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Immunisation uses the body's natural defence mechanism, the immune response, to build resistance to specific infections. When an immunised person comes in contact with that disease in the future, their immune system will respond to prevent them developing the disease.
A selection of the vaccines which can prevent these diseases are included in the National Immunisation Schedule.
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not much of a suprise to me! Esperanza Spalding won best newcomer at the grammy's!beating The Beiber! now everyone is asking who's that girl?
i've been posting about her since i started natural belle due to her fierce fro and great talent and i'm so happy she is getting mainstream success! also i'm so glad i got my tickets to see her at the barbican in advance!!
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Guys, you gotta be careful.?
Yeah I think that this should be aimed at girls not guys. There are some real wierdos out there!
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After a few moments hesitation, Tenenbaum and Eleanor were following Alice deeper into the dark recesses of the ship. She was leading them mostly by memory, but if she'd needed to she could have simply followed the scent. Alice remembered the smell of Adam to be far stronger, and much sweeter. But, she supposed, that must have been part of the conditioning, too. Her mind wondered to questions of why she could smell it at all then. Normal people, even allot of Splicers, are unable to smell the mutagen. So if I can still smell it, that means I'm not completely human. But I'm not a Little Sister either. I'm just... stuck, somewhere in between.
Once in the dark of the hallways, Alice allowed her left hand to cradle a sore spot on her right arm. Sore, because not ten minutes ago, she'd had an epiphany. And from that epiphany, certain actions had been taken. Even before this epiphany, though, she'd felt that had she only been stronger, only knew how to fight better, she could have fought off those Big Sisters. She could have burned them with a fury so hot that the glass portholes on their masks would have melted. But she'd hidden, she'd cared only for herself. That meant that getting her Sisters back was her responsibility, and hers alone.
The biggest problem standing in her way was the fact that Tenenbaum and Eleanor were both geniuses. Literally, certifiably, geniuses. How was she supposed to rescue her Sisters before they could? She stood right where she'd been for the last little while, in the bridge, trying to find a solution. She was wracking her brain but she just wasn't smart enough. She could never be as smart as those two.
That's when the thought appeared. A single moment in time she could look back to, and know with absolute certainty that she'd entered that instant in time and was changed on some fundamental level by the next. There was more Adam downstairs than any one person could ever consume, and then some. If she were to take a little for herself, no one would ever know. No one would ever care. Her palms had begun to sweat at the mere idea of what she was thinking. Could she really do that? Why not she thought. I used to do it all the time.
But there was a difference, and she knew it. She'd had no choice before. She'd been a puppet to satisfy other people's needs. But now she had a choice. Could she really do that to herself? Sacrifice her humanity, just like that... A little voice spoke inside her head then, a voice scarily similar to her own that seemed to suck the warmth from the air around her. "I'm not completely human, " the voice said. "I'm stuck somewhere in between."
"I don't have to worry about losing it, " she murmured to herself. "It was already taken from me."
Some searching around for a Brain Booster II and a little prick later - one that hurt a lot more than she thought it would have - Alice was feeling equally nauseous and satisfied. Electricity jumped from her fingertips and raced up her arms, leaving a pleasurable warmth in its path. They were followed just after by the sparks in her mind, starting out slowly but picking up speed. Thoughts began to stream through her mind at a mile a minute. It went faster and faster like some kind of demented carnival ride from hell, and it felt like every thought that she'd ever had was trying to run their way through her head. Then, just as the sparks that were still scattering across her skin began to die, her mind was starting to slow back down from its breakneck speed.
Or so she thought. As soon as she started wondering how she'd get to the Sisters first, her mind flew off again. But this time, it wasn't the mad whirlwind of seemingly random thoughts, but concentrated on a single point. A hundred possibilities played out before her very eyes, as if these were not her thoughts but those of someone else that she was being privileged with viewing. It wasn't long before she had a winner. The plan was so obvious, she almost wanted to smack herself.
Take a vial of Adam and mix it with some sedatives from the medical room. Offer it to Eleanor as some Adam for the trip, and sneak a sedative needle into Tenenbaum when she's watching Eleanor go down for her nap. Then, just drain enough Adam from Eleanor to gain her teleportation plasmid. Easy. Another surge of electricity arced across her spread fingers, built up to a blinding intensity in the palm of her hand, then discharged against the metal walls. For some reason, she felt a smug smile tugging at her lips. Easy.
And so far, it was. The piece of her plan that she'd thought would be the hardest to pull off had fallen right into her lap. She hadn't needed to be cunning, or convincing, or even deceptive. Eleanor had been just about asking for some Adam right as Alice was coming up the stairs.
The little mark on her arm where it had been pierced by the needle was nearly invisible, only a faint pink dot remained. Superhuman healing powers was apparently one thing that she retained after having been 'saved', even if it was of a lesser extent. It was, however, still causing her some minor discomfort.
"Alice?" Eleanor asked. The innocent sounding request was enough to send a wave of panic to pass down her spine, but it was nothing that she couldn't crush. At least, she thought, if I start to turn invisible, we're in the dark.
"Yes?" Alice replied, keeping all of the fear from her tone, and even managing to flash Eleanor a smile.
"Are you ok?"
Again a bit of fear creeped into her mind, but maybe that was only natural. After all, performers get butterflies before the big show, and this was the biggest performance of her young life. The feeling lasted for a moment before it passed, and she tried to mentally prepare herself for wherever this exchange could land them. "Yeah, I'm fine, " she said casually. Then as if it were some kind of afterthought, asked "Why do you ask?"
"You just, kind of..." Eleanor seemed to be struggling with her words, but Alice noticed that Eleanor had started to mimic the way she was holding her arm.
Alice let out a little laugh, a genuine laugh. The first since having her world shattered at Eleanor's hand. She laughed out of relief; she'd been thinking that Eleanor might have noticed that she was nervous. The laugh served another purpose, though. She was buying herself some time to come up with an excuse. "I'm fine. Just a little cold, " she said, then rubbed her arm for added effect. "Not all of us get nice warm suits. Or shoes."
That was the last thing Eleanor said the whole way, her cheeks flushed a slight red. Alice could only guess that she was embarrassed, though why she wasn't sure. Or maybe she was upset for not having thought of that herself? It really doesn't matter, Alice told herself. Whatever the reason, just be grateful.


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UPDATE 1-Centerra shares drop 2 pct after output target lowered
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* Kumtor open put reserves up 58 pct, mine life extended
* FY 2012 output target lowered to 415,000-425,000 ounces
* Shares down 2.3 percent to C$10.56 on TSX
Nov 8 (Reuters) - Shares of Centerra Gold Inc fell more than 2 percent on Thursday, a day after the Canadian gold miner reported a quarterly loss and again lowered its full year output target.
Centerra now expects to produce some 415,000 to 425,000 ounces of gold in 2012, down from a previous estimate of 450,000 to 470,000 ounces.
Earlier this year, Toronto-based Centerra was forced to substantially cut its 2012 production outlook, as output at its Kumtor mine in Kyrgyzstan was hit by ice movement in the pit. Kumtor is Centerra's largest gold mine.
Centerra, which has developed a new mine plan for the high-altitude mine, increased its proven and probable reserves in the central open pit by 58 percent to 9.7 million ounces, extending Kumtor's mine life by five years.
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Hayley. - Why won't it turn off?
