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That is a heck of a schedule. I'm surprised there is no Ohio there, though with all the other visits in the Rust belt and the good words on the ground, they could spare a trip there. And this is not including what Pence is doing.

@Grassmarket What are the schedules for the coming days? Is Joe taking the weekend off?

https://www.forbes.com/sites/markjoyella/2020/10/27/tucker-carlson-leads-fox-news-to-highest-rated-month-in-prime-ever/#241ba25f511e Fox News Channel host Tucker Carlson had the highest-rated show in cable news in October, smashing ratings records and driving Fox News to its biggest prime time monthly average in the network’s history. Tucker Carlson Tonight drew an average audience of 5.359 million viewers—the largest monthly audience for any program in the history of cable news. Daaamn, and on tuesday night he had 7.5 million viewers, which is bonkers for any kind of TV show in 2020 America, let alone cable news.

Norway's elite division is planning to play until 19th of December. I don't envy the players, it would be a real joy i reckon.

Ah, we have those too, forgot about them. I think you have to say before election day, that you wish such a mobile station to visit you.

Always on a sunday here, for 14 hours (+1, if there are lines at sections) and always in person. No US stuff, like one month voting, drop your ballots in a street box, mail shipments, switching your votes etc. You go in person, show your ID, they check if it's really you and if this is where you should vote.

Well my company agreed right away. They are pretty much forcing me to take vacation days, because with the ones for next year i will have over 50 paid days to take.

I submitted work leave for next Wednesday, so i'm ready to stay all night on Tuesday and watch CNN tears, just like i did in 2016.

Oh man, Kimmel was not prepared for this Мария

I will never get some countries fascination with abortion topics. I'm glad people here don't waste their time with this, when there are some many other problems.

Well this just opened the door for Justin to go once again in the history books.

Things are looking very bleak in the free world. But it is expected when every Bozo's individual ease and freedom is more important for them, than anything else. It's sad to see how, when you give people more and more democracy, many of them lose any kind of common sense. They deserve the China model again, you either do what you are told, or you go to the jungle.. I see it every day here, how the government is delaying any kind of measures, until it's getting firmly in the red zone, because of fear of people's unrest. Numbers have been going up rapidly in the last 2 weeks and just today they made some bigger measures, because the health system is going to go out of rails in the coming weeks, if things continue this way. And now we are waiting for the protesters, of the different measures, because you know, economic reasons, psychological reasons, or pure burden to obey any measure for your average dumbass. But nothing says a global pandemic like big protesting in XX countries. I think i have seen the most protests in different countries (no matter the reason) this year, than in my other 28 years combined.

[hide] Week 2 - Stages 7-12 Stage Top 3 Riders Vitoria-Gasteiz - Villanueva de Valdegovia Stage 7 October, 27th 1st: Remi Cavagna 2nd: Dan Martin 3rd: Luis León Sánchez Robert Power Tim Wellens Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Ricardo Carapaz Remi Cavagna Guillaume Martin Nans Peters Dan Martin Jetse Bol Rui Costa Primoz Roglic Willie Smit Omar Fraile José Herrada Enric Mas Luis León Sánchez Alejandro Valverde Logroño - Alto de Moncalvillo Stage 8 October, 28th 1st: Ricardo Carapaz 2nd: Primoz Roglic 3rd: Enric Mas Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Dan Martin Davide Formolo Wout Poels Rui Costa Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic Enric Mas Marc Soler Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss B.M. Cid Campeador. Castrillo del Val - Aguilar de Campoo Stage 9 October, 29th 1st: Sam Bennett 2nd: Pascal Ackermann 3rd: Magnus Cort Jasper Philipsen Gerben Thijssen Magnus Cort Mihkel Raim Lorrenzo Manzin Emmanuel Morin Pascal Ackermann Max Kanter Sam Bennett Jakub Mareczko Matteo Moschetti Dion Smith Jon Aberasturi Castro Urdiales - Suances Stage 10 October, 30th 1st: Tim Wellens 2nd: Hugh Carthy 3rd: Rui Costa Jasper Philipsen Gerben Thijssen Magnus Cort Mihkel Raim Lorrenzo Manzin Emmanuel Morin Pascal Ackermann Max Kanter Sam Bennett Jakub Mareczko Matteo Moschetti Dion Smith Jon Aberasturi Villaviciosa - Alto de La Farrapona. Lagos de Somiedo Stage 11 October, 31st 1st: Primoz Roglic 2nd: Ricardo Carapaz 3rd: Hugh Carthy Felix Grossschartner Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Hugh Carthy Dan Martin Davide Formolo Wout Poels Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic David De La Cruz Enric Mas Mikel Nieve Marc Soler Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss La Pola Llaviana/Pola de Laviana - Alto de l'Angliru Stage 12 November, 1st 1st: Enric Mas 2nd: Ricardo Carapaz 3rd: Michael Woods Felix Grossschartner Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Hugh Carthy Dan Martin Davide Formolo Wout Poels Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic David De La Cruz Enric Mas Mikel Nieve Marc Soler Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss General 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 2 (Stages 7-12) Primoz Roglic Ricardo Carapaz Michael Woods Points 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 2 (Stages 7-12) Primoz Roglic Ricardo Carapaz Hugh Carthy Mountains 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 2 (Stages 7-12) Primoz Roglic Ricardo Carapaz Hugh Carthy Young Rider 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 2 (Stages 7-12) Enric Mas Aleksandr Vlasov David Gaudu [/hide]

