oslo Gardemoen then getting on a train or bus to Tromsø. Both are quite expensive and it is a lot quicker and cheaper to fly within Norway.
Tromsø on the Map
Tromsø in Winter
Surprisingly, winter in Tromsø is not especially cold. The record low temperature in Tromsø is minus 18 degres Celsius, whilst the average January temperature is minus 4 degres Celsius. The relatively mild winter is perfect for outdoor activities. When I went in March there was still tons of snow and aside from star gazing we had lots of fun in the day cross country skiing and dog sledding across the unspoilt and picturesque country side.
Cross Country Skiing
Tromsø has a fantastic network of cross country skiing routes across the town and the locals use them to get about as well as to have some family fun. On Sundays the routes are filled with families skiing together. Many of the four year olds put my own skiing abilities to shame. While you are there you can hire cross country skis (ask at the tourist information center) or if you decide to stay at the B&B I stayed at (Anemone), the owner is more than happy to lend you some of his skis for a small hire fee.
Dog Sledding
The dog sledding tours are something I would really recommend you try. Sledding across the open countryside was one of the best experiences of my life! It's well worth taking the option to drive your own sled and dogs rather than sitting on the back while someone else does the driving. It didn't take long to master the technique (about 10 minutes) and there was such a sense of exhilleration while I was flying along the crisp white snow with the dogs.
Clothes for the Arctic
I would recommend packing the following:
- Thermal vests and leggings
- A waterproof jacket
- Clothes that you can layer up
- Some good waterproof ski boots
- Hat, scarf & gloves
One thing that's quite strange is that the snow on the ground is not wet. There were several times I ended up, up to my waist in snow and once you manage to climb out, after a really good giggle, you're not wet at all.
What Makes the Color of the Aurora?
The composition and density of the atmosphere and the altitude of the aurora determine the possible light emissions.
Oxygen atoms, for example, strongly emit photons in two typical colors: green and red. The red is a brownish red that is at the limit of what the human eye can see, and although the red auroral emission is often very bright, we can barely see it.
Photographic film has a different sensitivity to colors than the eye, therefore you often see more red aurora on photos than with the unaided eye. Since there is more atomic oxygen at high altitudes, the red aurora tends to be on top of the regular green aurora. The colors that we see are a mixture of all the auroral emissions. Just like the white sunlight is a mixture of the colors of the rainbow, the aurora is a mixture of colors. The overall impression is a greenish-whitish glow. Very intense aurora gets a purple edge at the bottom. The purple is a mixture of blue and red emissions from nitrogen molecules.
Solar Maximum & Minimum
Solar weather rotates on an approxiamtely 11 year cycle and 2012 is due to be the next solar maximum. This when sunspot activity and coronal flares are at their peak. Since the northern lights are created by particles thrown off of the suns surface the aurora will be more plentiful at the solar maximum but they can still be seen at other times. I went in 2007 which was the solar minimum and I still got a great display!
Photographing the Aurora
I am not a photographer so I don't know the ins and outs of how to capture the aurora on film. I know I didn't manage to get any good photos of the aurora I saw. Here's a link which explains how to do it.
How Much Does Norway Cost?
Norway is pretty expensive, but I wouldn't let that put you off - it is an amazing place and well worth the expense. A burger king for two cost me around £15 - $23 USD (we had planned on a nice meal but couldn't afford it!), a glass of wine is around £8 (needless to say I didn't drink any alcohol during my stay), two days basic food shopping was £45 - $70. I would say you need a minimum of 450 Norweigan Kroner per person per day just for bus fares, taxi fares, refreshments and basic meals.
450 NK = £45 or $70 USD
On top of that you obviously have your accommodation costs, flights and any activities you want to do.
Here's the currency converter so that you can work out how much your stay in Norway will cost you.
When Are You Planning Your Trip to See the Aurora Borealis?
My Journey to Tromsø, Norway
Seeing the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights was one of my lifetime ambitions and two years ago it was a dream that was finally realised.
I took my daughter to Tromsø, Norway, which is one of the best places in the world to see the northern lights.
The 5 day trip to Tromsø was more magical and spectacular than I could ever have hoped for.
It's a trip I know I will do again and again. Once you've seen the aurora you will be caught in their spell just like I have been.
It's very hard to impart the strange awe and wonder that the Aurora Borealis inspire in oneself - it's a magical display that is far beyond words. Watch the video below to get a really good idea of what they look like.
Don't Miss This Amazing Aurora Video
Tromsø Norway - Essential Info
- NorwayLights - Northern Lights (Aurora) Forecast
- Tromsö | where your Arctic adventure begins
Official Travel guide to Tromsø. Tourist Information. Here you can find information about accommodation, activities, events, car hire, boat hire, Northern Lights, Midnight Sun. Arctic experiences in Tromsø, Lyngen, Sommarøy, Senja, Kvænangen, Målselv
And finally....
Whenever you're planning to visit Tromsø Norway and catch a glimpse of the aurora borealis, I wish you luck and a magical trip!
This is a very informative article. I would refer back to it when I get around to planning a trip.
great! I just have to say that sadley I could not watch the amazing aurora video becouse i come from germany, and video is with music and german GEMA (music rights) are acctualy prohibiting it to be shown... I know it is augfull, it is very augfull censorship, but, hey, what about putting another video of amazing aurora withaout the music background for all of us (82 millions) from germany to see it? great site btw. thanx for all informations!
Hi Susana!
Well done! Very rich informations and experience!
I have so many questions that I don't know where I can start! If you are keen to answer I'll be delighted!
- Is possible to try to see the lights without a guide?
- Are there camping areas in Troms?
- I'm planning around december/ january this year, do you think is it good attempt?
- Can I find some hostel worthwhile (not so expensive) in Troms?
- Are the fares of bus, taxi, gear rental too expensive?
I'm thinking to take Ryanair from Dublin to Oslo and then some bus until the next airport...I'll remain looking for more informations to see which route is better :)
Since now, thanks for all!
Positive vibrations,
Hey Susana,
Thanks for such a detailed and informative article! I intend to make a trip with my mates sometime in mid-november this year. Do you think its a good time to see the lights in november?
Great article, Susana. Thank you. I am looking into a dog sled trip to see the northern lights next March, but the closest I could find to Tromso is based out of Kiruna, going through the Lapland, including Abisko. That location is inside the thin green circle on your map, but outside the thick green belt. Do you think a trip in that area is not in an ideal place to see the northern lights? Obviously I want to maximize my chances, but still have fun on a multi-day dog sled trip. Thanks for any thoughts!