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"I'm hungry too." Kevin says and a few others nod. Lucy sighs, finally facing defeat. We're all sitting down, trying to figure out what we're going to do about food and shelter. "There's fish in the river." Someone, I foget their name, says. Lucy looks descusted, she's pulling a funny face. I wrinkle my nose too, I'm not too keen on fish but I've got a feeling that I'll have to eat it. "What're we going to do about shelter?" Myles says. I look around. "There's plenty of trees, we could use them." Okay, I'm rubbish at tech but maybe with our powers, we'll be able to do it.
The others nod, wanting to give it a try. Even if it doesn't work, we'll be less bored. I go over to the nearest tree to feel how strong it is but instead, I send it flying. All of it, even the roots. I sigh and try and pick up a stick. The same thing happens again and again! I lay on the floor, sulking. What the hells wrong with me? Everyone else can control their abilities. Why can't I?
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The 2016 Emmy Awards nominees were announced Thursday.
Anthony Anderson of "black-ish" and and Lauren Graham of "Gilmore Girls" announced the nominees for the 68th annual awards during a live broadcast.
Jimmy Kimmel will host the 68th annual Primetime Emmy Awards, to be broadcast live on ABC on Sept. 18, 2016, at 7 p.m.
"The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story" on FX and "Game of Thrones" on HBO lead the nominations pack.
Here is the list of nominees:
Outstanding Drama Series
"Game of Thrones"
"The Americans"
"House of Cards"
"Downton Abbey
"Better Call Saul"
"Mr. Robot"
Outstanding Comedy Series
"Silicon Valley"
"Modern Family"
"Master of None"
"Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"
Outstanding lead actor in a drama series
Bob Odenkirk for "Better Call Saul"
Kyle Chandler for "Bloodline"
Kevin Spacey for "House of Cards"
Rami Malek for "Mr. Robot"
Liev Schrieber for "Ray Donovan"
Matthew Rhys for "The Americans"
Outstanding lead actress in a drama series
Claire Danes for "Homeland"
Viola Davis for "How to Get Away With Murder"
Taraji P. Henson for "Empire"
Tatiana Maslany for "Orphan Black"
Keri Russell for "The Americans"
Robin Wright for "House of Cards"
Lead actor in a limited series or movie
Bryan Cranston for "All The Way"
Benedict Cumberbatch for "Sherlock: The Abominable Bride"
Idris Elba for "Luther"
Cuba Gooding, Jr. for "The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story"
Tom Hiddleston for "The Night Manager"
Courtney B. Vance for "The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story"
Lead actress in a limited series or movie
Kirsten Dunst for "Fargo"
Felicity Huffman for "American Crime"
Audra McDonald for "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill"
Sarah Paulson for "The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story"
Lili Taylor for "American Crime"
Kerry Washington for "Confirmation"
Outstanding lead actor in a comedy series
Anthony Anderson for "black-ish"
Aziz Ansari for "Master of None"
Will Forte for "The Last Man on Earth"
William H. Macy for "Shameless"
Thomas Middleditch for "Silicon Valley"
Jeffrey Tambor for "Transparent"
Outstanding actress in a comedy series
Ellie Kemper for "The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"
Julia Louis-Dreyfus for "Veep"
Laurie Metcalf for "Getting On"
Tracee Ellis Ross for "black-ish"
Amy Schumer for "Inside Amy Schumer"
Lily Tomlin for "Grace And Frankie"
Outstanding reality-competition program
"The Amazing Race"
"American Ninja Warrior"
"Dancing With the Stars"
"Project Runway"
"Top Chef"
"The Voice"
Outstanding variety talk series
"Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee"
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!"
"Last Week Tonight with John Oliver"
"The Late Late Show with James Corden"
"Real Time with Bill Maher"
"The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon"
Outstanding television movie
"All the Way"
"Sherlock: The Abominable Bride"
"A Very Murray Christmas"
Outstanding limited series
"The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story"
"American Crime"
"The Night Manager"
Outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series
Tony Hale, "Veep"
Matt Walsh, "Veep"
Tituss Burgess, "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"
Ty Burrell, "Modern Family"
Andre Braugher, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"
Louis Anderson, "Baskets"
Keegan-Michael Key, "Key and Peele"
Outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series
Anna Chlumsky, "Veep"
Allison Janney, "Mom"
Niecy Nash, "Getting On"
Kate McKinnon, "Saturday Night Live"
Judith Light, "Transparent"
Gaby Hoffman, "Transparent"
Outstanding guest actor in a comedy series
Larry David, "Saturday Night Live"
Bob Newhart, "The Big Bang Theory"
Tracy Morgan, "Saturday Night Live"
Bradley Whitford, "Transparent"
Martin Mull, "Veep"
Peter MacNicol, "Veep"
Outstanding guest actress in a comedy series
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, "Saturday Night Live"
Christine Baranski, "The Big Bang Theory"
Melissa McCarthy, "Saturday Night Live"
Amy Schumer, "Saturday Night Live"
Laurie Metcalfe, "The Big Bang Theory"
Melora Hardin, "Transparent"
Outstanding supporting actor in a drama series
Peter Dinklage, "Game of Thrones"
Jonathan Banks, "Better Call Saul"
Michael Kelly, "House of Cards"
Kit Harington, "Game of Thrones"
Jon Voight, "Ray Donovan"
Ben Mendelsohn, "Bloodline"
Outstanding supporting actress in a drama series
Maggie Smith, "Downton Abbey"
Joanne Froggatt, "Downton Abbey"
Emilia Clarke, "Game of Thrones"
Lena Headey, "Game of Thrones"
Maisie Williams, "Game of Thrones"
Maura Tierney, "The Affair"
Constance Zimmer, "UnREAL"
Outstanding guest actor in a drama series
Michael J. Fox, "The Good Wife"
Reg E. Cathey, "House of Cards"
Max von Sydow, "Game of Thrones"
Paul Sparks, "House of Cards"
Mahershala Ali, "House of Cards"
Hank Azaria, "Ray Donovan"
Outstanding guest actress in a drama series
Margo Martindale, "The Americans"
Allison Janney, "Masters of Sex"
Laurie Metcalf, "Horace and Pete"
Ellen Burstyn, "House of Cards"
Molly Parker, "House of Cards"
Carrie Preston, "The Good Wife"


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Mini Project for the 5th-6th Grades. by Victoria Malchenko and Marella Simon Neot Ashkelon School.
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Mini Projectfor the 5th-6th Grades
by Victoria Malchenko and Marella Simon
Neot Ashkelon School
Respect is very important at home, at school, and everywhere you go. When you show respect, you show that you care for other people's feelings or that you care for belongings, buildings, streets, and nature.
To show how much respect you have for people and things, try writing a fun respect poem. The easiest way to do this is to make simple list of what it means to be respectful at school and at home.
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How I Show Respect
Ishow respect for my parents by thanking them when they help me.
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Brian: Well now that I'm on a leash, What now?Mature
As the vampire and Ivy leave I try to go back to the darkness only to be shot backwards to the earth.I didn't want to try agian so I went back to the school where I was really late. I ignored the teacher I was to busy thinking about why I wasn't able to go back. Then it hit me.
She saved me from a perfect death , and I owe her my life, Now I can't go back to the darkness unless she does. This is so irratating! I said loudly in my head.