Start the clock on the rider boycott. In 5 years they will have races only on dry, sunny days.

Like every year, America gets to enjoy lots of snow, while Europe (at least in my regions) is becoming like north Africa.

And Shakhtar have 10 players with Covid.

Good for the Colonial Games.

This is the weather we expected in Italy

[hide] Week 1 - Stages 1-6 Stage Top 3 Riders Irun - Arrate. Eibar Stage 1 October, 20th 1st: Primoz Roglic 2nd: Ricardo Carapaz 3rd: Alejandro Valverde Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Daniel Felipe Martínez Rigoberto Uran Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Thibaut Pinot Chris Froome Dan Martin Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Tom Dumoulin Wout Poels Rui Costa Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic Enric Mas Mikel Nieve Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss Pamplona - Lekunberri Stage 2 October, 21st 1st: Daniel Felipe Martínez 2nd: Primoz Roglic 3rd: Enric Mas Tim Wellens Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Daniel Felipe Martínez Rigoberto Uran David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Thibaut Pinot Chris Froome Dan Martin Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Tom Dumoulin Wout Poels Rui Costa Aleksandr Vlasov Matej Mohoric Primoz Roglic Alex Aranburu Enric Mas Jesus Herrada Mikel Nieve Alejandro Valverde Lodosa - La Laguna Negra Stage 3 October, 22nd 1st: Alejandro Valverde 2nd: Aleksandr Vlasov 3rd: Primoz Roglic Tim Wellens Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Daniel Felipe Martínez Rigoberto Uran David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Thibaut Pinot Chris Froome Dan Martin Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Tom Dumoulin Wout Poels Rui Costa Aleksandr Vlasov Matej Mohoric Primoz Roglic Alex Aranburu Enric Mas Jesus Herrada Mikel Nieve Alejandro Valverde Soria - Ejea de los Caballeros Stage 4 October, 23rd 1st: Pascal Ackermann 2nd: Sam Bennett 3rd: Magnus Cort Alexandr Riabushenko Jasper Philipsen Dylan Teuns Magnus Cort Lorrenzo Manzin Emmanuel Morin Pascal Ackermann Sam Bennett Jakub Mareczko Matteo Moschetti Alberto Dainese Dion Smith Jon Aberasturi Huesca - Sabiñánigo Stage 5 October, 24th 1st: Luis Leon Sanchez 2nd: Remi Cavagna 3rd: Matej Mohoric Tim Wellens Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Daniel Felipe Martínez Rigoberto Uran David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Thibaut Pinot Chris Froome Dan Martin Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Tom Dumoulin Wout Poels Rui Costa Aleksandr Vlasov Matej Mohoric Primoz Roglic Alex Aranburu Jesus Herrada Mikel Nieve Alejandro Valverde Biescas > Col du Tourmalet Stage 6 October, 25th 1st: Primoz Roglic 2nd: Ricardo Carapaz 3rd: Michael Woods Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Daniel Felipe Martínez Rigoberto Uran Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Thibaut Pinot Chris Froome Dan Martin Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Tom Dumoulin Wout Poels Rui Costa Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic Enric Mas Mikel Nieve Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss General 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 1 (Stages 1-6) Primoz Roglic Ricardo Carapaz Michael Woods Points 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 1 (Stages 1-6) Primoz Roglic Ricardo Carapaz Aleksandr Vlasov Mountains 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 1 (Stages 1-6) Primoz Roglic Remi Cavagna Aleksandr Vlasov Young Rider 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 1 (Stages 1-6) Aleksandr Vlasov Daniel Felipe Martínez Enric Mas [/hide]