My wife and I have definitely decided to visit Tromso in October but are not sure about the amount of cloud at that time.
Its really very informative and useful article. Me planning a trip to experience northen lights next month. Keep up the good work.
We're heading to Tromso in 2 weeks and looking forward for this amazing experience. Thanks for sharing your experience!! :D
Great Blog. My trip is booked for early Feb - you have got me excited!
This was really helpful.im planning to go soon and thanks for sharing a lots of tips here.
I love your hub you have put so much work into it
Had to comment event though I see the article is older. It was nice to read and very interesting. Little off topic for me to comment on this, but I especially loved this line "A burger king for two cost me around £15 - $23 USD". Makes sense, but never would have thought about something like that.
Is it risky to hope to see the lights in late Dec this year. most people seem to be saying Feb/March...I would have to re book my trip though!
Very interesting read!
Hi Susana S.
I love Aurora Borealis! Thank you for the great and detailed information! One day I have to go to Norway!
On my wish list:)
Thank you for all the great info! Booked flights a couple of days ago and trying to piece together the trip now. It's been an ambition to go there and try to see the lights. I can't believe I'll be there in 6 weeks, so excited. Thanks for making it sound every bit as good as I have imagined it to be.
Inspiring stuff! There's a great microsite that Visit Norway has put together where you can create an animated digital drawing of the lights over Tromso. It's called My Northern Lights. I thought you might enjoy it...
Hi, your info is so helpful and informative,we are going in mid december,we want to go dog sledding,is it best to book before you go or when you get there cheers Rob.
I just looked up that flight you mentioned from London Stansted to Tromso and it doesn't seem to be on the website. There's one from Gatwick but it stops in Oslo. I'm just wondering if it only foes at certain times of year? I want to see the lights at the end of February.
Great article by the way! Most informative and objective one I've come across so far.
So 2012 is the solar maximum, but 2010 (this year) must still be pretty good just two years away from it right?
Is it likely I'd be able to see it every night if I went this Autumn/Fall?
good advice, looking forward to experience Tromso.
Love this hub! Reminds me of the three years and change I spent in Fairbanks, Alaska. Did a lot of winter walking while in grad school, and when I was lucky enough to see the lights, they were always extraordinary. Almost impossible to describe unless you've seen them first hand. Thanks for sharing!
very nice hub, for some great 360 panoramas from Tromso check this site http://www.virtualtromso.no
This is an interesting article. thangs for sharing.
great info, cheers! I've recently fallen in love with the lights and built my own hub :) https://hubpages.com/travel/See-The-Northern-Light
Cool idea for a hub! Love the pics.
Something I'd love to see someday.
Beautiful pictures, a lovely journey, and a place close to my heart as my grandparents were from Norway. Wonderful detail.
Awesome hub - I grew up in Alaska and the northern lights were out all winter. I miss them so much!
great info, thanks
enjoying your hubs!
Good hub! lots of tips. Thanks!
You got me sold! I definitely want to go there. This place is going on my Bucket List for sure!


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What's disappointing about the majority of West—most its songs addressing the loss of a lover and the passing of Lucinda's mother—is the scarcity of such confidential details. If the poisoned well of bad love has soused some of her most brutally detailed observations (see crushers like Essence's "Reason to Cry" or World Without Tears's "Overtime," for starters), confronting mortality seems to have thrown Williams into wandering, formless meditations. After the opener, she moseys through a few innocuous tunes before regaining familiar footing in "Fancy Funeral," but that song's eye for detail—carefully named flowers and a long black limousine costing "three or four months' salary"—is absent amid the squall of "Unsuffer Me" or the petulant wrath of "Come On" (which ends every chorus with the sing-it-with-me-girls zinger "you didn't even make me . . . come on!"). Worse is "What If," wherein Lucinda imagines a world where "cats walked on water and birds had bank accounts" and thus makes anyone who once declared her "America's Best Songwriter" (
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My interview with Kelli Owen – author of "The Neighborhood"
This year I've had the fortune of discovering the writing of Kelli Owen. In my review of her debut novel "Six Days" I called it "a claustrophobic cocktail of unease and uncertainty" that I found to be "refreshing in a very Chianti and fava beans sort of way." Recently, I had the chance to review her new novella, "The Neighborhood", and found even more to like. In that review, I said:
The comfortable and effortless style Owen imbues in her prose, her ability to make the ordinary both familiar and frightening, and the sensibility she brings to her storytelling are all reminiscent of "It" and Stephen King at his best. The ability to instantly connect me to a new world in a single sentence that first made me a King fan then, is the same thing that's made me a Kelli Owen fan today.
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The Word Zombie: I'm working on the "I Am" challenge you posted on your blog last week. The challenge is to write 5 pages about yourself, with each sentence starting with "I". It's very enlightening, and a bit more difficult than I anticipated. You wrote that you had completed yours. Can you share a few choice bits with us – give us a little insight in to Kelli Owen?
Kelli Owen: It was tougher than you expected, wasn't it? Sure it starts easy enough—I'm short. I come from the bloodline of an exiled Bohemian gypsy. I once worked for Miss Cleo.—but when you run out of what you know, or what you share with others, it turns on you. Which is the point…
Mine included (not necessarily in order or even near each other in the exercise):
I have asked the moon for advice and let fortune cookies decide my fate.
I believe in nature, the unknown, and tomorrow.
I have forgiven more than I've forgotten.
The Word Zombie: Horror is sometimes given a short shrift by the "literary set". I think that mindset comes from an unwillingness to look at story and characters first, then genre second. What drew you to the horror genre, and what keeps you coming back to write more of it?
Kelli Owen: I'd first like to comment on the beginning of this question—I think the mindset comes not from genre but from experience and assumption. Most people that don't like horror will tell you either a. "Oh I didn't like "Fill-in-title-here" and they think all horror is like that. Or b. "I don't like scary things" lumping all stories, topics, etc. together rather than learning that "scary" is awfully hard to define across the board. And "scary" can often be no more than "uncomfortable." There are many books in other genres with "scary" moments, so I find presuming the fear-factor and/or all-horror-is-the-same is not only a shame, but prevents the person from discovering either a writer or a sub-genre they may really like.
