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France: Tu décide (April 2017)

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 Europe Song Contest

**France: Tu décide** is a France Télévisions TV show broadcast annually to select France's entry into the Europe Song Contest.

It was the first time that France has use "France: Tu décide" as the national selection for Europe Song Contest.

The first winner of the national selection will be announced soon.

## **Competing entries**

Information regarding the selected entries and artists published by France Télévisions on 19 March 2017.

## **Semi-final 1**

The first semi-final took place on 19 March 2016.

## **Semi-final 2**

The second semi-final took place on 21 March 2016.

## **Second chance round**

The Second chance will take place on 23 March 2016.

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## **Final**

The final will take place on 25 March 2016.
Krajowe Eliminacje: Europe Song Contest (April 2017)

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 Europe Song Contest

**Krajowe Eliminacje** is a TVP TV show broadcast annually to select Poland's entry into the Europe Song Contest.

It was the first time that Poland has use "Krajowe Eliminacje" as the national selection for Europe Song Contest.

Lanberry won the first edition with 76 points and she is going to represent Poland at Europe Song Contest in April 2017!

## **Competing entries**

Information regarding the selected entries and artists published by TVP on 15 March 2017.

 C-BooL ft. Giang Pham
 CLEO
 Isabell Otrębus-Larsson
 Jula
 Natalia Szroeder
 Sarsa
 Sylwia Grzeszczak

### **Duet round**

The duet round will take place on 18 March 2016.
Ukraine

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## **History**

**Ukraine** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 11 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in April 2016, when **Elen Levon** finished on the 5th place with her song "Wild Child".

Ukraine's worst result was in August 2016, with  **Potap & Nastya**  who finished on the 25th place with their song "Umamy" in the final.

Ukraine has never won the contest.
Serbia

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## History

**Serbia** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 2 times since its debut in the sixth edition.

The country's best result was in December 2016, when **Ana Stanic** finished in the 22nd place with her song "Prica Za Pamcenje".

Serbia used their language two times in the contest. Their first English song was in February 2018 when Marija represented the country with "Dance Like Nobody's Watching".

Serbia has never won the contest.
Ireland

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## **History**

**Ireland** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 12 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in December 2017, when **Niall Horan** finished on the 9th place with his song "Too Much To Ask". Markus Feehily got the best result for the country in the semi-final (2nd place).

Ireland's worst result was in January 2016 and in October 2017 when the country finished in the 12th place in the semi-final. The worst result in the final was in October 2016 when Lisa Hannigan finished in the 24th place with her song
"Fall".

Ireland has never won the contest.
Greece

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## **History**

**Greece** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 12 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in October 2017, when **Marina and The Diamonds** won the contest with the song "Primadonna". It was Greece's first winning and also the first time to finish in the top 5.

Greece's worst result in the final was in June 2016, with **Tamta** coming 22nd with "Unloved". The worst result in the semi-final was in August 2017 when **Leon of Athens** finished at the 16th place with Aeroplane

Greece has used their own language 4 times and 9 times the English language yet.

## **Hostings**

Greece has hosted one edition of the contest: in December 2017
Italy

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## **History**

**Italy** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 12 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in June 2016, with **Francesca Michielin** who finished 3rd with "L'amore esiste".

Italy's worst result was in January 2016 and April 2016, when Italy reached the 25th place in the final. The worst result in the semi-final was in August 2017 when Il Volo finished on the 14th place with their song "L'amore si muove".

Italy has used their language 11 times. Their first non-Italian song was in February 2017.

Italy has never won the contest.
Europe Song Contest Wikia

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The **Europe Song Contest** was a song contest on Youtube. Each participating country submits an original song to be performed on the contest and then casts votes for the other countries' songs to determine the most popular song in the competition.

Nine different countries have won the competition and therefore hosted the contest. Australia (1x), Austria (1x), Denmark (1x), Finland (1x), Greece (1x) Hungary (1x), Slovakia (1x), Sweden (1x), The Netherlands (1x) and the United Kingdom (3x). The highest scoring winner is currently Emma from Finland who won the eighth edition with 185 points.

## **History**

The first ever Europe Song Contest started on 12th January 2016. It was held in the United Kingdom which also was the first ever country to host the contest. 33 nations were taking part in the first edition, each submitting one entry to the contest. Each country awarded 12 points to their favourite, 10 points to their second favourite and then 8 points to 1 point for the rest. The United Kingdom was the first country to win the contest. The winner is traditionally set to be the host of the following edition.

## **Participation**

### **Debuting countries**

45 countries have participated at least once. These are listed here alongside the edition in which they made their début:

## **Participation map**

 Entered at least once

 Never entered, although eligible to do so

## **Hosting**

### **Logo and theme**

     The former generic logo was introduced for January 2016 in the United Kingdom, to create a consistent visual identity. The generic logo was revamped in October 2016, four editions after the first generic logo were created. The logo was used for the first time in the  Europe Song Contest 05. The host country's flag appears in the heart of the generic logo. Each edition of the contest, the host country creates a sub-theme which is usually accompanied and expressed with a sub-logo.