Crap I think I just got knocked rate out of this thing alltogether. When the class ended we all left forwhatever was next. My only options now are , sitting out and following Ivy like the dog I'am , or try to convince her to go to the darkness. That was something I didn't feel like doing, I also didn't want to deal with that vampire on top of all of this. Thinking of her and that vampire I could smell her blood. I followed the scent until she passed by me unscathed.
"so thats what they did." I think.
well who would have thunk it? The special one just let him have sip. I wonder how he gonna feel afterwards? I should stop caring it didn't matter to me all that much. My mind is taken off my predicament by a half vampire half witch with long brown hair walking towards me.
" Okay you've had me wondering what the darkness is? Ever since you thought about it in class. Now you going to tell me what it is!" She half orders me
" A bit bossy missy. Lets just say it where you are origined, how you don't know about it boggles me." I say
" That explians nothing."she says
" Well it all I wish to tell you."
I see a spell around her hand forming.
" Is that nesecsary? " I ask ," Look if you look at it this way it where your origined, which means come from right? So that must mean its a place right?" I say and she nodds.
" Another thing about it is it like an alternate reality to this one. I hope that enough for todays lesson." I say then turn around to head to next class man this is mighty boring . I really begun to regret pissing Ray off to the point of nearly killing me.


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Review: Organophosphonates: occurrence, synthesis and biodegradation by microorganisms
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recruiting roundup
Monday Recruitin' Says Seeya
Christmas week is usually a week off when not in the throes of a coaching search. Ace will cover the Bryant game Wednesday but don't expect much from the site until next week, when… yes… OSU UFR is due. Send whiskey.
Also check out alum96's generally accurate recruiting overview post.
Long officially back on the market
FFS, Adidas
CA CB David Long made his all but inevitable decommit from Stanford a real thing, releasing a statement about it on Twitter. In said statement he named Michigan and Washington his leaders. He has a visit set to UW on January 15th, after which a decision should be forthcoming. Long's leaving the country right after.
On their end, Michigan has been confident since Long's official visit. On Washington's end, the UDub 247 mods are really really confident, one of them proclaiming a Long commit was "99.9%" likely a couple weeks back. The latest:
On the surface some within the recruiting circuit believe Long to Michigan is a very real possibility.
I wouldn't count on it.
They might be right here but even in a world populated almost entirely by homers the 247 Washington site stands out. Clint Brewster reports that Michigan's coaching staff is highly optimistic and that he's close to issuing his ballz for M. Meanwhile Scout's Greg Biggins, a West Coast guy:
At this point, this race looks like a tight one. Long loved the visit to Michigan back in October and we heard rumblings shortly after, that the Wolverines could actually get a quick commitment out of him.
Washington people are hearing similar things on their end, and 247 national guy Ryan Bartow put in a dawg ballz. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Tiebreaker: a visit right before a commitment is usually a big advantage for the guys who go last.
Dylan Crawford momentum shift?
CA WR Dylan Crawford was ticketed to Michigan, then "dream school" Oregon offered and Oregon mod types were really really confident, then Oregon picked up commits from FL WR Eddie McDoom(!) and flipped OSU commitment and TX WR/QB Tristen Wallace. (The Wallace commit is a rare instance of a kid deciding he doesn't want to play QB.)
Even so, Oregon loses a ton of WRs this year and they are a spread so probably room for Crawford [RECORD SCRATCH]
Dylan Crawford and Javon McKinley remain at large and frankly I think the Ducks will only take one. I'm not sure there's enough room to add Crawford and I think the Ducks would take McKinley if he wanted to come.
That's Justin Hopkins of the Oregon 247 site, who had previously been amongst the most gung-ho about Oregon's chances with Crawford. He reiterated that stance in another post as well. Sam Webb is hearing similar things.
You have to think that the lukewarm react to Crawford—waiting to offer so long and then maybe not even having him as a take at this juncture—would play into Michigan's hands. M has been after Crawford from the drop.
But what about TN WR commit Nate Johnson? And Pie Young? Where are all these spots going to come from? I don't know. Webb says Michigan would take both Young and Crawford, which 1) just about has to mean they're looking at NJ WRs Brad Hawkins and/or Ahmir Mitchell as safeties and 2) might mean someone currently in the class as a WR type is on the verge of a decommit.
IN ATH Kiante Enis, who said a week or so back that he hadn't heard from Michigan much since his commit and visited Indiana just before the dead period, would be a guy to watch. Enis hasn't taken an official to Michigan yet, and while that isn't a big deal absent other indicators… we have other indicators.
FWIW, we flipped our* Crystal Ballz on Crawford to Oregon based partially on the Duck optimism there and partially because our expectation was that Young would commit over the OSU weekend. Now we don't really know what to do. If you have a foggy prediction and someone commits they charge that against you, so we're keeping the Oregon pick until such time as we change it to Michigan because the air tastes like copper or whatever.
*[Ace and I collaborate on a single MGoBlog ballz.]
Don Brown reacts
as noted on twitter, Don Brown looks like a NO NONSENSE COP who might have TAKEN THINGS TOO FAR THIS TIME
The reported hire of BC defensive coordinator Don Brown was evidently official enough for recruiting sites to ping various folks about their reactions yesterday. Generally the reaction is "dang."
CA CB David Long on Don Brown: "It's a big hire and only another thing #Michigan has added to an already stacked program. I love the hire."
— Brice Marich (@BriceMarich) December 21, 2015
MI CB LaVert Hill:
"Boston College was one of the top five defenses in the country," Hill said. "If they get him, I would be pretty good with that."
Hill, BTW, has set January officials to USC, MSU, and Miami. One of his infinite trips to campus this fall was his official to Michigan. Hill has long been regarded as a lock, but the defensive coordinator switch threw a wrench into those plans. M will have to fight for his signature to Signing Day, which is now the plan for both Hill and teammate MI WR Donnie Corley. Maybe. More about that later.
TX LB Dontavious Jackson broke out the mild swearing:
"It's a hell of a move," he told Wolverine247 on Sunday night. "Coach Harbaugh filled me in on what he will bring to the Michigan defense and I'm excited about it."
I am a bit spooked about both Hill and Long given the trajectories of their recruitment but on the other hand I'm feeling optimistic on Jackson based on little more than a hunch. Nobody has a good read on him except for default assumptions about Texas, and every day Strong gets closer to the Rich Rod end game that assumption looks shakier. See also: TX OL Jean Delance.
FL LB Jonathan Jones:
Orlando (Fla.) Oak Ridge LB Jonathan Jones on Don Brown: "Coach Harbaugh just told me about it. That's a hugeeeee pick up." @KingCaarlos
— Sam Webb (@SamWebb77) December 21, 2015
Jones remains a Michigan-ND battle in which Michigan is believed to have a slight edge.
BC ATH commit KJ Gray decommitted in the immediate aftermath and listed Michigan along with almost every D-I school on the East Coast and Wisconsin. Gray is a three star WR/CB who plans to set a bunch of officials in January and then decide. M has not been involved with him to date, but if Brown likes him and sees him as a CB they might bring him in if they think things might shake out where he has a spot. That would probably require both Long and Hill to head elsewhere.
Maybe not so much on the Corley/Hill thing though
Josh Helmholdt reports that Corley is trying to enroll early, which would obviously disrupt plans to commit with Hill. Michigan is probably on the outside with Corley and would definitely be if he does enroll early:
…he took his three official visits to Michigan State, Tennessee and Ohio State. "If the graduating early thing comes up, it will probably be (one of) those three schools because that's where I took my officials to and that's where I'm most comfortable with," Corley said.
