Wanderer

Ireland broke Morocco streak, but I thought Irish twelve could go to Brazil Song does sound like the one Dan likes the most

First points for Thank you Olympic:IRL

The symmetry

Europe fighting back, but Morocco overtakes top position!

Morocco going strong Still no points for NZ

Anti jinxing

Well, this is really a shocker It seems your wish may come true

Only one European country in current top 5. What a start for Serbia

It aint Eurovision! No points for Moldova at all!

Iran

What a start

We took our sits, let the show begin

Yorkshire

Oh yes, they are, they will be Le Pen, luckily for "EU" won't win.

I don't give a damn about EU anymore. And I can guess many people in Serbia are very skeptical now too. I hope Le Pen wins in second round, though it probably will be very, very tough.

Allez Le Pen

You liked the song?

Mauritania Noura Mint Seymali is a nationally beloved star and one of Mauritania’s foremost musical emissaries. Born into a prominent line of Moorish griot (West African praise singers, poets and musicians) Noura began her career at age 13 as a supporting vocalist with her step-mother, the legendary Dimi Mint Abba. From a very early age, she was trained in instrumental and vocal technique by her grandmother, Mounina, mastering the ardine, a harp reserved only for women, and singing at weddings with family. Seymali Ould Ahmed Vall, Noura's father, was similarly an important teacher, himself a seminal figure in Mauritanian music who devised the first system for Moorish melodic notation and composed many works popularized by his wife, Dimi. Seymali sparked Noura’s compositional instincts and encouraged her earliest experimentations with fusion music. Reared in this rich and transitive music culture where sounds from across the Sahara, the Magreb and West Africa coalesce, Noura Mint Seymali currently drives the legacy forward as one of Mauritania's most adventurous young artists. Noura Mint Seymali - Mohammedoun Album: Arbina Released: September 16, 2016 Official Site: http://www.nouramintseymali.com/

What a week for WTA. After Italian Tennis Federation rejected Schiavone a wildcard citing she already had MDWC in previous two years but didn't win a single match an so far being very low ranked, she is not the most suitable person for the one. (Errani and Sharapova already awarded MDWC. What was Schiavone's respone - a title in Bogota! With 36 years and more than 9 months old she became the fourth oldest woman to win a title in the Open era. On the other side, a 17-year-old Czech girl Marketa Vondroušova won her first title (at her second WTA tournament in career, previous showing in Prague 2016, reaching R16) coming from qualifications. What I can say for Marketa - I noticed her 3-4 years ago and I liked what I saw. This week she showed so matured tennis. Strong from both wings (fh and bh), great attacking and also defensive skills, variety and touch. Serve solid but also can improve. Mentally tough. Saved 13 BP in the final, several set points in second set and converted the first match point. I am impressed. Kontaveit improved a lot. I hope she can break in top 50 very soon. I like her game too.

Marketa Vondrousova

Dead Spot on, though

Maybe most of you have already watched the video, but I found it today and enjoyed it very much. The Brits!!!

Excellent work @dcro

bestmen Fantastic work!