### **Voting**

The current system has been in place since January 2016 and is a positional voting system. Each country awards two sets of 12, 10, 8–1 points to their 10 favourite songs.

From October 2016 the non-participating countries can vote too! The points are adding up and the first 10 countries get points.10th - 5 points, 9th - 10 points, 8th - 15 points, 7th - 20 points, 6th - 25 points, 5th - 30 points, 4th - 35 points, 3rd - 40 points, 2nd - 45 points, 1st - 50 points.

From August 2017 the non-participating countries can't vote.

## **Winners**

Eight countries have won the contest once: Austria, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Slovakia, Sweden and The Netherlands. One has won the contest three times, the United Kingdom.

## **Winners**

Tove Lo after winning the seventh edition.Kállay Saunders Band after winning the sixth edition.Delta Goodrem after winning the fifth edition.TP4Y after winning the fourth edition.Zoë after winning the third edition.Ella Eyre after winning the second edition.Jess Glynne after winning the first edition.
Belgium

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## **History**

**Belgium** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 9 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in April 2017, when **Loïc Nottet** finished on the 2nd place with 149 points and with his song "Million Eyes".

Belgium's worst result was in August 2016, with **Stromae**, who finished on the 21st place with 23 points and with his song "Carmen" in the final. The country's worst result in the semi-final was in December 2017 when **Ian Thomas** finished on the 16th place with 30 points and with his song "Another Round".

Belgium has sung 2 times in their own language and 8 times in the English language yet.

Belgium has never won the contest.
The Voice of Australia (April 2017)

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 Europe Song Contest

## **Competing entries**

Information regarding the selected entries and artists were publicised by SBS on 2 February 2017.

 Dami Im
 Delta Goodrem
 Ellie Drennan
 Jess & Mat
 Joel Adams
 Samantha James
 Taylor Henderson

## **Ranking rounds**

### **Ranking round 1**

The first ranking round took place on 16 February 2017

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 **04** | **Dami Im** | **"Fighting for Love"** | 1

### **Ranking round 2**

The second ranking round took place on 17 February 2017

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## **Second chance round**

The second chance round took place on 26 February 2017

## **Semi-final**

The semi-final will take place on 5 March 2017

## **Final**

The final will take place on 12 March February 2017

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Romania

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## **History**

**Romania** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 9 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in June 2017 and in October 2017, when the country finished in the 6th place in the final.

Romania's worst result was in December 2017, with **3 Sud Est** coming 13th with "Cine Esti?" in the semi-final.

Romania has never won the contest.
Sweden

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## **History**

**Sweden** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 12 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in February 2017 with Tove Lo. Sweden won the contest with her song "Moments".

Sweden's worst result was in October 2016, with **Jakob Karlberg** coming 17th with "Trädgårn" in the final. The worst result in the semi-final was in December 2017 when **Jakob Karlberg** finished on the 15th place with their song "Fa van bra".

Sweden hosted the eighth edition of the contest. It will take place in Stockholm at the Friends Arena. The presenters will be Mariette and Loreen.

Sweden used their language 3 times and used the English language 10 times in the contest.

## **Hostings**

Sweden has hosted the eighth edition of the contest: in April 2017
Moldova

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## **History**

**Moldova** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 7 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in February 2017, when **Lidia Isac & Daniele Guastella** came 15th with "The Life Beyond".

Moldova's worst result in the final was in June 2016 when **LORA** finished 22nd with her song "Ne impotrivim". The worst result in the semi-final was in August 2017, with **Kaya** coming 17th with "Burn".

Moldova has never won the contest.
Poland

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## **History**

**Poland** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 10 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in October 2016, when **Margaret** came 4th with "Cool Me Down".

Poland's worst result was in August 2017, with **Sarsa** coming 17th with "Volta" in the semi-final.

First ever winner that was chosen by national final was **Lanberry** winning Krajowe Eliminacje and then scoring 5th place with 97 points.

Poland has never won the contest.
Slovenia

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## **History**

**Slovenia** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 5 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in August 2017, when **Maraaya and BQL** finished on the 3rd place in the final with their song "It's Complicated".

Slovenia's worst result was in April 2016, with **Martin Perović** coming 16th with "Ljubomora" in the semi-final.

Slovenia always used their language in the history of the contest.

Slovenia has never won the contest.
F.Y.R. Macedonia

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## **History**

The **F.Y.R. Macedonia** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 1 times since its debut in the thirteenth edition.