To get in it Michigan needs an official visit; if Corley is still on the market in January they will get one. (So will Notre Dame.) If you are thinking that Corley has been on campus several times already and what is one vaguely more Official visit going to do… yeah. I don't think this one is ending up Michigan's way no matter when Corley enrolls.
Top X of the week
As Steve Lorenz mentioned, TX DE Levi Onwurzrike released a top four of Washington, Baylor, Michigan, and Other Team. That other team is Arizona State. Onwuzrike momentarily had a twitter bio that read "water your plants key to success watering plants," which is apparently a DJ Khaled reference since he is doing things I don't understand on a social network I don't participate in. Probably Snappagram. But anyway that was a good twitter bio.
MO TE Chase Allen reiterated to Brice Marich that Iowa State, Minnesota, and Michigan were his top three even after he got a Florida State offer. Allen is still playing high school basketball so visits are tricky for him:
"I have taken one visit to Minnesota, but it is hard to fit visits in with my basketball schedule," said Allen. I got one scheduled for Iowa State in January, but I have talked with them about moving it, so we will see. Definitely, it is a priority of mine to get up to Michigan and check it out."
With the dead period lasting until January 13th he has a short window in which to figure things out. The combination of Jake Butt, academics, and Harbaugh has Allen's interest piqued.
FL TE Isaac Nauta has a final three of UGA, Michigan, and Alabama. The former two are generally thought to be the main contenders. With the Allen offer and Jacob Eason recommit to UGA, things seem to be trending to the Bulldogs.
PA LB Khaleke Hudson has a final four of Pitt, PSU, UCLA, and Michigan. They get the last visit, that on January 15th.
This week in someone loves Nate Johnson
Tim Sullivan catches up with TN WR commit Nate Johnson's high school coach for a quote that will definitely make it in his recruiting profile:
"He's a terrific route-runner, number one. He's great in space, knows how to get separation, knows how to get open, knows how to recognize coverages. His hands were the best I've ever coached."
More in a meaty article at the link.
Revenge for whoever that guy was ten years ago
"Went to bed a Wolverine and woke up a Seminole" became infamous when some dude we all thought was going to commit ended up at FSU and people tried to save face. Travis Johnson? Was that his name?
Yes. First round pick in 2005.
/shakes fist at nothing in particular
Anyway, revenge is served so cold that nobody involved is still around and only me and like three other insane people will enjoy this, but enjoy this they shall:
Last Wednesday it was Top247 linebacker Devin Bush Jr., an FSU legacy, that announced he would be a Wolverine. He looked destined for the Maize and Blue for much of the process but a late charge by Florida State and Auburn made things a little foggy at the end.
Then on Thursday, the nation's No. 2 running back in Kareem Walker chose Michigan, going back and forth between the Wolverines and Seminoles on the last day. One source tells 247Sports that Walker went to bed a Nole and by the time he announced early in the afternoon he was back to the Wolverines.
Walker turned down a compelling offer to sign up for the winged helmet, and Michigan won a recruitment they have generally seen turn against them in the past.
Happy Trails
TX DT Chris Daniels committed to Oklahoma, as expected. MI LB David Reese went with Florida after his decommit.
Going to be really interesting to see how that latter works out. I cannot recall the last instate three-star to get the kind of out of state offers Reese did. Valdez Showers, who ended up doing not much at Florida, is the last guy I recall getting a big time offer without Michigan showing much interest—despite the commit here I think that's a fair thing to say about Reese. Hope Michigan didn't make a mistake here.
AZ DE Connor Murphy is planning January visits. USC and Michigan were known; he is now thinking about Alabama as well. Murphy took a November visit to Oregon. He's injured but says he heals "like the Wolverine," which is probably not as telling as you want it to be.
Five star 2017 FL DE Josh Kaindoh is originally from Baltimore (he is one of those IMG dudes) and tells the PSU Rivals site that schools of interest are PSU, M, MSU, OSU, ND, and Maryland since Durkin was his contact at M. PSU is an early leader; sounds like Michigan is likely to be playing with or against Kaindoh.
FL LB commit Devin Bush likes the Brown hire as well. MI K Quinn Nordin sets officials to M, PSU, and Baylor. Still very technically a PSU commit.
Michigan just offered FL DE Joshua Uche, a Miami decommit.
Thursday Recruitin' Converts From The Line
On Bush and Walker
Both my lil Bros committed back2back!! Mood: pic.twitter.com/jyAYuH8DeA
— PeppyPep (@JabrillPeppers) December 17, 2015
So those went well. Michigan withstood a push from Florida State on both players and with Walker's commitment they flipped the #1 tailback recruit in the country from Ohio State. The latter has a negligible impact on Ohio State's fortunes going forward—when Walker started wavering they flipped a touted Wisconsin commit in a week—but is an eye-catcher.
Steve Lorenz of 247 has a good take on the difference here:
The Michigan program recruited very well under Brady Hoke, with two top five-ish classes. However, these are the types of recruitments that would slip away from them late when we're talking about nationally-recruited prospects out of power areas (California, Texas, Florida, etc.). Jim Harbaugh and Michigan have now beaten both Florida State and Notre Dame twice for out-of-region prospects since he took the job, and may be in a strong position for a third on Thursday with Kareem Walker.
Check. Michigan's class is now #1 or #2 in the country, depending on who you talk to. It won't finish like that since southern schools will add a ton of five star types late, but "Harbaugh hates recruiting" was about as accurate as everything else NFL reporter types said about him a year ago.
Those commits also catch the eye of certain compatriots.
1. RB in the country to Ann Arbor Ⓜ
— Jean Delance ® (@JeanDelance74) December 17, 2015
Toot toot, all aboard the Harbaugh Express.
BONUS: More dreadlocks. Always more dreadlocks.
New tight end offer
It's only mostly sunshine and recruits, though.
Yeah, you should probably read into this one: Michigan has offered three star MO TE Chase Allen. This is probably a bad sign about FL TEs Isaac Nauta and Jacob Mathis. Richt got fired, the whole nine yards, and Michigan probably has a read on how that recruitment is going to go. Really would have helped if WA QB Jacob Eason had flipped to another school, but that didn't happen and opinion from Georgia mod types is now very sunny there. Mathis seems ticketed to Florida. So Allen feels like a next-man-up kind of offer.
But not entirely. Michigan already has a commit from MA TE Sean McKeon and a lot of depth on the roster. They have a lot of guys chasing a few spots, so offering a guy like Allen is an indicator they value him pretty highly. Meanwhile Allen's Michigan offer was quickly followed by one from Florida State, so this might be a situation similar to that of TN WR Nate Johnson where a kid rises late after his senior film gets out. Allen picked up Illinois, Indiana, Iowa State, and Minnesota offers over the last couple weeks. Allen played a ton of high school basketball, including offseason AAU stuff, as a 6'7" power forward. That explains his late rise and lack of profile. If he ends up anything like Maxxxxx Williams I'd be okay with that.
Allen is in the Bunting mold wherein he is mostly a hilariously oversized high school wide receiver, but he did do some inline blocking a year ago. At 225 he's a guy Michigan would put on the shelf for a couple years and bring out of the oven.They've got the depth and time to do that.
Bad news, though?