That said, I'm a dark twisted little girl. In my pre-teens, while most girls were reading Judy Bloom, I was reading Edgar Allan Poe. While they were ordering horses and butterflies from the Scholastic (et. al) bookclubs, I was begging mom for the ghosts, monsters and haunted houses—or as one teacher put it, "the boy books." Lately, I've actually started stories out without a horror element, but my muse tends to go back there eventually. Every time. I'm an optimist, but my muse is a horrible pessimist. My imagination sees something on the street and twists it to ask "what if?"
The Word Zombie: I compared you to Stephen King in my review of "The Neighborhood". Your style is very comfortable and you find a way to make the ordinary both frightening and yet still recognizable. How would you describe your writing voice?
Kelli Owen: I actually write much like I think, though not necessarily how I speak unless I'm telling a story. I tend to give more details to the things that will affect the reader (the shadows, the blood trail, the taste of fear at the back of your throat) and be general with the things that would differentiate the character from the reader to try and let them fill in the blanks to find themselves or someone they know in the story. I write very tersely. I like small sentences for action and emphasis. I've actually been told that I write like Wrath James White and Jack Ketchum had a love-child and let Geoff Cooper babysit it. I'm okay with that comparison, though I think the Wrath element is more topic matter and less style.
The Word Zombie: When you write, either short story or novel, do you begin with the end in mind, or do you find out where the characters are going along with the reader?
Kelli Owen: I always know the end—usually before the beginning. Then I find the beginning. I know basics of the characters that will be traveling the path. How I get from the beginning to the end depends entirely on the characters as they come to life. The characters becoming real and my muse purely channeling them is my favorite part of the writing process.
The Word Zombie: "The Neighborhood" reminded me of "It" in many ways, and in my review I said it contained the seeds of a great novel. Do you agree with that assessment? Do you think you will revisit the town of Neillsville and its inhabitants again in greater detail?
Kelli Owen: I know that characters from The Neighborhood will be seen again, as I tend to pull characters and events from other stories into current ones. My universe crosses over itself several times. But the town itself? You're not the first to ask, and I'll answer the same way: I hadn't thought of it until asked. There are other stories to tell there, they just aren't cemented in the playbook yet.
The Word Zombie: You have a great quote on your blog from Anne Rice – "To write something, you have to risk making a fool of yourself." Is it hard for you to put yourself out there on the page? To open yourself and your creative output up to both compliment and/or criticism?
Kelli Owen: Not anymore. Once upon a time it was very difficult. They say "you have to grow a thick skin" in this business and it's true. Why? Because they don't say "you have to grow confident in your work." Which is good, because I may never be confident in what I'm putting out there, but I am willing to put it out there and see what happens. With age, I've found I actually prefer to have someone question a character's motives or dislike some twist (with explanation of course) than to tell me it's all shiny and wonderful and perfect. Shiny is nice, but it doesn't help me improve, and I'd like to think even if I never have confidence in what I'm doing at the time, I'll always be confident it's better than the last thing I did.
The Word Zombie: Your first novel "Six Days" was part of the inaugural Maelstrom release from Brian Keene through Thunderstorm Books (Readers can find my review of it here). How did you get involved with Brian and the Maelstrom release?
Kelli Owen: Actually, there's a word for that: Serendipity. Six Days was actually under contract at another publishing house, but after schedule and economic issues pushed the release date past the contract, I got the rights back on a Tuesday. Wednesday, Brian called to ask if I knew anyone that had a finished novel because he was working on this idea (Maelstrom). I laughed and said, "Yeah, me." Long story short, Six Days found a new publisher the second Paul Goblirsch read it.
The Word Zombie: Like so many writers, you hold down a full-time day job to pay the bills. What advice do you have for those, like you, who write as a passion and work for a living?
Kelli Owen: If you want to keep a day job and just dabble here and there, it's a hobby, not a career. If you're a writer then it's with the mindset to become a professional, fulltime writer. I am a writer. My advice to those that want a career: have a plan.
To the outside observer, it may seem like I'm just doing what everyone does in this field, but it's all very coordinated. It always has been. I've had the writing portion of my career mapped out since I pulled up my big-girl pants, grew thick skin, and took this serious for the second time in my adult life. I have plans, short term and long term. As of right now, I have 3,567 days to hit the short-term goal: houseboat. In order to quit the day job and move onto a houseboat to write fulltime (after the youngest graduates high school), I have to have achieved a certain portion of my goals. I have a countdown clock on my computer that reminds me how many days I have left—and it kicks me in the mental buttocks to get in gear when I'm being lazy.
The Word Zombie: Stephen King once said – "If you don't have time to read, then you don't have the time (or the tools) to write. Simple as that." What do you like to read in your spare time and what do you have on your "to read" pile at the moment?
Kelli Owen: Lately I've been cruising iBooks free selection on a nonfiction kick. A lot of philosophy, historical, scientific, essays, and of course, there's always the search for the next gypsy research book. Fiction-wise, my current queue includes Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (great book – readers can find my review of it here – TWZ), Deep as the Marrow by F. Paul Wilson, and God's Debris by Scott Adams. Depending on what I'm working on, or thinking about, or see a tidbit of in the news, my TBR pile can get quite eclectic.
The Word Zombie: What can we expect to see next from Kelli Owen?
Kelli Owen: Next, I'm going to make this elephant disappear! Sorry, I've been serious for far too long in this thing—needed to throw my whimsy out there. Coming up yet this year (details soon) I have a short story in a Flying Spaghetti Monster anthology endorsed by Bobby Henderson himself. Next year I have my first collection, Black Bubbles. I can't give many details yet, but I can say that there is interior art from my 8-year-old stepson, and cover art from GAK. Also in 2012, my second novel, White Picket Prisons, will be released—again, can't give much for details yet. But I tease and taunt and will eventually spill all the proverbial beans on my website…
The Word Zombie: What's the one terribly insightful and hard hitting question I should have asked you, but didn't? How would you answer said question?
Kelli Owen: Where do you get your ideas?
Did something happen to you as a child that made you this way?
What's it like to be a woman in the horror genre?
Every writer starts out dreaming of hitting it big and being a best selling author. Is there anything about the reality of that dream that frightens you?