The country's best result is going to be in February 2018, where **Magdalena ENA** will fight for the country's best result with her song "Placat i najsilni".
Turkey

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## **History**

**Turkey** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 9 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in January 2016, when **Aynur Aydin** came 15th with "Günah Sevap".

Turkey's worst result was in December 2017, with **Demet Akalin** coming 16th with "Damga Damga" in the semi-final.The worst result in the final was in April 2017 when Turkey finished in the last place.

Turkey has never won the contest.
Slovakia

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## **History**

**Slovakia** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 6 times since its debut in the second edition.

Slovakia's best result was in June 2017 when **Celeste Buckingham** won the contest with the song called "I'm Not Sorry" which scored 155 points.

The country's worst result was in August 2017, when **Adam Ďurica** finished on the last (21st) place with his song "Mandolína".

Slovakia hosted the tenth edition in Ondrej Nepela Arena which is be located in the capital of the country, in Bratislava. The shows were hosted by Kristína who was the interval act in the final with her Eurovision song called "Horehronie".

## **Hostings**

Slovakia will host one edition of the contest: in August 2017
Azerbaijan

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## **History**

**Azerbaijan** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 2 times since they debut in the second edition.

Azerbaijan's best result was in June 2017, when they finished on the 16th place with Roya and her song "Lie"

The country's worst result was with **Talib Tale**, who came 13th in the semi-final with "Bilirsenki".

Azerbaijan has never won the contest.
Destination EuropeSC April 2018

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 Europe Song Contest

*Destination EuropeSC* will be the national final organised by BNT to select Bulgaria's artist for the Europe Song Contest April 2018. The competition will consist of three shows, aired in March 2018 on BNT, which will be hosted by Boryana Gramatikova

#### Format

The format of the competition will consist of three shows: two semi-finals, and a final.
The two semi-finals will feature nine artists each, from which four will be selected to advance to the final from each show.

Results will be determined by a Bulgarian jury panel and an international jury panel. The Bulgarian jury panel will consist of:

* **Zhana Bergendorff** - singer, songwriter, represented Bulgaria in the 05th and 13th editions
* **Vladimir Ampov (Grafa)** - singer, composer, producer and writer.
* **Slavi Trifonov** - Bulgarian showman, actor, singer, and viola player

The international jury panel in the semi-finals will consist of:

#### Competing artists

 Victoria Georgieva
Latvia

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## **History**

**Latvia** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 6 times since its debut in the second edition.

The country's best result was in April 2017, when **Katrine Lukins** came 16th with "Silhouette" in the final.

Latvia's worst result was in October 2017, with **Musiqq** who finished in the 17th place with their song "Manā Pilsētā Līst" in the semi-final.

Latvia has never won the contest.
Dressed to Impress

Dressed to Impress is a level 55 Quest in Ellinia.

"It's cold in Ellinia"

Required Level: 55

Required Quests: None

"Albath (-882, 50, -1069) is feeling cold."

Quests

Home

## Part 1

Talk to **Albath**

**Albath:** Another cold day in Ellinia...

**Player:** I know! Even my armor isn't enough to warm me up.

**Albath:** Well, of course! Your armor doesn't look like it's from around here.

**Albath:** To be warm, you have to have some high quality materials. Fur ain't cheap, you know?

**You:** Do you know where I can get some?

**Albath:** There's a merchant in town, Gene. He's selling some fur armors. Perhaps you can buy one from him?

**You:** How much are they?

**Albath:** I think they're a couple hundred million shards each. Gotta pay the price for high quality outfits!

**You:** I... that's... isn't that a bit expensive?

**Albath:** Well, I suppose so. Now that I think about it, I haven't seen him make a sale in... uh... ever.

**Albath:** Maybe he sold one to someone rich a while ago and has been lived off of the money from that sale since then.

**You:** Can I get him to lower his prices?

**Albath:** I'm not sure. Maybe it's best to ask him.

**Albath:** A lot of people spend their entire lives in Ellinia. It's dangerous out there in the Snow Plains.

## Part 2

Go ask Gene (-939, 46, -1226) if you can buy a Fur Suit for a lower price.

**Gene:** Hi there! You look like you could use some warm clothes! How about a Fur Suit, for just 300 million shards?

**You:** Uhh... Actually, I was wondering if you could maybe give me a discount?

**Gene:** Of course not! What kind of good businessman gives discounts?

**Gene:** That being said...

**Gene:** I do feel like I've been running low on fur suits.

**You:** What? You mean you've actually been selling them?

**Gene:** Of course! The wealthy of Zentrela are always looking for the latest in fashionable and practical clothes.

**Gene:** Anyways, I need some more supplies to make some new fur suits.

**Gene:** The Polar Bears in the Snow Plains have excellent fur.

**Gene:** Bring me 50 Polar Bear furs from the Polar Bears in the Snow Plains and I'll give you a fur suit as payment.

**Gene:** Well, get to work! Get me 50 polar bear furs as soon as you can.

## Part 3

Hunt Polar Bears in the Snow Plains and collect 50 furs.