@Dr_ChaseAllen all these offers don't change the fact that you're a ginger
— Dyl (@dylanxmills) December 17, 2015
Allen apparently has a 4.0 and a 33(!) on his ACT, so Michigan is a place that would appeal for reasons other than football. Also he wants to be an engineer. My man.
Allen plans an official to Ann Arbor in January. The Gophers were widely regarded as Allen's leader before the Michigan offer; in the aftermath three different Gopher analyst ballz'd him to Michigan. This appears to be based on nothing other than "Minnesota-Michigan recruiting battles generally go one way," but… yeah.
Rashan Gary things
This article got sold as an Ohio State comin'(!) kind of thing on the message boards, giving any Michigan fan's adrenaline up. On review it's really not a thing. Ohio State is recruiting Gary. They hired Greg Schiano, who knows NJ DE Rashan Gary from way back. Get a little further and it's clear that Ms. Coney was just describing the various things happening in Gary's recruitment, including Michigan activity…
"Michigan had coach Partridge and coach Mattison come by yesterday," Gary said ."Michigan was on point because Chris Partridge knows us from the transfer from Scotch Plains to Paramus Catholic. He was going to be a great football player, but I wanted to make sure he was going to continue to be a great student."
…and that it's probably going to take a bit more than that to shake up Gary's recruitment. I'm sure everyone is having a fight or flight response anyway.
Still open to wide receivers, apparently
There's been no indication that Michigan is about to stop recruiting receivers despite the Nate Johnson commitment and dwindling numbers. Michigan still has FL WR Pie Young on the hook, which would take them to four in this class despite losing nobody. (To graduation, anyway.) Theory: one of their commits might be ticketed for safety. Both NJ WRs Brad Hawkins and Ahmir Mitchell have the right size.
In any case, the Rutgers 247 site offhandedly reported something of interest to Michigan: NJ WR Donald Stewart has official to Michigan set for January 22nd. A lot of people projected Stewart, who attends Paramus Catholic, into Michigan's class over the summer but that never came to fruition. Things have been cool there for a long time, but they're apparently not dead… as long as he actually gets to that visit uncommitted. Stanford, the presumed leader after Michigan ceased being that, gets a visit the week prior.
On… wuz… urike?
I think I just figured out how to spell that without looking it up. TX DE Levi Onwuzurike has been a "true ninja" of the recruiting process according to Steve Lorenz, but now that it's coming down to decision time there is at least the faint outline of a leading group. According to Steve:
He's set to announce a top four in the near future, and while Baylor, Washington and Michigan are safe bets to make that group, there isn't a great feel for who the fourth school would be. It may be local TCU. Either way, that fourth school is currently on the outside looking in (in our opinion) regardless of who it is. One source closer to the Michigan side of things was blunt when asked if there was any feel for what he was going to do: "None".
Michigan appears to really want Onwuzurike, who is flying under the radar somewhat because he loathes attention.
Don't you dare be sour
In the aftermath of Devin Bush Jr's commitment to Michigan comes a parable about grapes. Shot:
Yup. A bit surprising how optimistic they are about him. https://t.co/Ydb8SG5QcK
— Jason Staples (@DocStaples) December 15, 2015
TBH, I think Bush made the right decision here. He'll be in line for early PT at Michigan. Don't think he'd have ever started at #FSU
— Jason Staples (@DocStaples) December 16, 2015
That second tweet has a bunch of replies from FSU fans asking who on earth is going to play over him since FSU's LB depth chart looks pretty similar to Michigan's after this year: one contributor back and then a herd of question marks.
This one probably won't go our way
Michigan kinda maybe led for TX DT Chris Daniels for a minute, but after an Oklahoma visit that was immediately followed by a commitment date things have been trending the Sooners' way. Daniels will decide Friday at 7. Sort of, anyway: Daniels plans visits in January.
Michigan's in his top three along with Alabama and OU; the Sooners are the favorite. Maybe there's a chance though:
Michigan: "Well, Michigan was always a school I wanted to go to since I was little. I'm not going to say they were my dream school, but they were the school I was really looking up to when I was younger. I felt like their defensive line coach has a lot of history in the NFL and college and he can develop me also."
Michigan has a January visit set up with AZ DE Connor Murphy in the event Michigan does not lock Daniels down.
Etc.: 2017 GA QB Bailey Hockman decommits from the Bulldogs. Michigan will give him a poke, says Tim Sullivan. IN QB commit Brandon Peters is an Army Bowl POY candidate.
In basketball, UMHoops talks with Zach Fleer about Ibi Watson's development.
Monday Recruitin' Opens Presents Early
Hello. I'm writing these for a bit since recruiting and basketball are going to be most of what goes on for the next month, and by splitting it up we can do a better job at both.
Early Christmas presents, or coal
A couple of recruits high on Michigan's radar are announcing this week. On the 16th, FL LB Devin Bush announces. He says he's already decided, but that didn't prevent Michigan and FSU from dropping in on him with in-home visits last week. Michigan has been supremely confident in Bush's recruitment for a long time, but the departure of DJ Durkin did throw a wrench into things:
"For us it was bittersweet. It was like, 'dang! We didn't get a chance to work underneath him," if he (Bush Jr.) choose (Michigan). But my son hasn't chosen a school yet. So we're just happy for D.J. and we've had to sit back and see what else unfolds."
That quote has an air of someone trying to put the cat back in the bag. Uncertainty at DC—every single one of Bush's finalists save FSU has seen their DC depart—has Michigan people a bit more doubtful. Meanwhile Josh Newberg, an FSU mod who is a person to pay attention to, just ballz'd Bush to FSU.
Michigan still thinks they're getting the guy, but significant doubts are cropping up. Allen Trieu has an article in the News quoting Webb heavily that offers the lay of the land.
NJ RB Kareem Walker announces on the 17th. Walker announced that date after an in-home with Harbaugh, and before his official visit to Arizona State this weekend. FSU and Auburn are regarded as the only real competition. The the 247 FSU mods are not at all optimistic($), the main Auburn guy ballz'd Walker to Michigan, and Wiltfong isn't wavering.
That is looking good, but it doesn't seem like it's the 100% lock it felt like a month ago. New Jersey-based recruiting guy Todderick Hunt feels like it'll be Florida State, FWIW, but I'm not sure how seriously to take that when he's commenting on his own article thusly:
Obviously Michigan is the overwhelming favorite and he could very well end up there, but the recent sequence of events has me thinking FSU.
Okay then.
Official visit weekend: commits
Michigan brought in a bunch of commitments: IN RB Chris Evans, NJ DE Ron Johnson, NJ WR Brad Hawkins, IN QB Brandon Peters, FL CB Antwaine Richardson, and TX DT Jordan Elliott. Commit visits are usually no-news events and these were no exception. The most newsworthy thing about any of those guys is that Richardson is no longer enrolling early.
Two of the visits should move a couple commitments from 98% to 99%. Evans had a slight waver as he announced visits to both in-state schools, but none of the three major sites have a report that indicates he actually went to either. Meanwhile Elliott returning with his mom two weeks after he came up for the Ohio State game should further solidify that commitment.
Elliott seems somewhat annoyed he has to keep telling people that Michigan is final answer. This is mostly because Texas folks keep saying there's a chance; in response Elliott's twitter feed is nonstop Michigan boosterism. He is not giving the appearance of a guy who is going to flip again.
