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Cristopher Columbus discovered America. Witold Waszczykowski discovered San Escobar http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/01/11/polands-foreign-minister-mocked-naming-non-existent-country/

Happy New Year 2017 my Totallympics friends My best wishes of health, success and happiness for everyone

Wow, now we can even follow updates from the glorious nation of San Escobar using social media https://www.facebook.com/sanescobarcountry/

Hello, it's been a while I'm playing in this prediction site for football competitions (Leagues and Continental competitions) and other sports competitions (Tennis, Handball, NBA, NHL, ...) too if anyone is interested : prediction-game For example today begins World championship in handball and few days later Africa Cup of Nations in football you can sign up there to any contest you want among those available in the site good luck and I hope you join in !

Thanks a lot, the mobile FIS app don't work for this event

why cancelled? the race just finished. Team Austria I (Claudia Rieber/Benjamin Karl) won. 2nd SUI II, 3rd AUT III. your team with yesterdays winner Christoph Mick lost surprisingly with Japan in 1st round.

Have no sense, better is decided, how berth have each Confederations. PS: OFC deserve to have one secure nation at world cup!!!!!!!!!!!

Concacaf should get max 6 Asia a max 7 Concacaf would be more competitive. Africa has a ridiculous amount of teams at the same level, they should get 10

One of the wrost day of the FIFA's history... But the way, Canada will try to host the 2026 World Cup

Europe has enough with 16, I would give it to Africa, they can do a 10th competitive team. Between a Gabon or a Hungary, I prefer Gabon.

This is presumably the new reposition, though nothing is official yet. I would ditch the playoff and have Europe with 17.

The World Cup will be expanded to host 48 teams, up from 32, Fifa has decided. An initial stage of 16 groups of three teams will precede a knockout stage for the remaining 32 when the change is made for the 2026 tournament. The sport's world governing body voted through the change at a meeting in Zurich on Tuesday. The number of tournament matches will rise to 80, from 64, but the eventual winners will still play only seven games. The tournament will be completed within 32 days - a measure to appease powerful European clubs, who objected to reform because of a crowded international schedule. http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/38565246 ***** Oh, dear

Congratulations for the coach of the year Claudio Ranieri (Leicester City)

FIFA football awards 2016 The Best FIFA Men’s Player 2016: Cristiano Ronaldo The Best FIFA Women’s Player 2016: Carli Lloyd The Best FIFA Men’s Coach 2016: Claudio Ranieri The Best FIFA Women’s Coach 2016: Silvia Neid The FIFA Puskás Award 2016: Mohd Faiz Subri (best goal) FIFA Fan Award 2016: Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool supporters FIFA Fair Play Award 2016: Atlético Nacional FIFA Award for an Outstanding Career: Alessandro Rosa Vieira "Falcao" (futsal) FIFA FIFPro World11 (The team of the year) Goalkeeper: Manuel Neuer Defenders: Dani Alves, Gerard Pique, Sergio Ramos, Marcelo Midfielders: Luka Modric, Toni Kroos, Andres Iniesta Forwards: Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, Cristiano Ronaldo

Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani one of the most important persons in the history of Iran died yesterday at 82. He was number 2 (or maybe even the real number 1) for so many years, 30 maybe. he was a key person in 1979 revolution and that bloody 8 years Iran-Iraq war, actually the one who ended the war. so many secrets and stories die with him. for years he was the most hated person in Iran and since life is unpredictable (and so the politics in Iran) he eventually died as a "good man" and people are actually mourning for him. Good or bad, his death will be a big blow for Hassan Rohani

our league team lost yesterday in UAE with Uganda 3-1. even the fact that it was the last test for Uganda before the upcomming African Cup of Nations and they are visibly in the final preparation mode and our players are already some 2 months in the hibernation mood it´s another prove how fantastic and strong is our football league. better to cancel all this joke and save money only good point of the match, a ton of our young players experienced yesterday their National Team debut btw it looks like there many Ugandans in Abu Dhabi

Glo CAF Awards 2016 Easy to predict: the winner is Riyad MAHREZ (Leicester City) /African Player of the Year Main awards: African Player of the Year(Based in Africa): Denis ONYANGO (Mamelodi Sundowns) Youth Player of the Year: Alex IWOBI (Arsenal) Women’s player of the Year: Asisat OSHOALA (Arsenal Ladies) Coach of the Year: Pitso MOSIMANE (Mamelodi Sundowns) Full list of Awards 2016

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/travel/places-to-visit.html?_r=0 Where will you travel this year?

Cuba Allows Home Internet in Small Experiment before only luxurious hotels had it but for 1,40 euro /hour = 10% of their salaries here Cuba is very strong in sport maybe they will join this forum

No tsunami expected, they're lucky there. It's fairly rare to see an earthquake like that in or near California.

after all these earthquake around the world this is the first Volcano in

European Qualifiers for FIFA World Cup 2018 PREDICTOR Deadline MatchDay 4 >>> TODAY at h 18:00 CET @tuniscof @crovitlaci @SteveParker @Gianlu33 Points after MD3 Points Rank Tuniscof 4765 #77 Henry Leon 4742 #82 crovitlaci 3944 Steve Parker 2945 Gianlu33 2877

Which is the most successful TISC Nation? Since its premiere in 2013, six TISC contests have been successfully held. As we eagerly await for the 7th edition to be held in Lithuania next month, we ask ourselves: Which nation has had the most success in TISC contests? Ireland is the first nation that comes to mind, as it is the only one with two wins. And that is very much the right answer, however we will use a couple of different methods to determine how much success each and every TISC nation has been having so far. We start by looking at grand total of all points that each nation got throughout the first six editions. Ireland is once again in the first place, with astonishing 1013 points. Interestingly, Ireland's 1000th point came thanks to the Italian jury at the latest TISC held in Slovakia. At the moment Ireland is the only one with more than 1000 points, as Great Britain in second place has 912 points. They are followed by France (707), Italy (690) and Germany (645). To put Ireland's massive grand total into perspective, if USA (6th all-time with 617) got 12 points from each jury in Lithuania and Ireland finished with null-points, Ireland would still be in front! Full rankings can be seen below. All-Time Points However, total number of points might not be the best way to establish the all-time rankings, considering that not all nations have competed at every edition of the TISC. To get a clearer picture, we can use the average score that each nation got from all of the juries that ever voted. Ireland is again first, with the average of 4.82 pts from 210 different, non-Irish, juries. Great Britain is again 2nd with 4.34 while Germany is now 3rd with 3.64. They are followed by Australia (3.62), Vietnam (3.61), Indonesia (3.45), France (3.37) and Italy (3.29). Full rankings can bee seen below. There is one thing where Ireland is not the best. Great Britain is the only nation that scored more than 100 points in every contest. At the 2014 Annual contest Ireland failed to do so as they got stuck on 97 points. Only 13 nations have managed to win 100+ pts at more than one contest, so regularly going over 100 pts is rather an impressive achievement. So how can my nation improve its all-time stats? By getting a lot of points, of course! To give you more precise answer, we've calculated what your nation needs to do in Lithuania in order to match its previous performances. Incredibly, Ireland needs to get 154 points just to be on-par with its previous achievements. It must be a hard a job to be an Irish selector with all that glory that needs to be lived up to! TISC Analytics