Polar Bears can be found around the Snow Plains a good spot to grind is at (-115, 53, -348)

**Gene:** Great! These look to be very high quality furs.

**Gene:** Nice and fresh, too!

**Gene:** A deal is a deal. Enjoy your new outfit!

**Gene:** I have more than enough money to retire, but selling fur is my passion.

**Quest Complete!** Dressed to Impress

You receive:

Fur Jacket (250 hp, 20 defense)

Fur Trousers (250 hp, 20 defense)

50,000 experience points
Krajowe Eliminacje: Europe Song Contest

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**Krajowe Eliminacje: Europe Song Contest** is a TVP TV show broadcast annually to select the Poland's entry into the Europe Song Contest.

Poland used the national selection in April 2017 first.

The first winner of the national selection was Lanberry with her song "Only Human".
Denmark

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## **History**

**Denmark** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 12 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in December 2017 when Anja Nissen won the contest with her song called "Triumph". She received 215 points in the final. She finished in the 1st place in the semi-final as well with 133 points. Anja has already represented her country in June 2017, when she finished in the 2nd place with 128 points. She

Denmark's worst result was in April 2017, with **Tomas Nevergreen** coming 24th with "Since you've been gone" in the final.

Denmark has sung 1 time in their own language and 11 times in the English language yet.
France: Tu décide (June 2017)

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 Europe Song Contest

**France: Tu décide** is a France Télévisions TV show broadcast annually to select France's entry into the Europe Song Contest.

It was the second time that France has use "France: Tu décide" as the national selection for Europe Song Contest.

The second winner of the national selection will be announced soon.

## **Competing entries**

Information regarding the selected entries and artists published by France Télévisions on 27 April 2017.

## **Semi-final 1**

The first semi-final took place on 27 April 2017.

## **Semi-final 2**

The second semi-final took place on 21 May 2017.

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The Netherlands

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## **History**

**The Netherlands** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 12 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in August 2016, when **TP4Y** won the contest with "Million Bucks".

Netherlands worst result was in June 2017, with **Rochelle** coming 19th with "You Got Something" in the final.

The Netherlands hosted the fifth edition of the contest. It took place in Amsterdam. Ziggo Dome was selected as the venue of the contest while O'G3NE selected as the presenters of the fifth contest.

First ever winner that was chosen by national final was Rochelle. She represented already the country in the sixth edition.

## **Hostings**

The Netherlands has hosted the fifth edition of the contest: in October 2016.
Croatia

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## **History**

**Croatia** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 7 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in June 2016 when **Luminize** finished in the 6th place with 80 points and with their song "Kill It With Love".

Croatia's worst result in the final was in April 2016 when **Učiteljice** finished in the 19th place with 62 points with their song "Šok". The worst results in the semi-final were in June 2016, when **Pamela Ramljak** finished in the 11th place with 60 points and with her song "Vikend".

Croatia has used their own language 6 times and 2 times the English language yet.

Croatia has never won the contest.
Battle For My Life Earnings Wikia

## Welcome to the Battle For My Life Earnings Wikia

Welcome To The World Of BFMLE, Where 20 Characters Battle For One Prize, The Hosts Life Earnings.

## More Coming Soon

The Wiki Has Got More To Come Every Month And There Will Be Something New.

## What's Going On In The Wiki

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Wikia's Video Library.

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Arthur Clarke

**Arthur Clarke** is a lycanthrope and the protector of medium Simon Neilks.

## Appearance

Arthur Clarke is a tall, broad and well built boy for his age. He plays on his school's football team and his lycanthropy gives him above average senses and physical abilities.

## Childhood

Arthur was born to his father, a fisherman, and his mother who worked as a secretary.
Iceland

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## **History**

**Iceland** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 4 times since its debut in the second edition.

The country's best result was in June 2017, when **Sylvia Erla** came 15th with "Gone" in the final.

Iceland's worst result was in June 2016, with **Steed Lord** coming 25th with "123 If You Want Me" in the final.

Iceland has never won the contest.
Israel

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## **History**

**Israel** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 2 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in April 2016, when **Shiri Maimon** came 13rd with "Now That Your Gone" in the semi-final.

Israel's worst result was in January 2016, with **Kokoro** coming 14th with "Tasmanian Devil" in the semi-final.

Israel has used the English language all the time.

Israel has never qualified for the final, so they never won the contest.
Australia

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## **History**

**Australia** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 12 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in October 2016, when **Delta Goodrem** and **Gizzle** won the contest with "Enough".

Australia's worst result was in October 2017, when **Sia** finished on the 11th place and collected 54 points in the semi-final with her song "Move Your Body". The worst result in the final was with **Sheppard**, who came 12th place with 63 points with their song "Geronimo"

Australia hosted the sixth edition of the contest. It took place in Sydney in the Qudos Bank Arena. The presenters were Margot Robbie and Ricky Martin.