Nate Johnson adds self to above list
[Shelley Mays/The Tennessean]
Michigan also had a handful of uncommitted prospects. TN WR Nate Johnson dropped for M about the instant he arrived. Ace's Hello post covers him in detail, including a couple of excellent explanations for why 247 is high on him while others aren't:
Then the season came and Johnson validated his camp performances and was just unstoppable. It was a crime that he didn't win Mr. Football. He played with a quarterback that he had been with for years and their offense was crazy good (undefeated with very few close contests) but Johnson made it tick. He's one of the best route-runners in the country, has great hands, fantastic body control and he has a much bigger catch radius than his 5-11 size would suggest. He's also added good weight and strength as he's progressed in high school. At this point, he reminds me some of Christian Kirk down at Texas A&M in terms of body type.
That's a free post with plenty more at the link. With the flood of impressive late offers (Penn State, Miami, Tennessee and Michigan just last week) maybe other sites take another look. Scout hasn't even ranked the guy, which is kind of boggling since he had over a thousand receiving yards in both of his last two years in high school and was committed to a Power 5 school for months.
While numbers are getting tight now, Sam Webb says Michigan might take another wideout. It won't be FL WR Eddie McDoom(!), who committed to Oregon on an official this weekend. We are of course all devastated to lose such a name but if it can't be Michigan, Oregon seems appropriate for a fast guy named MCDOOM. Oregon's up to 25 commitments but has just two WRs and still has room for CA WR Dylan Crawford. They're in on a couple other WRs; if one of those guys drops then it might be time to talk about Crawford getting pushed over to M.
Delance on campus
Things are looking up for TX OT Jean Delance, who has been a major priority for Harbaugh and company for months now. Delance was popularly thought to be favoring Texas, but now the buzz is that it's a Michigan-LSU battle. Steve Wiltfong reports that he's close to putting in a crystal ballz($) for Michigan… and that he's close to putting a ballz for LSU. Dangit, Wiltfong.
Let's read too much into a tweet with a colloquial phrase in it, shall we?
Ann Arbor it's been real see you all again! 〽 pic.twitter.com/qLMzO7ALKM
— Jean Delance (@JeanDelance74) December 13, 2015
Michigan lock.
Delance told an LSU site that he was planning to be committed by January, so it's one of those three teams, period, and with Texas on route to RichRodding Charlie Strong it looks like Texas is suddenly playing from behind.
Read between the linebackers
The considerable, if indirect, debate between the various recruiting sites as to how hard Michigan is recruiting CA LB Caleb Kelly has been resolved by Kelly himself:
As for his recruitment, Kelly said he has not talked with Michigan since his visit, which he thought was strange so he hoped to get in communication with them soon. Oklahoma remains a serious contender and he said the Sooners have not stopped their aggressive approach to recruiting him.
Kelly seems to like Michigan more than Michigan likes him. I would not expect Kelly to end up at Michigan unless there is a 180 by the coaching staff.
Meanwhile, vibes are still mostly good with FL LB Jonathan Jones. He took his official visit this weekend as well, and while this is not a great quote when you think you're leading for a guy…
Jones was accompanied on the trip by his mother and she came away equally impressed.
"She said my decision just probably got a bit harder," said Jones. "It's a great school and she said there are great people. If I went there she would feel very comfortable."
…later he said he "most definitely" thought about committing on his trip and even the Notre Dame side of this thinks Michigan is the likely choice. He's got a visit to Duke next weekend, and plans on a Signing Day announcement.
Bush and Jones are Michigan's clear top targets. They must be supremely confident in both to all but invite a David Reese decommit and go forward with few or no obvious other options save TX LB Dontavious Jackson on their board.
Cornerbacks moving things around
CA CB David Long, a Stanford commit most people don't think will end up at Stanford, did not make a planned visit to Washington this weekend. UCLA and Michigan have "a little more of his attention" according to Rivals' Adam Gorney. Meanwhile the 247 mods at Washington were recently all but guaranteeing Long flipping to the Huskies. 'Crootin'.
Long told Scout that Michigan hiring Lance Anderson away from Stanford would "give them the upper hand," but that he doesn't think Anderson would take the DC job if offered.
Meanwhile, MI CB LaVert Hill's recruitment has also gone full 'crootin' after months during which he was reputed to be the most locky lock on Michigan's board despite a nominal commitment to Penn State. So:
- Hill likes DJ Durkin and his departure shook up Hill's recruitment extensively. Webb reports that Greg Jackson will be key, and that his brother will vouch for the guy all day.
- Despite the uncertainty, Hill took his official visit this weekend. This marks the 750th time Hill has been in Ann Arbor this year, for which he receives a tiny pewter tree from the mayor's office.
- He's now planning to take all five visits, with UCLA and USC on the docket. He has already been to Tennessee and Michigan; MSU is other team scheduled to get a visit.
- Hill and MI WR Donnie Corley are now planning to announce on the same day. Corley was set to announce on the 18th but now that's off the table. That's probably good for M since they're believed to trail a couple schools in his recruitment. Corley claiming there is "a significant chance" he and Hill are a package maybe not so much.
After the visit Wiltfong did re-iterate he still expects Hill to end up at Michigan, but he had backed off on his certainty that would happen. Rivals is reporting that Maryland is trying to get in, which isn't a huge surprise.
Prepare another 2017 Hello post, Ace, and then another maybe
Michigan picks up a commitment from 2017 GA WR Jeremiah Holloman, a teammate of 2017 RB commit Kurt Taylor. Tim Sullivan catches up with him:
The 6-3, 190-pounder is a three-star unranked within the state or at his position, but has plenty of physical potential. He won the Georgia 6A state title in triple jump this spring with an effort of 47 feet, 5.5 inches. He also placed sixth in both the long jump (22-0.25) and high jump (6-4). …
"Basically on the outside, I'm a big, dynamic player," he said. "I'm speedy with the routes, nice precision with my routes. I can cause a whole bunch of threats from short routes to going deep or jumping over corners. I'm just a threat on the field."
Ace will elaborate with a forthcoming Hello post. Meanwhile Michigan has offered a third 2017 player at Covington: GA LB Jaquan Henderson, a UCLA commit. He was also offered by Michigan's staff and in the aftermath of Holloman joining up Chad Simmons, Brice Marich, and Steve Lorenz all indicated a flip was somewhere between a real possibility and imminent.
Happy trails
TX DE Jeffery McCullough didn't include Michigan in his top five. He was always a longshot. As mentioned, FL WR Eddie McDoom(!) committed to Oregon.
Michigan will poke around Montana State transfer QB Conor Prukop, but most expect him to end up plugging Oregon's odd and ongoing hole at QB. Mattison and Partridge stop in on NJ DE Rashan Gary. NJ WR Donald Stewart has been trending away from M for a while but he had an in-home recently and may be back on the radar. TX RB Rakeem Boyd, an A&M commit, may visit in January.
Michigan had an in-home with AZ DE Connor Murphy, who plans a visit in January. He still seems very open.
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Attrition, Expected and... Not So Expected
In a move that should surprise no one, three-star in-state ILB David Reese announced his decommitment from Michigan yesterday so he can find a program that will allow him to enroll early:
— REESE3⃣ (@Dreese18) December 10, 2015
The coaches assuredly saw that coming. That wasn't the case with the decommitment of three-star CA QB/ATH Victor Viramontes over the weekend, per 247's Clint Brewster ($):
The de-commitment came as a huge surprise to Michigan as coach John Baxter just saw Viramontes and reported back to Harbaugh that the visit went extremely well.
