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Judging by the first photos the village seems to be one giant appartment building in some awesome circular shape Also it looks like the Netherlands and Brazil are vertical neighbours, with Lithuana and Estonia under them and Kazakhstan close as well. Photos to follow.

They seem to have now officially given up on the Africa's Team gimmick, although their announcements are still absolute pearls of total bullshit. Every single rider is announced as a huge addition to the team, someone with awesome results and so on....when in reality for example they have an 11th place in stage X of some random tour in China as best result

I love no system more than this one. It's so incredibly easy to find what you're looking for, not all those dumb fancy things events create by themselves to look flashy or whatever. It's just simple and it works.

You're from a country where English is the main native language basically and you do the same...

Little info for you: https://www.lausanne2020.sport/results/nh/en/Participant/ParticipantInfo/6d5d5e94-dfb0-4022-9f19-a5582992b4e8 Duda is the younger sister of Cristian Ribera, who with 15 years old was the youngest athlete at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Paralympics. He's a seriously talented kid and I would not at all be surprised if he has a medal chance come 2022. Not sure about Cristian, but she (and Tatah) are trained by her older brother.

Yeah, let's just go ahead and say the cross-country is by far her main thing, the biathlon just....exists, that's all For Brazil in cross-country skiing it's Taynara 'Tatah' da Silva against Eduarda 'Duda' Ribera in the women's races and Rhaick Bonfim against Spanish-based Manex Silva in the men's races. The two Argentinian female cross-country skiers are pretty decent, the Chilean girl was pretty far behind in São Carlos in October, but I think on snow she's a bit better. As for the Brazilian fights: money is on Duda and Manex to win their duels 3-0 (5/10k classic, sprint free and cross), possibly 2-1. For Tatah it's a shame the sprint is freestyle, since classic sprint is by far her strongest event - she's got some seriously good double poling power. Also: she is the one who's going to give us any information we want/she can find about which countries are in which buildings She left for Lausanne this morning, so I don't think we'll have to wait long

Oh well, after Harms vs Harryson, they showed the match statistics....and showed 2-2 as final standing It's BDO, if something smells wrong, looks wrong and seems to be wrong, trust that it's wrong.

That doesn't sound so overly weird, at least here 31 December is a perfectly normal working day even though for me personally it never feels like it

Beginning of the year, sounds perfectly logical actually.

When clicking on the super-G in the app, it brings you to an explanation page....where it explains that in slalom they have two runs. Super-G isn't slalom FFS.

Especially this. Come on, it can't be that hard to at the very least have a list of athletes per sport which one can filter by nation or something?

It's all nice and fun to have some game like this, but why on earth don't they first focus on the actual content of the app? It's basically nothing and the YOG starts in a few days.

RIP Klæbo

Croatian Eurosport has no commentator or what?

Nobody says that.

He is literally saying he is ready to commit war crimes. Does it really need to be spelled out? Trump is literally saying they have targeted (and so one can assume are ready to attack) stuff that is explicitly mentioned in the freaking Geneva Convention as something that consitutes a war crime when attacked. No, he is not saying "We will attack right now", but he is in every single word making clear he is ready to do so - and commit war crimes in doing so - whenever he gets angry again. Because that's what Trump does: he attacks when he is personally angry. When he watches TV, sees some news items that anger him, and then he goes on another rampage, which in this case might even involve war crimes. It is really not complicated.

New Zealand's Campbell Wright taking the win among Italy's best juniors in Forni Avoltri http://www.fondoitalia.it/2020/01/04/notizie/argomenti/biathlon/articolo/biathlon-campionati-italiani-giovani-vittorie-tricolori-per-stefano-canavese-e-linda-zingerle.html

It won't be a huge group anymore after a few hundred meters of climbing

After it was announced last year (?) I thought Jojo Rabbit would be at the very least a little bit offensive, turns out there's basically not even one offensive second in the entire movie Nice movie though, worth the watch

Oh well, if even a coach of several jumpers who were disappointing today said it was a great first round, I'll gladly be happy with it as well

Four Hills standings after round one: Kubacki Kobayashi -7.5 Lindvik -9.1 Geiger -24.2 Kraft -38.5 Five of eight jumps done and the top-3 is within 10 points, I'm loving this year's Four Hills

What's the problem this time?

Yet another quote by Trump, where he pretty much literally says he is not fit to be president and where he admits starting a war with Iran is a way to get reelected and nothing else. Obviously everyone with a mind understands that already, but it's good to see him admitting his own foul play.

And a failed jump by Geiger