First ever winner that was chosen by national final was **Dami Im**winning The Voice of Australia. She finished on the 10th place with 68 points in the final.

On 20 February 2018, the team of Europe Song Contest announced the rule changes which have been included that Australia no longer can take part in the contest.

## **Hostings**

Australia has hosted one edition of the contest: in December 2016.
Lithuania

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## **History**

**Lithuania** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 8 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in October 2017 with **Beatrich** who finished in the 17th place in the grand final with her song "Superstar". She reached the 2nd place in the semi-final which is the country's best result in the semi-final.

Lithuania's worst result was in January 2016, with **Natalija Bunke** coming 12th with "Sirdis ant balto sniego" in the semi-final. The worst result in the final was in June 2016 and in August 2016 when they finished 26th in the final.

Lithuania has used their language 6 times in the contest.

Lithuania has never won the contest.
United Kingdom

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## **History**

The **United Kingdom** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 12 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in January 2016, in April 2016, in August 2017 and in August 2017 when they won the contest.

So far the United Kingdom the first and only one country, who won the contest 3 times and **Ella Eyre** is the only one person who won the contest 2 times.

United Kingdom's worst result was in April 2017, with **Little Mix** coming to the 12th place with "Shout Out to My Ex" in the final.

The country hosted the first, second, third edition of the contest. The first edition took place in Liverpool in the Echo Arena. The presenter was Gary Barlow.

In the second edition, The O2 Arena hosted the contest in London. The host of the contest was the first winner of the contest, Jess Glynne

After second winning Birmingham hosted the third contest. It took place in Genting Arena and Molly Smitten-Downes was selected as the host of the contest.

After Ella Eyre's second winning Glasgow will host the contest in October 2017 in the SSE Hydro. Louisa Johnson, former representative and spokesperson of the country was announced as the presenter of the 11th edition.

First ever winner that was chosen by national final was **Louisa Johnson ft. Clean Bandit**winning Europe: You Decide. They reached the third place with 137 in the final of the sixth edition.

## **Hostings**

The United Kingdom has hosted four editions of the contest: in January 2016, in April 2016, in June 2016 and in October 2017
Kosovo

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## **History**

**Kosovo** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 4 times since its debut in the sixth edition.

The country's best result was in October 2017, when **Dua Lipa** finished in the second place with her song "Blow Your Mind" in the final.

Kosovo's worst result was in August 2017 with **Rita Ora** who finished 11th with "Poison" in the semi-final.

Kosovo has used the English language 4 times. Their first, and only one non-English song were in December 2017.

Kosovo has never won the contest.
October 2016

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**Europe Song Contest 05**, was the fifth edition of Europe Song Contest. It took place in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, following TP4Y's victory in the fourth edition. It was the first time that The Netherlands hosted the contest. AVROTROS selected Ziggo Dome as the venue for the contest while O'G3NE was selected as the host.

On 9 September 2016, it was confirmed that twenty-six countries would take part in the contest. Five countries returned to the contest, including Malta after three edition absence, Poland after two edition break, Estonia, Switzerland and Turkey returned after being absent since the third edition. Belgium, Montenegro, Romania, Russia and Slovenia announced their withdrawal from the fifth edition.

The winner of the fourth edition was Australia with the song "Enough" performed by Delta Goodrem and Gizzle, which scored 169 points and brought the trophy to Australia. It was the first time that Australia won the contest. With 166 points the runner-up was the United Kingdom.

### **Logo**

     For the fifth edition, it was decided that the logo would be revamped. The logo had a minor change: the heart that represented the letter "O" in "Europe" was revamped. The new logo was used for the first time in this edition.

### **Voting**

From this edition, the non-participating countries can vote too! The points will add up and the first 10 countries will get points.10th - 5 points, 9th - 10 points, 8th - 15 points, 7th - 20 points, 6th - 25 points, 5th - 30 points, 4th - 35 points, 3rd - 40 points, 2nd - 45 points, 1st - 50 points.

## **Location**

*For further information see Amsterdam*
**Amsterdam** is the capital and most populous municipality of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Its status as the capital is mandated by the Constitution of the Netherlands, although it is not the seat of the government, which is The Hague. Amsterdam has a population of 841,186 within the city proper, 1,337,743 in the urban area, and 2,431,000 in the Amsterdam metropolitan area. The city is located in the province of North Holland in the west of the country. The metropolitan area comprises much of the northern part of the Randstad, one of the larger conurbations in Europe, with a population of approximately 7 million.

**Ziggo Dome** is a 17,000-seat multi-use indoor arena in Amsterdam, Netherlands. It is named after the Dutch cable TV provider Ziggo. In 2014, the Ziggo Dome Awards were announced, recognising artists who performed at the arena.