We have been told that Viramontes was given bad information from a member of his camp that Michigan wouldn't give him a shot at quarterback and he would immediately be a fullback or linebacker, which is completely false.
Sam Webb discussed the Viramontes situation extensively on his radio show Monday; alum96 was kind enough to write up a summary on the board that's well worth reading. The upshot: while Michigan wasn't expecting Viramontes to leave the class, they don't consider him a must-get—they'll continue to pursue him but at this point there are other uncommitted prospects who are higher priorities.
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Monday Recruitin' Is Blindsided
Vicious Vic Decommits
I've decided to decommit. pic.twitter.com/6IZroWgdrY
— Victor viramontes (@Vicious_Vic10) December 7, 2015
The MGoStaff is going to have to find a new favorite commit. Three-star CA QB/ATH Victor Viramontes decommitted last night, leaving Brandon Peters as the only quarterback in the class and, well, nobody capable of being a quarterback/fullback/linebacker. Viramontes picked up a Cal offer right around the time he decommitted; he has a better shot of sticking at QB there. I look forward to seeing him play wherever he ends up.
With so many quarterbacks on the roster, including two who redshirted from the 2015 class, it's unclear if Jim Harbaugh will feel the need to add another; Viramontes' open spot may be better served going to an additional defensive prospect, especially one at linebacker.
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Thursday Recruitin' Rides The Carousel
Durkin Leaves, Partridge Stays
Recruits care more about the man in the middle. [Fuller]
While Michigan lost a strong recruiter when DJ Durkin accepted the head job at Maryland, it doesn't appear his departure is going to have a significant impact on the program's recruiting, at least in the short term. The latest Wolverine pledge, Jordan Elliott*, summed up the general feeling among the commits:
This don't change a thing
— ChadTough〽 (@XCV____) December 2, 2015
The reaction from uncommitted targets depends on the prospect; for the most part, their ties are more to the program—Jim Harbaugh's program—or their primary recruiter. The Wolverine's Tim Sullivan posted reactions from several prospects that included four-star TX DE Levi Onwuzurike saying that it wouldn't affect him as long as Greg Mattison stayed on staff ($). Five-star CA OLB Caleb Kelly said it affects his recruitment, but he's been considered a long-shot at best for a while now. This is worth watching, though:
Los Angeles Loyola 2016 cornerback David Long Jr.
"That would be huge [to lose him], but if [Stanford defensive coordinator Lance] Anderson replaces him it would work perfectly, but that's in a perfect world."
Despite being a Stanford commit, Long seemed more likely to end up at Michigan. We'll see what comes of his imminent in-home visit; hopefully that clears up any concern.
Meanwhile, 247's Steve Wiltfong reported today that director of player personnel Chris Partridge will not follow Durkin to Maryland, which was rumored to be a strong possibility—Sam Webb added Partridge is in line for an "increased role" with the program. While Michigan's recruiting in New Jersey has reached the point where Partridge isn't essential to their ability to land that state's top talent—more NJ recruits mention Jabrill Peppers than Partridge these days—it's still a a significant plus to have his connections there.
*So I can save myself an extra paragraph, Elliott isn't going anywhere.
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By KEVIN KOCZWARA
England sure likes to make their fans sweat. It seems to be part of the process in qualifying for the Three Lions, making an entire country wait and wait. Instead of breezing through a group like fans and the media expect, England is almost always in a state of turmoil with qualification hanging by a thread.
Tuesday's final group game could have been that kind of day for the English, with Poland looking to nip and force them into a play-off instead of qualifying directly for next summer's World Cup in Brazil. But the English prevailed with a necessary, if not nerve-racking, 2-0 defeat of the Polish at Wembley Stadium.
With the win that came courtesy of goals from Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard on each side of halftime, the English won Group H by a point more than Ukraine and avoided the deadly play-off scenario with the eight other countries that topped their respective groups.
England join other group winners Spain, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Russia, Switzerland, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, and Belgium as the first nine representatives from UEFA to qualify for the 2014 World Cup. The four remaining spots from Europe will be decided via two-legged play-offs between eight of the nine group runner-ups in November.
Ukraine, Portugal, France, Sweden, Iceland, Croatia, Greece and Romania will be the teams trying to punch their tickets to next summer's tournament after finishing second in their respective groups. Denmark was the odd team out of the play-offs after finishing second to Italy in Group B with 15 points, the lowest total among all of the runner-up teams.
Here are all of Tuesday's European results (qualified teams in bold, play-off ones underlined) and UEFA's current top goal-scorers in this qualifying cycle:
Cyprus 0-0 Albania
Azerbaijan 1-1 Russia
Greece 2-0 Liechtenstein
Israel 1-1 Northern Ireland
Lithuania 0-1 Bosnia-Herzegovina
Portugal 3-0 Luxembourg
Hungary 2-0 Andorra
Norway 1-1 Iceland
Romania 2-0 Estonia
Switzerland 1-0 Slovenia
Turkey 0-2 Netherlands
Latvia 2-2 Slovakia
Bulgaria 0-1 Czech Republic
Denmark 6-0 Malta
Serbia 5-1 FYR Macedonia
Faroe Islands 0-3 Austria
Italy 2-2 Armenia
Ireland 3-1 Kazakhstan
Sweden 3-5 Germany
Belgium 1-1 Wales
England 2-0 Poland
France 3-0 Finland
Montenegro 2-5 Moldova
San Marino 0-8 Ukraine
Scotland 2-0 Croatia
Spain 2-0 Georgia
1. Robin van Persie (Netherlands) – 11 goals
2. Edin Dzeko (Bosnia & Herzegovina) – 10 goals
3. Vedad Ibisevic (Bosnia & Herzegovina) – 8 goals
3. Mesut Ozil (Germany) – 8 goals
5. Wayne Rooney (England) – 7 goals
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Ohhhhhh Robin Van Persie!!!!!!!!!!!!
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"Ukraine, Portugal, France, Sweden and Iceland will be among those teams trying to punch their tickets to next summer's tournament"
Why not list the other 3? grumble….off to another site to learn which other 2nd place countries made it through.
And when is the draw for these teams.
I listed the other three in the comments above, but I just noticed that all 8 teams are underlined in the post. I'm also wondering when the draw will be. France and Portugal probably hoping they don't meet.
Nice touch by putting the qualified teams in bold. Something small, but it helped a lot.
I wonder why more people aren't talking about this: there's a chance that Iceland could go to the World Cup. WOW. How did that happen? Trust me, i'm happy we got Aron, but I hope he isn't second guessing himself.
I don't think he'd be second guessing himself, unless Iceland makes it and performs better than the US at the World Cup. If that were to happen, then yeah I could see him having a little bit of buyer's remorse.
The whole time AJ was deciding, Iceland was looking like they had a shot. However, they are in the playoffs which are no joke in Europe. So the World Cup is far from certain for them.
Iceland have some very good players.
I doubt it was as easy and straightforward for AJ as all of us outsiders think it was.
Croatia, Romania, Greece also still vying for a spot.
Would it be more interesting to put "playoff" teams from all regions into a head to head selction together? I say yes.