Why yes, Daimion, there is! The Change. It's like menopause for writers. The hot flashes are referred to as White Rabbits. The sleepless nights are actually restraining orders. And the dead libido is seclusion. Stephen King doesn't do cons, JK Rowling can't go in public, and Brian Keene is paranoid and untrusting of almost everyone. I don't want to become like that. I'm a people person. I love hearing what people did or didn't like. I love hearing who else they're reading. I love the interaction, whether it's about my works or just books in general. And I cannot imagine a time where I would be afraid to go in public, would shut down my social networking to anything other than friends and boring blogs about writing news and nothing else, or fear strangers on the street and checking my mail. Sure I want to hit the lotto, but I'd like to remain me when I do. My fear is "is that possible?" Can I be the anomaly that isn't affected by menopause? I sure hope so.
The Word Zombie: One last question. Once the zombie apocalypse occurs – and I think we can all agree it's a matter of when, not if – will you be going it alone, or looking to join up with a ragtag group of survivors? Also, do you prefer long-range weapons (guns, flamethrowers) or melee weapons (classic baseball bat) when dealing with a zombie uprising?
Kelli Owen: We've actually already planned this event on the green couch, as science continues to play in areas they have no business even discussing, it is definitely a "when" not "if" situation.
There's a select group of people invited to hole up with us, all of which have pre-assigned duties during said apocalypse. I'm in charge of the kitchen with Dave, mostly because our friends enjoy seeing this with or without an apocalypse. Bob Ford is in charge of scavenging, thieving and recon. We have our firearms expert/sharpshooter, a medic, a tech-head, the built-in babysitter to keep children occupied and away from danger, etc. The neighborhood teenagers wanted sanctuary but were quizzed as to what they would bring to the party. If they answered incorrectly they were told they were not only banned, but could be shot, unless we decide to use them for either firewood or bait (One in particular, when asked "what is the first thing you'd do in a zombie apocalypse?" answered with "take a shower?"—firewood.) We all know our strengths and weaknesses, and therefore understand the group dynamic is the best chance of survival. Plus, I can't kill a friend/family member if they become a zombie, so I need someone else to do that for me (unless I'm alone, in which case I will gladly put a smiley face of lead on their forehead).
Which leads directly into my weapon of choice. I'll take a gun any day—kill 'em before they're close enough to cause problems. A pistol rather than rifle is preferable. I've always hated scopes because of my glasses, so I hate long-range. And I'm deadly with my Springfield XD. If they're too close for a clean headshot that won't spatter me in infectious zombie bits and brains, then I'm going to have to go with "the club"—the heavy fiberglass handle of an old ax I have—that will easily smash the hell out of zombie brains.
My thanks to Kelli for taking time to chat with me. "The Neighborhood" is available in a limited edition from Thunderstorm Books. You can find Kelli online here, on Twitter here, and on Facebook here.
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About nine years ago, the books-page editor of a Wellington newspaper asked me to do one of those dreadful "round-ups" of a new series of books that were being published. The series was called "Books That Shook the World" [also published as "Books That Changed the World"] and each was intended to be a simple, non-technical account of major books in world history, which had exerted a huge influence on people. Each was written either by a well-known controversialist or (in the case of slightly more unfamiliar titles) by a respected academic. Some of the authors combined both roles.Share
I was sent the first five titles in the series.
Given that - as is the way with silly "round-ups" - I was allocated all of about 50 words to cover each book, I was sorely tempted to cheat (as most writers of "round-ups" habitually do), read the blurbs, briefly squizz the text, and file my verdict. Instead, I became absorbed in each book and read them all conscientiously from beginning to end. I noticed that most came in at somewhere between 150 and 200 pages of text, and the tone was pitched at the non-specialist average intelligent layperson.
They were a mixed bag. Simon Blackburn's introduction to Plato's Republic was highly uncritical and rather soft on Plato's more exclusivist ideas, but it did the business in setting the book's cultural and historical context. Bruce Lawrence's take on The Qur'an inevitably had to explain much arcane material that would be unfamiliar to any non-Muslim. The late weary loudmouth Christopher Hitchens turned his account of Thomas Paine's Rights of Man into a polemic on his favourite themes of secularism and free speech. The worst of the bunch was the journalist Francis Wheen's glib introduction to Marx's Das Kapital. Not only was it very brief (about 120 pages) but it fudged much of what could have been said about Marx's economic theories and (as was the case with Wheen's earlier biography of Marx) was rather too anxious to separate Marx from the Marxist-Leninism that later develop. (Read more.)
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The only thing worse then spending too much money on a wedding is spending it when there is no wedding. SInce most wedding deposits are non-refundable, usually couples and their families are out of luck when plans fall apart and no one benefits from the thousands of dollars spent. That's why the generous decision one anonymous father of the bride recently made in California made headlines this week.
The man's daughter was supposed to get married this Saturday at a hotel in Oxnard, California, but the wedding was called off at the last minute. Since his $8,000 deposit for the catering was non-refundable, he decided to offer the less fortunate a chance to dine on the decadent dinner they'd planned for guests.
The bride's father called the Ventura County Rescue Mission and Lighthouse and asked if they could arrange for some of the local homeless to come and enjoy the festivities. "He said 'I'd hate for this to go to waste when there are so many people who are really hungry,'" John Saltee, the director of the rescue organization told local news outlets. "So he asked us, is there any way you can get 150 men, women and children from here to Mandalay Bay Embassy Suites?"
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Neil Jayakar graduates from ROTC leadership course
Neil P. Jayakar, son of Harshad R. and Pamela M. Jayakar and a 2011 graduate of Shelton High School, has graduated from the Army ROTC Leader Development and Assessment Course. The course is also known as Operation Warrior Forge at Fort Knox, Ky.
The 29 days of training provide a focus on military life, administration and logistical support. Although continued military training and leadership development is included in the curriculum, the primary focus of the course is to develop and evaluate each cadet's officer potential as a leader by exercising the cadet's intelligence, common sense, ingenuity and physical stamina.
The cadet command assesses each cadet's performance and progress in officer traits, qualities and professionalism while attending the course.
Cadets in their junior and senior year of college must complete the leadership development course. Upon successful completion of the course, the ROTC program, and graduation from college, cadets are commissioned as second lieutenants in the U.S. Army, National Guard or reserve.


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How to Negotiate: Be Prepared to Walk Away
If you want to bring all you have to any negotiation, you must be prepared to walk away from the deal. Let them catch a whiff of your desperation, and you quickly lose your edge in the negotiation process.
Conducting due diligence includes many things, from researching the personality of your counterpart (as I discuss in Part 2), to gathering information about the company you are dealing with. Part of that due diligence should also include your 'deal breaker' scenario, or, what factors would cause you to walk away from the deal.