 Heineken Music Hall | 5500
 **Ziggo Dome** | 17,000
 Rotterdam | Ahoy Rotterdam | 15,818

## **Participants**

### **Grand Final**

The following countries have formally announced their participation in the contest:

### **12 points**

Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the final:

## **Participation map**

 Participating countries

 Countries that participated in the past but not in October 2016

## **External links**

* Facebook
* Instagram
* YouTube
* Dailymotion
* Official page
Estonia

Appearances
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## **History**

**Estonia** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 11 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in June 2016 and in December 2017 when they finished in the 7th place.

Estonia's worst result was in January 2016, with **Grete Paia** coming 18th with "Püüame Droone" in the final.

Estonia has used their own language 4 times and 7 times the English language yet.

Estonia has never won the contest.
Montenegro

Appearances
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## **History**

**Montenegro** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 2 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in June 2016, when **Andrea Demirovic** represented the country with "Odlazim", which placed 22nd.

Montenegro's worst result was in January 2016, with **Edita** coming 11th with "The Key" in the semi-final.

Montenegro has never won the contest.
Switzerland

Appearances
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## **History**

**Switzerland** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 5 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in October 2016, when **Rykka** came 5th with "Movies".

Switzerland's worst result was in August 2017, with **Ginta Biku** coming 12th with "Cet air la" in the semi-final.

Switzerland has never won the contest.
Carter and Erik

**The relationship between Carter Beaucroix-Hale and Erik.**

## Beginning (2013-2015)

Their relationship began in 2013, the day before Carter began school that year. Erik initially was using Carter to get to his blood, and later his sister. However Carter felt genuine feelings for Erik. Even when he figured out Erik's motivations he stayed in the relationship.

When Carter's sister tried to kill Erik, Carter saved him.

Erik and Carter grew closer in their relationship after this. Even though Erik still did not have his humanity, Carter's affections had an affect on him. Carter told Erik he'd help him find the stone that he was cursed with, with the ulterior motive of getting Erik's humanity back.

When Erik saw his younger sister once more, his humanity came back. The two stayed together after this. However, they eventually began to feel separate as Erik's humanity drew him away.

Their relationship ended when Erik missed Carter's prom and they subsequently fought.

## Seperation (2015)

The two remained friends, and Erik tried to win Carter back initially. However, Carter began dating Micah Sargsan. Erik decided he'd leave the town and move on, however his help was needed.

When Carter was turned by Erik's sister Carter initially stayed with Micah, not knowing that Micah had been the one to suggest Carter be turned.

## Without Humanity

When Carter turned off his humanity he wanted to be with Erik once more. Erik helped Carter hunt, but Carter was out of control. Eventually Carter tried to get Erik to turn his humanity off too. Erik pretended to do so before capturing Carter. Carter escaped before his humanity was turned on once more as Micah returned.

## Seperated

Carter went missing over the summer, but returned in the fall for school. He had become far more quiet after his humanity returned. Initially he did not want to be in a relationship. However, as Erik and Carter became close friends their feelings returned.

## College

They once again became a couple, and this lasted until the fae tore them apart and Carter had to leave Newmoor.

## Four Year Jump

Carter returns to Newmoor, where Erik is under the guise they will still be together, however Carter is now engaged to Micah. Carter spends the time before his death confused about his decision and emotions.

In the end, Carter does not leave Micah. Carter's final moment is spent with Erik at the town line, where Erik recreates their missed prom dance (Hunger - Ross Copperman)

Carter then disappeared into his void dimmension

## Void

Erik is unwilling to let go and searches for a way to see Carter. He eventually succeeds and visits Carter in his void dimension. The two are together here briefly, before the stone knife Erik uses must be taken.

Erik says goodbye to Carter.
Hungary

Appearances
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## **History**

**Hungary** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 11 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in January 2016, when **Kállay Saunders Band**won the contest with "#JOY".

Hungary's worst result was in April 2016, with **Freddie** coming 21st with "Neked Nem Kell" in the final. The worst result in the semi-final was in December 2017 when **senkise x majka** finished on the 15th place with song "u,u,u"

Hungary hosted the seventh edition of the contest. It took place in Budapest in the László Papp Budapest Sports Arena. The presenters were **Freddie** and **András Kállay Saunders**.

## **Hostings**

Hungary has hosted the seventh edition of the contest: in February 2017.
London Calling

The second book in the Elizabeth series.

## Plot

Elizabeth is shown around Pennington House by Vanessa (p.2). She has a brief collision with a boy who turns out to be Maxwell Pennington, the Earl's son (p.8). She finds him quite attractive but clearly off limits as he's engaged and a viscount. Later she meets Max again in the garden while looking for the herb garden (p.51).

