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I can't really explain the breaks To be honest, I don't even know what lunch is, I've probably never had a main meal earlier than 18:00 (Excluding weekends). Since my schedule is so messed up, dinner is usually my lunch late in the evening and I might grab a snack at 22:00-24:00 whilst watching a bit of Youtube or a Show, or Biathlon re-runs :/

I guess I'll never visit The Netherlands then, cause I usually start lunch at 20:30

Question marks on Canada, Brazil and Indonesia (about the timezones) and also inform me, if anyone is planning to make a swap

FINAL VOTING ORDER TIMETABLE Voting Order NATION Voting Time Host Voting Time Local EARLY-AFTERNOON SESSION #1 1 BULGARIA 12:00 12:00 2 INDIA 12:15 15:45 3 ALGERIA 12:30 11:30 4 ARGENTINA 12:45 07:45 5 ITALY 13:00 12:00 6 CZECH REPUBLIC 13:15 12:15 7 GREECE 13:30 13:30 8 TUNISIA 13:45 12:45 Lunch Break 14:00 - 14:45 45 mins LATE-AFTERNOON SESSION #2 9 CROATIA 14:45 13:45 10 SERBIA 15:00 14:00 11 MOLDOVA 15:15 15:15 12 NEW ZEALAND 15:30 14:30* 13 IRELAND 15:45 13:45 14 AZERBAIJAN 16:00 18:00 15 ROMANIA 16:15 16:15 16 SLOVENIA 16:30 15:30 Dinner Break 16:45 - 18:15 1 hr 30 mins EARLY-EVENING SESSION #3 17 DENMARK 18:15 17:15 18 MALTA 18:30 17:30 19 CANADA 18:45 11:45 ? 20 MEXICO 19:00 11:00 21 COLOMBIA 19:15 12:15 22 NETHERLANDS 19:30 18:30 23 FRANCE 19:45 18:45 24 PORTUGAL 20:00 18:00 25 GREAT BRITAIN 20:15 18:15 Snack Time 20:30 - 21:15 45 mins LATE-EVENING SESSION #4 26 LITHUANIA 21:15 21:15 27 POLAND 21:30 20:30 28 INDONESIA 21:45 01:45 ? 29 TURKEY 22:00 23:00 30 SLOVAKIA 22:15 21:15 31 BRAZIL 22:30 17:30 ? 32 FINLAND 22:45 22:45 33 UNITED STATES 23:00 16:00

1/4th of the templates completed.

Due to some personal issues, Diana Rasimovičiūtė of Lithuania focused all of her time to training in order to forget them and it really seems to be paying off. Now the question is, if the best Lithuanian biathlete is ready to have a season of her life starting late November. During the competition in Norway, she took 13th place in the sprint, finishing right after famous Miriam Gossner. During the Mass Start, Diana was in contention for a very high spot with the shooting of 0+0+1, but missing three in the last standing knocked her out of top 10. In an interview she mentioned that she is very happy and determined to show up this year.

Sorry for not replying lately, as you've began to notice, some of you are being sent the templates for the show and gradually I'll work on sending them all, firstly to the people that have sent me the greetings/farewells. In case you've already written that and wondering where's your template, know that I am working on it.

You know, if I didn't respect the nations that voted for the song, I would have disqualified Algeria already.

And it is official, the final date will be moved to the 19th, sorry for the inconvenience, but I was forced to change the date, it was not my idea.

Sorry for not giving any additional information as of yet, but I'm the third party in this deal, so I'm nagging my manager for more information and my manager is nagging the clients for information, but since there's only a couple of days left, I think it's probably going to on the 19th. Everything's making me pretty stressed out and I'm not that far ahead in preparations either, at this very moment.

Seeing as you're opening the contest, I don't yet know the exact time, but I think it would be somewhere around 12:00 (GTM+2)

Important Announcement I might be forced to re-schedule the event for next Saturday (19th November). I will know the final decision on Monday, but there will be a huge concert in Vilnius and I am a contracted artist to the point where I cannot decline (it was an interesting 20 minutes when I was describing to my manager what I'll be doing on Saturday), but I will know the exact date on Monday, because we might be able to move the concert to Friday.

How to get to Žalgirio Arena? Depends if you're traveling by plane, train or bus, you might end up at one of these places. Aeroport ; Train station ; Temporary bus station (the main one is being renovated at the mean time) If you travelled by plane, I would suggest catching the 29th bus and getting off the bus in Studentų skveras (Student Square) stop, where you would need to walk towards Laisvės alėja (Liberty Avenue, that is also being renovated right now) and walking past the big white bridge (Simono Daukanto Bridge). In the second picture you can also see the university that I'm currently studying at. If you happen to travel by train, then you'll need to walk through the underground passage, where you could walk by foot for 10 minutes to reach your destination or you can take any transport and go for two stops (get off at Griunvaldo gatvė/Griunvaldo street) and if you're travelling by bus, then you're lucky, because the temporary bus station is stationed right in front of Akropolis (A huge shopping center). What you need to do is walk through Akropolis until you get outside near the main entrance and then you just need to cross the bridge and you're there. The bridge that's closer is the one you're crossing. The bridge that you can see in the distance is the one that your friends from the plane are going to be crossing. Stay tuned for "Places where it would be good to eat in Kaunas".