In the current economy, it is harder to sell, partner, or draw people's interest in your business. Unfortunately, this means that people can act desperate. They come in with one good idea and no alternatives, which probably means they come in unwilling to walk away. This puts them at a major disadvantage and makes them appear desperate. It is just as necessary now, if not more so, to come up with alternative plans and proposals, or you will certainly find yourself in a more desperate situation.
If you have nagging doubts about a partnership or a deal, you need to listen to them. Are you prepared to walk away? Have you laid alternate plans?
[Negotiating topics from Caruso Leadership Institute's The Winning Hand training program.]


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A new hotshot lifeguard (Efron) butts heads with the infamous, badass, and universally loved, Mitch Buchannon (The Rock), head lifeguard of BAYWATCH in Miami. Although the bay seems like any other beach, mysterious activity arises at a local beach club, leading Mitch to believe his beloved Bay is in danger, and his team must come together to save it.
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Interpol president reported missing by wife after trip to China
Meng's wife says she has not heard from him since he left Lyon, France, where Interpol is headquartered, at the end of September. Meng was appointed head of Interpol in 2016. When Meng was named Interpol's president in November 2016, human rights groups expressed concern that Beijing might try to leverage his position to pursue dissidents overseas.
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Kavanaugh poised to win confirmation to the Supreme Court Saturday afternoon
The Senate has pushed Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court past a key procedural hurdle. Republican Sen. Susan Collins of ME, who voted to advance Kavanaugh, said she will announce her decision on confirmation later Friday.
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Utah toddler put $1,000 through shredder, parents say
Ben and Jackee Belnap had been saving money for over a year to pay for the season tickets for their local college football team. They finally hit their target last week - but when the couple went to dig out the envelope, were horrified to discover what had happened to it.
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President Trump Boasts 'Beautiful' Support for Brett Kavanaugh Ahead of Confirmation Vote
Last week, two women who said they were sexual assault victims confronted Senator Jeff Flake , the Arizona Republican, in a Senate elevator shortly before the Judiciary Committee was set to vote on advancing Kavanaugh's nomination. "Don't fall for it!" he said on Twitter . In Egypt Saturday, during her first solo trip overseas, First Lady Melania Trump told reporters that she has told him to put his phone down and stop tweeting and that she doesn't always agree with the president's ...
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Trump slams Dems' 'rage-fuelled resistance' to Kavanaugh
Then reviving a popular crowd-pleasing rally tricked, he dropped Franken's name by saying he wouldn't: "I don't want to mention Al Franken's name so I won't". Officials contrasted Lewis' request to campaign with Trump with Paulsen's efforts to keep his distance. This time he faces Democratic Sanger City Councilwoman Melissa Hurtado, who hopes to unseat him in a Trump backlash.
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Officers Shot in South Carolina
The Associated Press was informed by Florence City spokesman John Wukela that some officers were seriously hurt. One of the injured officers has died, Florence County Coroner Keith von Lutcken, told WBTW-TV. "We lost the bravest police officer we have known". The deputies had to be removed using a bulletproof vehicle. Chief Kirby said the suspect barricaded himself inside a house with children.


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WWE Monday Night Raw - April 9, 2018 - Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, LA
WWE SmackDown - April 10, 2018 – Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, LA
RAW vs. SMACKDOWN
Having both shows in the same venue is always tough for me to gauge on this one. Paige being announces GM of SmackDown Live got a nice pop even though I'm not a huge fan of the idea. Really, Raw had a good crowd. I loved the pop that Lashley got on his return even though it could've been a little better. They reacted to Paige's retirement announcement that everyone has known for months. And the "New Japan" chants for Sami & KO cracked me up.
WINNER: Raw
If you followed the live coverage of Raw, you'll see Tony get upset about the "company speak" where they say "the WWE Universe will sometimes boo who they normally cheer". They say that on Raw way too often about Reigns to not lose on this one. Awful. I know it is being fed to them, but man it sucks.
WINNER: SmackDown
Even though Bryan and AJ didn't end cleanly thanks to Shinsuke, it was still awesome. Carmella cashing in and winning was a risky move, but one that I liked. Orton comes out on top over Rusev & Bobby Roode for a US Championship match, and The Usos win over New Day for a tag title match.
Nia helps Ember Moon get her first win on the main roster in a tag match. No Way Jose gets a win over Jobber 1. The Revival (!) get a win to advance in the Tag Team Eliminator tournament to face Woken Hardy & Wyatt who got a win later in the night. The Authors of Pain get their debut win over Slater & Rhyno. Kevin & Sami have a fun match ending in a no contest, and Jeff Hardy joins Balor and Rollins to beat The Miztourage! Raw has the better line up for sure.
WINNER: Raw
With it being the shows after 'Mania it was all about debuts and surprise returns. Lasley comes back and beats down Elias, and Jeff Hardy is doing WWE things again after some time off. Also, Angle drops a killer TNA line on KO & Sami, Roman complains about Lesnar while getting boo'd a lot, Paige announces her retirement, Stephanie continues to be one of the best heels there is, and Matt Hardy along with Bray Wyatt is WONDERFUL!! Oh yeah, Braun explaining that him and Nicholas can no longer be tag champs because he is a fourth grader is also fantastic.
Paige debuts as the new SmackDown GM which I'll hit on in the storylines segment a little more. The Iconics debut to beat down Charlotte leading to Carmella becoming champ, and Shinsuke interferes in the Bryan/AJ match. Raw has more to chew on here, and they get the win with the all around better content.
WINNER: Raw
What happens next with Braun? He is the future of this company hands down. His move at WrestleMania is proof to me that they're tailoring him to be the next monster babyface.With him dropping the tag belts, thanks to his partner being a fourth grader, he should be in the running for the Universal Championship. But with Lashley in the running now and a potential Lesnar vs. Lashley blockbuster at SummerSlam, I think we may have to wait a bit longer for that one. Nia is the champ, and time will tell if that is the best move or not. The tag division got a boost in AOP coming up, The Revival returning, and Wyatt & Hardy running rampant. I have no clue what is going to happen with KO & Sami, but it'll be something fun I think. Ember Moon boosts their Asuka-less women's roster, and lets hope some sort of long awaited heel turn is waiting for Roman Reigns.