Sarah Pennington is caught in bed with Nick Jones, her boyfriend (p.19). She is excluded from boarding at Welles School thereafter, and must live at Pennington House (p.23). The Earl also bans her from seeing him, as he is a commoner (p.73).

Vanessa is snooping around the house (p.54). She's looking for some indication of her mother's affair with Lord Pennington. She wants revenge (p.58). She is scolded by Matilda for slacking off on her duties (p.75). Later she searches the countess' suite for evidence and finds nothing (p.92).

Lord Pennington and Max play polo together (p.79). They discuss Sarah's behaviour and her dating Nick (p.80). Max is embarrassed that his father cares so much about class. Lord Pennington then chides Max for showing too much familiarity with Elizabeth (p.82). He reminds Max of his engagement to Lavinia.

Sarah convinces one of the chauffeurs to take her to school so that she can meet Nick for lunch (p.88). She makes out with him in the gardens at Welles (p.96). Nick suggests that they have sex. Sarah isn't ready (p.112). Nick puts pressure on her to have sex the coming weekend at his house (p.114). She answers with 'maybe' (p.116). Percy tells Fenwick about the trip, and Sarah is in more trouble (London Calling p.124)

Vanessa and Elizabeth discuss journals and Elizabeth missing home (p.104). Vanessa asks Elizabeth if she's interested in Max and then tells her to remember her place (p.106). Alice tries to convince the girls to go out but Elizabeth is too tired (p.108). Mary interrupts and Elizabeth finds herself owning up to leaving out a dirty pail of water, something Alice did (p.119), and is docked 2 hours pay for it.

## Characters

* Elizabeth Wakefield
* Vanessa Shaw
* Lord Pennington
* Sarah Pennington
* Maxwell Pennington
* Alice Henry
* Nicholas Jones
* James Leer
* Lavinia
* Victoria
* Patricia Mulligan
* Miss Hern
* Matilda Kippers
* Mary Dale
* Davy O'Malley
* Fenwick
* Percy
June 2016

Final date
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 ◄ April 2016  August 2016 ►

**Europe Song Contest 03**, was the third edition of Europe Song Contest. It took place in Birmingham, United Kingdom, following Ella Eyre's victory in the second edition. It was the third time that the United Kingdom hosted the contest. BBC selected Genting Arena as the venue for the contest while Molly Smitten-Downs was selected as the host.

Twenty-six countries participated in the edition including Armenia made their debut appearance in the edition. Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Israel, Latvia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia and Spain announced their withdrawal from the third edition.

The winner of the third edition was Austria with the song "Danse avec moi" performed by Zoë, which scored 104 points and brought the trophy to Austria. It was the first time that Austria won the contest. With 98 points the runner-up was Sweden.

## **Location**

*For further information see Birmingham*
     **Birmingham** is a major city and metropolitan borough in the West Midlands of England. It is the largest and most populous British city outside London, with a population in 2014 of 1,101,360. The city is in the West Midlands Built-up Area, the third most populous urban area in the United Kingdom, with a population of 2,440,986 at the 2011 census. Birmingham is the second most populous metropolitan area in the UK with a population of 3.8 million. This also makes Birmingham the 9th most populous metropolitan area in Europe

The **Genting Arena**, host to large music concerts, is part of the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) complex located in Birmingham, England. The 16,000 capacity Genting Arena was the largest multi-purpose arena in the UK when opening in 1980 as "The NEC Arena" and is still a major popular venue for many large, international touring acts. Together, the NEC and the Genting Arena host over 3 million visitors each year. The Ticket Factory is the official box office for the Genting Arena.

## **Participants**

Twenty-six countries participated in the third edition of the contest. The submissions for the second edition opened in May 2016. The contest started in June.

## **Results**

### **Grand Final**

Twenty-six countries participated in the final, all participating countries eligible to vote.

### **12 points**

Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the final:

## **Participation map**

 Participating countries

 Countries that participated in the past but not in June 2016

## **External links**

* Facebook
* Instagram
* YouTube
* Dailymotion
* Official page
Norway

Appearances
 First appearance
 Worst result
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## **History**

**Norway** has participated in the Europe Song Contest 11 times since its debut in the first edition.

The country's best result was in April 2016, when **Mørland** came 2nd with "No Firewall".

Norway's worst result was in August 2016, with **Elouiz** coming 23rd with "10" in the final. The worst result in the semi-final was in August 2017 with **Alexander Rybak**, who finished on the 15th place with his song "FIFA".

Norway has never won the contest.
Bosque antiguo

El **Bosque antiguo** es el primer lugar donde el jugador puede cazar. Este lugar esta al lado de la Pequeña tribu, que es la aldea principal del juego, por lo que para entrar a este lugar no es obligatorio depender de una misión.