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Krisztina and Adam were married at Skyline Ranch in Groveland, Fla. on May 26. The bride wore a strapless gown with ruching and embellishment, and wore her hair in a curly side-swept ponytail adorned with orange and white flowers. The groom wore gray dress pants and a matching vest, ditching the jacket for a more casual look. Guests were greeted at the ceremony by a rustic welcome table, as well as a vintage gift table featuring a suitcase and decorative bunting. Instead of a traditional guest book, the couple asked guests to leave their fingerprint on a drawing of a tree. The path to the ceremony had wooden signs with quotes painted on them. The programs were kept in embroidered burlap covers, which were made by the bride and her sister. "The inspiration behind the wedding was a molding of Adam's and my unique personalities," Krisztina explained. "I had recently became interested in antiques. I loved finding old items and refurbishing them into something new. This carried over to my ideas for planning the wedding. While on the other hand my husband loves the forest/woods." After tying the knot in front of 160 family members and friends, guests made their way to the reception. Games such as corn hole and checkers were available to play. Guests were escorted to their tables by plantable seed keys that the bride and maid-of-honor crafted themselves. The tables were decorated with burlap runners and floral glass jar centerpieces atop wood slices. Krisztina and Adam's wedding was a family project of sorts. "There was not a single item present that a family member did not help create," Krisztina said. "It makes it more special that the whole family helped create the special day rather than buying all the decorations, clothes, etc." The couple also offered a candy buffet to those looking to satisfy their sweet tooth. The bride and groom left their reception in the most romantic way, under a line of sparklers! Krisztina's tip for couples planning their wedding? "Mold the wedding to create a way to show your guests that this day is about two unique people joining to become one." What a great approach! See the full board here.
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A randy duke, a stepmother getting over-familiar with her stepson and a brilliantly elaborate murder plot – Laurence Boswell's revival of Lope de Vega's 1631 revenge tragedy is a darkly polished treat. Part of the Arcola's Spanish Golden Age repertory season, it steams ahead in a swirl of fervid melodrama, sly humour and court intrigue.
To prevent his title from falling into the hands of grasping relatives, the philandering Duke of Ferrara marries Cassandra, the Duchess of Mantua, in order to produce an heir. He's worried his much-loved illegitimate son Federico won't get on with her. But the exact opposite happens, as the pair embark on a torrid affair that threatens the reputation of the court.
The play's title, of course, is Vega winking at us. It ends up being all about revenge, just executed to appear otherwise. Mark Bailey's gleaming black set is a striking backdrop to a world of glittering opulence and murky moral reflection, where perception is everything. The sharpness of Meredith Oakes's new translation makes this even clearer.
The cast play beautifully to the heightened tenor of it all, from William Hoyland's thunderous Duke to Nick Barber's overwrought Federico, endlessly comparing himself to doomed figures from Greek myth. As Cassandra, Frances McNamee offers a vivid mix of dignity, desperation and frustrated sensuality.
The play's rich excess sometimes threatens to become indigestible, and a blaringly ominous soundtrack sees some scenes veer into daytime soap opera. But a hilarious Simon Scardifield salts the seething stew of emotions as Federico's baffled steward, Batin, while Boswell's assured direction keeps things brisk, crisp and highly engaging.
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This is the best of the season of Spanish Golden Age plays but it's hard to see that there is any widespread interest. What is good, is to see an older actress like Frances McNamee playing a lead part like this, there are so few good parts for women in their mid to late thirties and it's great to see one pulling it off, I can see her playing these dignified characters well into her later years. This is the one worth seeing, so if you are going to see any of them see this one.


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Unless you've been on a Buzzfeed-less streak in the past few days, you've probably heard of a Buzzfeed news reporter's mission to spend a month without a wallet — a journey that led him to implant an NFC-enabled chip inside his own hand.
Tech reporter Charlie Warzel first took up the experiment to see whether the mobile payments world has evolved enough to allow an average consumer in the U.S. to forever ditch cash, checks, physical credit or debit cards. (No, was the answer, but read the full story here). Warzel ends up in Stockholm "to see out the extreme conclusion of a monthlong experiment," he writes.
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Note: This program will run next in Summer 2018.
This 23-day program explores the unique habitats of the Galapagos islands to understand how these islands became the birthplace of Darwin's idea of evoluation. Spend your summer days learning about tide pools, collecting plankton and helping to re-forest native vegetation in the cloud-filled highlands.
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- Snorkeling with schools of fish, sea lions and marine iguanas
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- Exploring blue-footed booby and albatross nesting sites, sea lion rookeries and a giant tortoise sanctuary
- Visiting the Charles Darwin Research Station on Santa Cruz Island
ECOL 4960/5960: Galapagos Marine Ecology (6 credits)
Note: All students must take the course for 6 units minimum, but can also opt to take it for more credit with additional assignments available on request from the instructor. Graduate students must take the course for graduate credit. Undergraduates who are seniors in good standing (see UA rules) can opt to take the course for graduate credit.
The Galapagos are an archipelago of islands situated approximately 900 km off the shore of Ecuador in the Pacific Ocean.
Students stay in double rooms in hotels at each of the sites. There is an extra cost for single occupancy rooms. Some meals and maid service included. Laundry service available for additional charge.


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It's time to put away the tissues and the worn DVD box-sets of The Blue Planet. David Attenborough retired from our screens (for the second time) when Life in Cold Blood ended last week, but he remains true to his mission of bringing us the wild and the downright freaky as curator of Amazing Rare Things, which opens today at The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace.
The exhibition brings together works from four artists and one conscientious collector and spans 300 years, from the mid-15th century to 1750. All five were fascinated by the new species being discovered in the New World by seafaring explorers. You might say, then, that the broadcaster is paying homage to Attenboroughs of times past.
The beautiful drawings and paintings betray the naiveté of the age. Take, for instance, the Maned, Three-toed Sloth, shown here. As portrayed by an unnamed 17th-century artist, the beast is immense and covered with thick brown fur, its front legs twice the length of its hind legs, and its claws unnaturally long and curved.
"He did his best to draw an honest picture," says Attenborough of the artist, whose painting was part of the collection belonging to Italian antiquarian Cassiano dal Pozzo. "But you can see him saying to himself: 'I'll draw this, but this is so silly. This is no kind of animal. It couldn't even walk.'"
Leonardo da Vinci, a keen naturalist, is represented by his anatomical studies of a bear's foot and a cow's uterus.
"Leonardo is in a different category altogether," Attenborough says, in that whispery drawl, "He is an active investigator, as opposed to the others, who are recorders. But the thing that unites them all is the sense of wonder: the innocent eye looking at a new range of creation."
Amazing Rare Things: The Art of Natural History in the Age of Discovery, The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace, until 28 September
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The Singing River Hospital Auxiliary and the Ocean Springs Hospital Auxiliary installed their officers. In Pascagoula, Betty Quinn was installed as SRH Auxiliary president. Renaldo Adams and Jackie Spires were named first and second vice president, respectively. Again, Gail Nicholson will serve as treasurer and Betty Richarde as corresponding secretary. Karen German will serve as recording secretary. Jackie Spires was named the 2011 SRH Auxilian of the Year.
In Ocean Springs, Dianne Gish was installed as OSH Auxiliary president. Other officers include: Sylvia Galuski, vice president; Nettie Phillips, recording secretary; Emily Wilson, corresponding secretary; and, Pat Spear, treasurer. Anna Miller was honored as the 2011 OSH Auxilian of the Year.