[hide] Week 3 - Stages 16-21 Stage Top 3 Riders Udine – San Daniele del Friuli Stage 16 October, 20th 1st: Ruben Guerreiro 2nd: Thomas De Gendt 3rd: Larry Warbasse Patrick Konrad Harm Vanhoucke Thomas De Gendt Tao Geoghegan Hart Valerio Conti Fausto Masnada Vincenzo Nibali Diego Ulissi Giovanni Visconti Wilco Kelderman Joao Almeida Ruben Guerreiro Ilnur Zakarin Pello Bilbao Larry Warbasse Bassano del Grappa – Madonna di Campiglio Stage 17 October, 21st 1st: Wilco Kelderman 2nd: Pello Bilbao 3rd: Domenico Pozzovivo Jai Hindley Patrick Konrad Jakob Fuglsang Tao Geoghegan Hart Fausto Masnada Vincenzo Nibali Domenico Pozzovivo Wilco Kelderman Rafal Majka Joao Almeida Pello Bilbao Pinzolo – Laghi di Cancano Stage 18 October, 22nd 1st: Jakob Fuglsang 2nd: Wilco Kelderman 3rd: Vincenzo Nibali Jai Hindley Patrick Konrad Thomas De Gendt Jakob Fuglsang Jonathan Caicedo Tao Geoghegan Hart James Knox Giulio Ciccone Fausto Masnada Vincenzo Nibali Domenico Pozzovivo Giovanni Visconti Wilco Kelderman Sam Oomen Rafal Majka Joao Almeida Ruben Guerreiro Ilnur Zakarin Pello Bilbao Morbegno – Asti Stage 19 October, 23rd 1st: Peter Sagan 2nd: Arnaud Demare 3rd: Andrea Vendrame Fernando Gaviria Alvaro Hodeg Arnaud Demare Ben Swift Davide Ballerini Davide Cimolai Andrea Vendrame Elia Viviani Peter Sagan Alba – Sestriere Stage 20 October, 24th 1st: Tao Geoghegan Hart 2nd: Vincenzo Nibali 3rd: Wilco Kelderman Jai Hindley Patrick Konrad Jakob Fuglsang Jonathan Caicedo Tao Geoghegan Hart Fausto Masnada Vincenzo Nibali Domenico Pozzovivo Giovanni Visconti Wilco Kelderman Rafal Majka Joao Almeida Ruben Guerreiro Ilnur Zakarin Pello Bilbao Cernusco di Naviglio – Milan Stage 21 October, 25th 1st: Filippo Ganna 2nd: Rohan Dennis 3rd: Mikkel Bjerg Rohan Dennis Victor Campenaerts Josef Cerny Mikkel Bjerg Alex Dowsett Filippo Ganna Matteo Sobrero Wilco Kelderman Joao Almeida Chad Haga Brandon Mcnulty General 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 3 (Stages 16-21) Wilco Kelderman Vincenzo Nibali Tao Geoghegan Hart Points 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 3 (Stages 16-21) Arnaud Demare Peter Sagan Joao Almeida Mountains 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 3 (Stages 16-21) Wilco Kelderman Giovanni Visconti Tao Geoghegan Hart Young Rider 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 3 (Stages 16-21) Joao Almeida Tao Geoghegan Hart Brandon Mcnulty [/hide]

Brambilla is out. Nibali is left only with his brother.. Trek showing once again that they are a Class A useless team.

As if Bottas knows what hard work is, since he is getting paid to give his a$$ for years now.

I couldn't believe he made such a childish mistake. Even our commentators were flabbergasted.

30 km shorter Ronde.. Boooo

Great runs by everyone on the podium This was a hard fought victory and a great start of the season.