Going into AJ vs. Shinsuke, I was expecting a heel turn by one of them. It didn't matter which because AJ is a proven heel, and Shinsuke would be a killer one too. They went with Shinsuke which is a good move, and I think it will work out awesome against the likes of Bryan if they stay together on the superstar shake-up. Carmella is the champ! It was bound to happen, right? They wanted the surprise and they finally pull the trigger. I'm not the biggest Carmella fan, but she has clearly gotten better in every way and it is time to see if she can hold the top of the division. The Usos stay in the tag title picture which is fine. They needed a tag team to come up, but it didn't happen. So hopefully the superstar shake-up brings some fresh teams over. Orton will take on Jinder in what once was the WWE Championship feud, but now for the US Championship. Lets get to the weird stuff... Paige is the GM. Why? Did they really want her to be on tv that badly? I don't get it, but we should give it time. Overall, I'm looking forward to what the Raw roster can pull off right now. Granted, the superstar shake-up could just destroy everything I'm thinking.
WINNER: Raw
SmackDown still gets the W here.
WINNER: SmackDown
AJ vs. Bryan. Thats enough for me right there.
WINNER: SmackDown
POINT ADJUSTMENTS: Raw (+0 / -0) / SmackDown (+0 / -0)
THIS WEEK'S WINNER = Raw
This week may not mean a lot in the long run. With the superstar shake-up looming a lot of things may change. Why wasn't the superstar shake-up this week? Let guys and gals surprise us on different shows the week after 'Mania. That wasn't the case, and we'll see some changes next week. Nonetheless, the Raw brand takes home a 4-3 win this week.
That's my pick for the better show of the week, but how do YOU stand?
Which was better, Raw or SmackDown?
Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!


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- Main article: Books (Morrowind)
Aurane Frernis' Recipies is a book in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.
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A series of three notes (all with the same title) concerning alchemy written by Aurane Frernis. Any of them can be used for a House Hlaalu quest, "Alchemical Formulas."
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All three notes are found at Aurane Frernis: Apothecary in the Foreign Quarter Lower Waistworks of Vivec City's Foreign Quarter:
- Note 1: Inside a chest.
- Note 2: On a table.
- Note 3: On her person.
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Note 1[edit | edit source]
of Aurane Frernis
The most common potion, restore health, can be made from ingredients native to Vvardenfell. Any combination of marshmerrow, wickwheat, and resin will work. If properly prepared, there are no ill effects.
Another common potion is that of restore fatigue. This can be made from Scrib Jelly and scuttle. Using hound meat instead of jelly may make a stronger potion, but the hound meat often spoils and makes the potion effective but undrinkable. Customers often prefer potions that taste better to ones that are only slightly more effective.
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of Aurane Frernis
A potion to cure common diseases is another frequent request. These are quite simple to make here in Vvardenfell and often cheaper as grave dust is far more plentiful (and better preserved) by these fastidious Dunmer. Mix equal parts gravedust and green lichens. Heat over a low flame until the mixture turns brown.
Notes: Daedra skin is just as effective, but very expensive. Chokeweed can be used in an emergency.
Research notes on curing blight diseases:
So far the only mixtures I've found to be even partially effective is scrib jelly and ash salts. These ingredients are not too hard to find, but the ratio needs some adjustment and the potion is not fully effective.
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A simple potion to breathe water can be made from luminous russula, a shelf fungus found in the Bitter Coast, and hackle-lo leaves. Crush the mushrooms and leaves into a paste and add water slowly until the mixture is just barely liquid enough to drink.
Note: Try and find something to mix with this to make it taste better.
A simple levitate potion can be made from coda flowers and either Cliff Racer plumes or trama roots.
Note: Do NOT mix plumes with trama root.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- This item's name contains a misspelling of the word "recipes."
- Although most of the information is accurate, ingredients with the same effects are interchangeable and do not result in different potencies. Also, no harm can come from mixing racer plumes with trama root.


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A Review from the Wings
Bekah Muchmore Staff Writer Last week I was part of a show called, Edges: A Song Cycle, written by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul . This show seemed to be a hit with the audience and the cast loved getting laughs at jokes we had been hearing every night for the past month. Normally, reviews of shows come from someone sitting in the audience, but I got to work with these cast members and see all the hard work they put into this show. Watching each soloist express the characters…Read More


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ARC Project Investigators: Dennis Del Favero, Maurice Pagnucco, Caroline Wake, Susanne Thurow, Michael Scott-Mitchell, Lawrence Wallen, Kip Williams and Ben Schostakowski
ARC Project Title: Reformulating set design aesthetics via a dialogical model of interactivity
Project Funding: ARC LP170100471
The iDesign project transforms contemporary performance design through the application of novel forms of dialogical aesthetics. Leveraging the AVIE visualisation platform, it enables set design to be composed interactively by users, who can immersively model and evaluate sets in real-time at 1:1 scale using their full gestural range assisted by AI-supported databases. For instance, the research addresses the improvisational nature of design by allowing users to directly test their ideas in the modelling space through a range of tools, such as: audioscape filters, color/texture palettes, dramaturgical contextualisation, gaze calculation, gesture interpretation, lighting templates, a motion capture library, movement pathway- as well as projection parameters and screen locations.
iDesign thus addresses the deficiency in viability, contextualisation and iteration of traditional modelling paradigms that have been constrained by linear ideation, sequential mock-up procedures and after-the-fact evaluation. Specifically, the project digitally transforms the traditional scale model paradigm (i.e. Bauprobe) by streamlining production pipelines and reconfiguring the design process in ways that increase the economic efficiencies of set modelling. Its dialogical framework transforms set design from a linear aggregation of screen and manually captured data composed by segregated users into an embodied and evolving compositional process that is interactively produced and fine-tuned by users and AI systems.
While focused on performance design, the research also provides a direct benefit to set design for the art, events, film, installation, interior, music/opera sectors, as each involve similar design processes that can be enhanced through a collaborative and immersive full-body 3D modelling framework.
The iDesign project is financially supported under the Australian Research Council's Linkage funding scheme with Industry Partners Sydney Theatre Company and National Institute of Dramatic Art.
A proof-of-concept was previously supported through the University of New South Wales, entitled iBauprobe.
- Sydney Theatre Wharf Complex, Sydney, 2020/21
iBAUPROBE immersive theatre prototype from Andrew Yip on Vimeo.


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Your children from birth through Pre-K will be welcomed into our children's area during the service. Children from Kindergarten through 5th grade meet on the second level for Children's Worship. 6th graders and up are invited into our 10:30 AM Worship Service.


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What are the different types of Movie Ratings?