Archivo:Bosque antiguo.png

## Trivia

* La zona 9 es una zona de batalla, por lo que va a estar bloqueada si no se esta en una misión.
* La zona apenas y tiene una zona con agua, que es la zona 8 y parte de la 10.
Sweet Valley Wikia

## Welcome to the Sweet Valley Wikia

This aims to be an ultimate source for details about the Sweet Valley universe! I will be updating as I read each and every book in the series, with details from every single one (including the conflicting details, such as Lila's hair colour).

It's a major work-in-progress, and I've only just started, so please be patient! It takes a long time to go through every single book and get all the details out of them!

## Where would you like to start?

Sweet Valley Kids

Sweet Valley Twins

Team Sweet Valley

The Unicorn Club

Sweet Valley Junior High

Sweet Valley High

Sweet Valley High: Senior Year

Sweet Valley University

Elizabeth

## Latest activity

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February 2017

Final date
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 ◄ December 2016  April 2017 ►

**Europe Song Contest 07**, was the seventh edition of Europe Song Contest. It took place in Hungary, following Kállay Saunders Band's victory in the sixth edition. It was the first time that Hungary host the contest. MTVA selected László Papp Budapest Sports Arena as the venue for the contest while Freddie and András Kállay Saunders selected as the hosts.

Twenty-two countries participated, with Belgium, Bulgaria, Malta, Moldova, San Marino and Slovakia returned to the contest. While Croatia, Germany, Kosovo, Serbia, Romania, Russia, Ukraine withdrew from the contest.

The winner of the seventh edition was Sweden with the song "Moments" performed by Tove Lo, which scored 171 points and brought the trophy to Sweden. It was the first time that Sweden won the contest. With 158 points the runner-up was Finland.

## **Location**

*For further information see Budapest*
     **Budapest** is the capital and most populous city of Hungary, one of the largest cities in the European Union and sometimes described as the primate city of Hungary.It has an area of 525 square kilometres (203 square miles) and a population of about 1.8 million within the administrative limits in 2016.

The **László Papp Budapest Sports Arena**, also known as Budapest Sports Arena or locally just Arena is a multi-purpose indoor arena in Budapest, Hungary. It is the biggest sports complex in the country and it is named after Hungarian boxer László Papp. The venue can hold up to 12,500 people in its largest concert configuration, up to 11,390 for boxing and 9,479 for ice hockey.

 Debrecen | Főnix Hall | 8,500
 Győr | Audi Aréna | 5,500

## **Participants**

### **Final**

22 countries participated in the final, with all participating countries eligible to vote. The running order for the final was revealed after the deadline of the songs on 21 January.

### **12 points**

Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the final:

## **Participation map**

 Participating countries

 Countries that participated in the past but not in February 2017

## **External links**

* Facebook
* Instagram
* YouTube
* Dailymotion
* Official page
January 2016

Semi-final 1 date
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 April 2016 ►

**Europe Song Contest 1** was the debut edition of the Europe Song Contest. The edition was held in Liverpool, United Kingdom as it was the host's country. BBC chose the Echo Arena located in the city of Liverpool. Gray Barlow was selected as the presenter of the event.

Thirty-three countries participated in the first edition, all of them being debutants as it was the first edition.

The winner of the edition was United Kingdom with the song "Don't Be So Hard On Yourself" performed by Jess Glynne, which scored 150 points, thirty points over the runner-up, Sweden.

## **Location**

*For further information see Liverpool*

Liverpool is a major city and metropolitan borough in north-west England. By 2015, the city council area had an estimated population of 478,580 whilst the Liverpool/Birkenhead metropolitan area had a population over 2.2 million. Liverpool is the principal city within the Liverpool City Region.

In terms of capacity, Echo Arena Liverpool is the eleventh largest arena in the United Kingdom. ACC Liverpool as a whole was designed by Wilkinson Eyre architects. There are six dressing rooms, five team locker rooms and two promoter offices within the arena. Vehicles weighing up to 38 tonnes can gain access to the basement of the arena.

## **Participating countries**

Thirty-three countries participated in the first edition of the contest. The submissions for the first edition opened on December 2015. Every country should choose their broadcaster for the contest. The contest started in January.

## **Results**

### **Semi-final 1**

thirteen countries participated in the first semi-final.  Australia,  Italy,  Spain and the  United Kingdom also voted in this semi-final. The highlighted countries qualified for the final.

### **12 points**

Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the first semi-final:

### **Semi-final 2**

Fourteen countries participated in the second semi-final.  France,  Germany and the  United Kingdom also voted in this semi-final. The highlighted countries qualified for the final.

### **12 points**

Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the second semi-final:

### **Grand Final**

Twenty-six countries participated in the final, with all thirty-three participating countries eligible to vote.

## **Participation map**

 Participating countries

 Did not qualify from the semi final

## External links

* Facebook
* Instagram
* YouTube
* Dailymotion
* Official page