TISC 2016 Lithuania will be held at Kaunas Žalgirio Arena The arena is located on an island of the Nemunas river (longest river in Lithuania) and it is the largest arena in the Baltics. The arena is home to famous basketball team Kauno Žalgiris, but is also used as a concert hall, which capacity can reach 20000 spectators.

Going to take some rest for today and tomorrow there should be a bit of exciting posts.

All will be revealed tomorrow afternoon

I'm gonna go open a bag of chips and watch Youtube, that was fairly stressful But at least I got some hands down experience before hosting.

Thank you very much to Hckosice, Dcro, Wanderer, OlympicIRL, Agger and Gianlu33 for participating in the game, keeping me company, keeping everyone entertained and also bearing with me as I started hyperventilating over the missing flags. Also, huge thanks to OlympicIRL for providing the game.

Another Brick in the Wall National Flags are randomly hidden behind the numbered bricks True Colors 23 2 21 12 13 19 26 4 8 22 14 24 9 29 15 28 32 31 6 10 18 3 30 17 1 5 33 20 11 27 25 7 16 Voting position hidden behind the coloured buttons Voting Position Number: 3 17 DENMARK 1 BULGARIA 18 MALTA 2 INDIA 19 CANADA 3 ALGERIA 20 MEXICO 4 ARGENTINA 21 COLOMBIA 5 ITALY 22 NETHERLANDS 6 CZECH REPUBLIC 23 FRANCE 7 GREECE 24 PORTUGAL 8 TUNISIA 25 GREAT BRITAIN 9 CROATIA 26 LITHUANIA 10 SERBIA 27 POLAND 11 MOLDOVA 28 INDONESIA 12 NEW ZEALAND 29 TURKEY 13 IRELAND 30 SLOVAKIA 14 AZERBAIJAN 31 BRAZIL 15 ROMANIA 32 FINLAND 16 SLOVENIA 33 UNITED STATES So that closes out our show for tonight, schedules will be posted as soon as possible. Someone's gonna get it for picking Algeria last, it's like dodgeball all over again...

Another Brick in the Wall 18 National Flags are randomly hidden behind the numbered bricks True Colors 23 2 21 12 13 19 26 4 8 22 14 24 9 29 15 28 32 31 6 10 18 Teal 30 17 1 5 33 20 11 27 25 7 16 Voting position hidden behind the coloured buttons Voting Position Number: 20 17 DENMARK 1 BULGARIA 18 MALTA 2 INDIA 19 CANADA 3 20 MEXICO 4 ARGENTINA 21 COLOMBIA 5 ITALY 22 NETHERLANDS 6 CZECH REPUBLIC 23 FRANCE 7 GREECE 24 PORTUGAL 8 TUNISIA 25 GREAT BRITAIN 9 CROATIA 26 LITHUANIA 10 SERBIA 27 POLAND 11 MOLDOVA 28 INDONESIA 12 NEW ZEALAND 29 TURKEY 13 IRELAND 30 SLOVAKIA 14 AZERBAIJAN 31 BRAZIL 15 ROMANIA 32 FINLAND 16 SLOVENIA 33 UNITED STATES And to close the show, we invite Wanderer to tell us the last and obvious combination.

So that happened

The flags are back for me.

Another Brick in the Wall 12 18 National Flags are randomly hidden behind the numbered bricks True Colors 23 2 21 12 13 19 26 4 8 22 14 24 9 29 15 28 32 31 6 10 18 Teal 30 17 1 5 33 Light Pink 11 27 25 7 16 Voting position hidden behind the coloured buttons Voting Position Number: 33 17 DENMARK 1 BULGARIA 18 MALTA 2 INDIA 19 CANADA 3 20 4 ARGENTINA 21 COLOMBIA 5 ITALY 22 NETHERLANDS 6 CZECH REPUBLIC 23 FRANCE 7 GREECE 24 PORTUGAL 8 TUNISIA 25 GREAT BRITAIN 9 CROATIA 26 LITHUANIA 10 SERBIA 27 POLAND 11 MOLDOVA 28 INDONESIA 12 NEW ZEALAND 29 TURKEY 13 IRELAND 30 SLOVAKIA 14 AZERBAIJAN 31 BRAZIL 15 ROMANIA 32 FINLAND 16 SLOVENIA 33 UNITED STATES Dcro next.

I don't know why it didn't post.

All this build up, and he'll pick 33