These are the details for each rating, as stated by the Ministry of Information and Culture.
|Universal - Suitable for all ages.
|Parental Guidance.
|Suitable for 12 years and over.
|Suitable for 15 years and over.
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Please note that it is against the law for underage people to enter Restricted Movies, even with their parents. You may be asked for identification to prove your age.
Will cinema staff ask for ID?
Yes, cinemas staff can ask for photo identification as proof of age. You will be refused entry to the movie if you cannot provide an identification document to verify your age.
What is the minimum age to pay for a ticket?
Children under 3 years old can enter the cinema for free. Please note: this does not entitle the child to a seat. 3D Glasses will need to be purchased as an extra.
Do your cinemas provide spaces for wheelchairs?
Our cinemas have allocated wheel chair seats in the screens. Please purchase a ticket at the ticket counter.
Can I see what subtitles are displaying on a movie?
Yes, the subtitles are listed on the movie information page.
Can I bring food from outside into the cinemas?
Food and beverages purchased outside the cinema are not permitted inside the cinema.
What is VOX MAX?
VOX MAX is our concept of MEGA SCREEN experience. It boasts biggest screen, biggest seats and biggest sound (Dolby Atmos).
How much do 3D glasses cost?
3D glasses cost 300 Baiza each. Your 3D glasses can be re-used.
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3D glasses can be collected from our staff at the ticket podiums or at the candy bar.
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Please log in as a VOX Member to redeem the available ticket offer. First select your session and then either login or sign up on the following login page. If you checkout as a guest, you will not be able to redeem the ticket offer.
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VOX Rewards is a free to join loyalty programme that allows you to earn points every time you visit the cinema to use on FREE movie tickets along with a number of other benefits. Click here for complete list of Frequently Asked Questions regarding VOX Rewards.
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The new year has brought huge change. I've taken a second job, bringing me up to four days a week of work. And so Tom is now at nursery three days a week and has also started nature club once a week. Mr Techno has just taken a new job, involving a restaurant opening, so is home less and stressed more. And in the midst of all this, Tom has dropped one of his naps (perversely he has dropped the afternoon one instead of the morning one that we were expecting).
Unsurprisingly, all this is having an impact on our outdoor time. Before, I was home with Tom four days a week. We tended to get out twice a day – a short trip after Tom's morning nap and a longer trip after his afternoon nap. Now…we still walk to nursery and back on the days he goes. Whatever the weather. But both of us are adapting to the longer working weeks, so we haven't been stopping off in the park for play on the way back – Tom is almost always asleep in the buggy.
We also get out every day when I am home. But because Tom is taking one very long nap in the mornings (9.30-12.30 most days), we tend to stay in until after lunch and just do one longer trip out in the afternoons. And because we have fewer days together and almost never see Mr Techno for a full day, we have been mostly sticking to our usual parks and the Marshes, rather than heading further afield.
I like the new job. It's interesting and I can see ways I can make a difference. But balancing two jobs is difficult. Especially since both involve running events. Just looking at my calendar for this year scares me.
I know we will find a new routine. It will come with time. But it has been a real learning curve the last few weeks and I find myself missing our easy, lazy days. Much as I don't want to wish my life away…is there someway to skip this transition phase and move right to the time when all this feels comfortable and everyday? Because I am more than ready to get there!


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Rafael Nadal has warned tennis chiefs that the sport faces future troubles if equipment evolution continues to make speed and power dominate skill and tactics.
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. On the eve of his opening match at the Miami Open, the 14-time Grand Slam singles champion said changes are needed to counteract taller and stronger players using modern racquet technology to make quick work of points and matches.The sport in general needs to improve in all aspects, Nadal said. The players today are taller than before. The racquets hit the ball harder than before. Same time, its true that nothing changed in our sport in terms of rules, how high is the net, everything.People get emotional when the points are intense, long. If every time we make that happen less often, its obvious our sport can be in trouble for the future.The 29-year-old Spanish left-hander said tennis must adapt for future generations to enjoy it as much as past ones have.Tennis has been tremendously successful for a long time. The sport is healthy. But its obvious at the same time we need to move, to predict the future, Nadal said. Nadal says Novak Djokovic deserves his current dominance Im not talking for my generation but for the next generation. The people like the drama, the rallies. I dont remember amazing matches that was only one serve and one shot.The matches that people remember most are matches that are slow matches with unbelievable points and the applause of the people or the emotions of the people are not only with one serve and one shot.Nadal said it is important for tennis to develop stars and rivalries, such as he has enjoyed with once-dominant Roger Federer and with Novak Djokovic, whose 11 career Grand Slam titles include four of the past five contested. Highlights of the semi-final clash at Indian Wells between Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal In my opinion, its not good if win a tournament every week a different player. People arrive at the tournament and nobody knows who are the favorites, Nadal said.Its difficult because the people need to support one player, so you need the stars. To create the stars you need players that have been there for a long time.At the same time its good to have a combination of styles, different players that fight for the important things and one or another can win. That has happened the last 10 or 12 years.Its obvious now its better for Novak. For last year and a half, two years, one is dominating. Maybe too much. But he deserves.Nadal, who has struggled with knee injuries for years, went without a Grand Slam title last year for the first time since 2004 but is not looking toward the end just yet.Im happy doing what Im doing. I enjoy playing my sport, he said. Its about love for the game, about passion for what Im doing and Im going to be here until Im unhappy doing what Im doing.Watch the Miami Open on Sky Sports 3 HD - your home of tennisBy purchasing a Sky Sports Day Pass for £6.99 or Sky Sports Week Pass for £10.99, you can enjoy access to all seven Sky Sports channels and watch on a TV with a NOW TV Box or on a range of devices. Also See: Federer withdraws from Miami Tennis on Sky
