A book of mine, "Esperimenti con i grandi scienziati", written for children and published by Mondadori, has been translated into seven languages. I have the Norwegian edition. Unfortunately I had conceded all translation rights to Mondadori, not believing that the book would have translations. Stupid me.

This one?
https://www.amazon.com/Esperimenti-I-Grandi-Scienziati-Italian/dp/B00EKPRODC
I have some translation "problem" as well.
I develop a machine maintenance system called "Tribologen" that even have brought attention from other countries.
For instance. There is this Austrian fellow coming to Stockholm in April that seems very interested but wants the system in German.
But why not go for the Arabic version?
In arabic Tribologi is translated to "Science Friction".

I`m wondering that nobody mentions the stunning performance of Laura Dahlmeier :(

Biathlon?
Great sport.
Björn Ferry and Magdalena Forsberg comes to mind:)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVJkOwXVNDQ

Yes, but the author is not "Giovani marmotte" (Young marmots) which amounts to a boy-scout group in the Disney version, but me.
Tullio
There was a Club delle giovani marmotte, a book club, and the book was written for it. The Norwegian edition mentions Glauco Arneri, who was the book editor, and me, who was the author.

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Yes, but the author is not "Giovani marmotte" (Young marmots) which amounts to a boy-scout group in the Disney version, but me.
Tullio
There was a Club delle giovani marmotte, a book club, and the book was written for it. The Norwegian edition mentions Glauco Arneri, who was the book editor, and me, who was the author.

Hehe:)

I`m wondering that nobody mentions the stunning performance of Laura Dahlmeier :(

I cannot cover every sport. I try to cover skiing, both alpine and cross country, and cycling. If someone wants to help, he is welcome.
Tullio

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I`m wondering that nobody mentions the stunning performance of Laura Dahlmeier :(

I cannot cover every sport. I try to cover skiing, both alpine and cross country, and cycling. If someone wants to help, he is welcome.
Tullio

It wasn`t meant to criticize you Tullio.
Just wondering because its wintersports too.

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.

Slalom men
1 Manuel Hirscher Austria as usual
2 Manuel Feller Austria
3 Felix Neureuther Germany
4 Henrik Kristoffersen Norway
End of World Championship. New week the cross country championship starts in Lahti, Finland. I shall try to cover it depending on what Italian TV will transmit.

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Slalom St Moritz
1 Marcel HirscherAUT Of course.
2 Manuel Feller AUT
3 Felix Neureuther GER

A sunshine story from the Alpine world.
Felix Neureuther went up from tenth place and took a bronze medal in the men's World Cup slalom.
After the competition he celebrated his rival Mattias Hargin as he would have liked to see beside him on the podium.
- I really feel sorry for him. He had something really, really good going.
He is such a good guy and considering everything he's been through, it's really sad, says Felix Neureuther to SVT Sport.

Sprint women at Lahti, Finland
1 Maiken Caspersen Falla Norway
2 Jessica Diggins USA
3 Kikken Randall USA
Many falls both in women and men race
Sprint men
1 Federico Pellegrino Italia
2 Sergey Ustiugov Russia
3 Johannes Klaebo Norway

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SuperG women at Crans Montana, Switzerland
Alpine combine
The race is interrupted after many falls because of snow conditions after a heavy snowfall
Tullio

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World Cup men at Kwitfjell Norway
Downhill
1 Bostian Kline Slovenia
2 Matthias Mayer Austria
3 Kjetil Jansrud Norway

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Lahti Nordic Combine jump plus 10 km cross country
1 Johannes Rydzek Germany
2 Germany
3 Germany
4 Germany

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Women's alpine combined in Crans Montana, Switzerland, began with three crashes and the race was stopped.
- I got the vibe from Anja Pärsons crash in Vancouver in 2010, says SVT Sports Expert Pernilla Wiberg.
Meanwhile Lindsey Vonn tweets that she intends to abandon the race.
It began with Slovenian Stuhec flew far and out of the track.
Frenchwoman Tessa Worley also crashed.
The Swiss Denise Feierabend crashed so hard that she had to be taken down with a sledding from the slopes.

Lahti Nordic Combine jump plus 10 km cross country
1 Johannes Rydzek Germany
2 Germany
3 Germany
4 Germany

What? What happened to Norway?
The first major competition in Nordic Combine was held in 1892 in Oslo at the first Holmenkollen ski jump.
King Olav V of Norway was an able jumper and competed in the Holmenkollen Ski Festival in the 1920s.
It was in the 1924 Winter Olympics, and has been on the programme ever since.

Alpine combine women
1 Federica Brignone Italia
2 Ilka Stuhec Slovenia
3 Michaela Kirchgasser Austria

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Alpine combine women
1 Federica Brignone Italia
2 Ilka Stuhec Slovenia
3 Michaela Kirchgasser Austria

Amazing skiing of Federica Brignone:)

The girls are being sent au massacre. The American girls have rightly refused to race. Poor Feierabend is in hospital and both Ilka and Tessa made bad falls.
Tullio

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The girls are being sent au massacre. The American girls have rightly refused to race. Poor Feierabend is in hospital and both Ilka and Tessa made bad falls.
Tullio

The problem as I see it it's the snow conditions are getting worse due to warmer climate we have now.
It's very tricky to ski on spring snow.
Especially on human made snow.
Crans-Montana today.

Jump women at Lahti
1 Carina Vogt Germany
2 Yuki Ito Japan
3 Sara Takanashi Japan

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