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. Former San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds made his longshot request of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco. A three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit upheld Bonds conviction in September.SCOUTED Name: Morgan Schneiderlin Age: 25 Position: Midfielder Game watched: Manchester United vs Southampton, Premier League game at Old Trafford on Sunday January 11th, 2015. Reason for watching: Third vs Fourth in the Premier League at a time when the transfer window is open. With many teams linked to Schneiderlin since the summer, it was a great opportunity to watch the central midfielder perform in a big game at an enormous ground. Tactical Team Shape – Southampton boss Ronald Koeman asked his team to play a 4-4-1-1 shape but the versatility came inside the midfield four. Behind them a normally organized defence, led by the impressive Jose Fonte, overcame a first half injury to Toby Alderweireld to again shine. In front of them, Koeman asked debutant Eljero Elia to roam across the field with Graziano Pelle up top on his own. Elia often stayed on the left, which meant they were a little lopsided, but to combat that, right back Nathaniel Clyne advanced more than left back Ryan Bertrand. The two full backs were superb in stopping crosses coming in and often had more room than normal as United were very narrow in attack and didnt get many wide men forward to help their full backs. A lot of this came down to how well Southampton played in midfield and their midfield four were the best unit for the visitors. They surprised Louis Van Gaal with a diamond shape meaning they didnt get too deep and could encourage, and often, start the press that worked so effectively to stop United passing it out with their back three. Not surprisingly, Schneiderlin was at the base of the midfield, when in possession, but regularly in defence, he was joined in a fierce line of three by Victor Wanyama and Steven Davis, allowing James Ward-Prowse room just in front to be a key outlet for any transition. Defending – It was a sensational away performance by Southampton, led by the controlled Schneiderlin in midfield. United tried many different avenues in attack, moved players from different positions but couldnt unlock the tightest defence in the league. The French midfielders impact on all of that was enormous. When you visit Old Trafford, you need supreme discipline in midfield. Schneiderlin had this and led by example, helping his team to do the same. He glides through a match and is regularly in the right position at the right time. The Saints defended very deep and offered the wings to United, something that in the past would have been dangerous but this United team didnt have numbers out wide or effective crossers. When one did come in, it often found Schneiderlin who positioned himself in front of the back four as a key member of the midfield line of three in front of the back four. Attacking – Southampton have not climbed to third in the table simply because they are good without the ball and Schneiderlin plays a key part in their attacks. Koemans men are very good in transitions because the players understand where they need to be. Schneiderlin reads the game superbly and rarely plays a pass into feet in a vulnerable scenario. There is a trust from the opponent that when he passes it to them, he knows they have time to receive and react. After United conceded, the home team did ignite some pace into their attacks and it was then that Schneiderlin blossomed even more. Here he is facing up to Juan Mata... Soon after, he would force the Spaniard to pass the ball, before receiving it back and getting bullied off the ball by Schneiderlin, who again calmly started another attack from deep... Physicality Strength – Schneiderlin doesnt intimidate with any of his physical attributes. He isnt tall for a footballer, muscular or really strong but he certainly makes a team much stronger by how he plays. Power – Such a crucial aspect of a modern day midfielder and this is where he shines. Despite failing the eye test in his appearance, he more than makes up for that in the way he plays, brushing people aside, keeping the ball close to feet and in control and regularly changing the momentum of who is in control of the ball. Speed – He is not slow but his speed comes from his mind. Reaction – This is perhaps his greatest of all strengths when defending against an attack. Has the capability to read a game superbly and is equally important in this skillset whether he is running towards his own goal or facing the right way to attack. When a long ball comes over and drags the central defenders back, often a gap can appear for an opponent to run into. Its this Zone 14 that can be so crucial for opponents to unlocck Southampton.
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. Schneiderlin is the ultimate protector of this zone. If he isnt in it, he gets back into it quickly. In the opening half, this happened at Old Trafford and suddenly he found himself in a foot race with Wayne Rooney to get to the loose ball in a key position... With both central defenders occupied with the forward and the ball, they needed their defensive-minded midfielder to come to the rescue. Schneiderlin does that with authority, chesting the ball back to a teammate for the danger to be cleared... Endurance – Outstanding. Was not daunted by the big occasion and grew stronger as the game wore on. Work rate – Doesnt waste energy running around a lot and diving into unnecessary challenges like many do who play his position in the Premier League. Technique First touch – Simple and quick. Is more than aware of the things he does well and is not a player who will take more touches than he needs and then expose his team in transition. Passing – Comfortable with the ball, can come deep and split the centre-backs to receive it but also thinks about making the first pass forward rather than to the side or behind. The most frequent teammate he passed to in this game was Ward-Prowse who played directly in front of him. Weaker foot – His left doesnt get used often but his balance is very good, particularly in the challenge. Tackling – At the end of the 2012/13 Premier League season, he led the league in tackles but he no longer tops such a chart. Much of this has to do with the improvement of Southampton as he is no longer needed to sweep up as many problems as the first Saints side under Nigel Adkins, for example. Still, when needed, he has the necessary traits to tackle well. Like many defensive midfielders, is only hesitant to do this when intelligent forwards have gotten in behind him into the space and he is chasing back to them after getting drawn out to a wide position to double up in defence with a full back. Heading – Won two of three aerial duels and, crucially, also made to two very important headed clearances close to his own box which were helped by his footballing IQ as he was in the right position to head the ball when he came in. Decision Making – Schneiderlins calmness is admirable. It is what allows him to stroll through a game at a level that has caught the eye of bigger clubs. Knows when he has a more than reasonable chance at a key interception as you can see here as he prepares for a ball to be played into Rooneys feet... Then shows tremendous anticipation to execute one of his five valuable interceptions in the game... Mental Courage – It was a very impressive display at a ground that has swallowed up careers in the past. Confidence – Now knows he is a big-time player and hasnt allowed his form to drop because of it. Communication – A true leader who isnt shy to point to his goalkeeper and defenders areas on the field they should have passed to. Concentration – Outstanding positional awareness. It is fascinating to watch a game just focusing on him, particularly when the opponents have the ball. Like a boxer, his head never stops moving, side to side, left to right but his body language remains cool, standing up right, observing everything. Conclusion It is clear that his time at Southampton is coming to an end. When Tottenham made an offer in the summer, he sulked and wanted to force a move. Unlike many, when he didnt get his way, he got right back in the team and performed at a high level. Since then, he has only improved. He started all of their first dozen league matches and Southampton lost just two of their first 12 games. Then he was injured, at 0-0, against Man City and they went on to lose 3-0 without him. While sidelined, they lost three more times out of four and we were robbed of seeing him play against top teams like Arsenal and Man Utd. Not anymore. This was an excellent performance at one of the most difficult grounds to visit. Southampton are in the hunt for the Champions League and know if they sell him this month, that will be an unlikely goal to achieve. Expect that stance to be tested with multiple offers in the next couple of weeks. Chelsea and Man City are in a different league, but he could start regularly for anyone else. He would be a great addition for Liverpool and is exactly what Arsenal need, bringing much needed presence and power to a team that has been exposed in this area against big teams for far too long. He is also more than worth the amount Man Utd wasted on Marouane Fellaini.
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