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Meanwhile if Trump loses Ohio, he has a big problem.

It remains bizarre how every state has different ways of counting the votes, different times when they can start counting the votes (relatively), different systems, and so on. I know, USA, but it remains bizarre there's not a single line for a national election.

Going from 3 called states to this literally within 30 seconds

Votes in state X close. Within 30 seconds, CNN: "State X, too early to call."

Florida already reported over 5 million votes, they want to sleep

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2020/nov/03/us-election-2020-live-results-donald-trump-joe-biden-who-won-presidential-republican-democrat https://app.nos.nl/datavisualisatie/2020/amerikaanse-presidentsverkiezingen/ap-widget.html The latter (it's mostly in English anyway) has the best live updating.

Always interesting to see different media outlets call different states at different times And a bit useless to have a live score literally counting from 0, there's like 300+ electoral votes that can already be filled in before any results being published..

Already 644 votes for Kanye West !

Because CNN is showing 3% counted, when in fact 8% is already counted (one of the major cities came in, so more Democratic votes) https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2020/nov/03/us-election-2020-live-results-donald-trump-joe-biden-who-won-presidential-republican-democrat

Ooooh

Wonderful to have 35 nations, which makes for five equal sessions TISC Open 2020 - Voting Schedule Position Nation Voting time (CET) Voting time (Jury time) 1 Israel 09:00 10:00 2 Denmark 09:15 09:15 3 Italy 09:30 09:30 4 Slovenia 09:45 09:45 5 Poland 10:00 10:00 6 India 10:15 14:15 7 Spain 10:30 10:30 Coffee break 8 Moldova 11:00 12:00 9 China 11:15 18:15 10 Bulgaria 11:30 12:30 11 Brazil 11:45 07:45 12 Lithuania 12:00 13:00 13 Ireland 12:15 11:15 14 Slovakia 12:30 12:30 Lunch break 15 Great Britain 13:30 12:30 16 Tunisia 13:45 13:45 17 Romania 14:00 15:00 18 Argentina 14:15 10:15 19 Croatia 14:30 14:30 20 Portugal 14:45 13:45 21 United States 15:00 06:00/09:00 Snack break 22 Netherlands 15:30 15:30 23 Serbia 15:45 15:45 24 New Zealand 16:00 04:00 25 Germany 16:15 16:15 26 Egypt 16:30 17:30 27 Indonesia 16:45 22:45 28 Canada 17:00 11:00 Dinner break 29 France 18:30 18:30 30 Czech Republic 18:45 18:45 31 Hungary 19:00 19:00 32 Kazakhstan 19:15 00:15 33 Greece 19:30 20:30 34 Mexico 19:45 12:45 35 Malta 20:00 20:00

I can truly not thank @Olympian1010 enough, I would have been lost without his help and ended up just posting a Dutch flag probably

APELDOORN - With one and a half week to go until the 2020 Totallympics Open International Song Contest, it's about time to present the logo! The president of the host delegation found himself to be rather useless when it came to designing one, but out of warm California, much needed help came flying in. With a host delegation president who didn't really know what he wanted, @Olympian1010 still managed to come up with a good design, which he tweaked and tweaked and tweaked according to the Dutch wishes...only to basically have to go back to the first design, the president was all over the place. All credits go to California, from where we received the following text: The red and blue used in the logo are the same red and blue used on the Dutch flag. The notes obviously have been made to look like bees to represent the natural wonder of the Veluve. The orange text obviously represents the Dutch people and the Orange line of rulers. The logo is vibrant and full of life, like the energy surrounding the TISC. The logo was originally just an outline, all of the color was added by hand-coloring each pixel; the text was then added to the final logo. With help out of the same corner, a motto was created, which has taught the Dutch TOISC president one main thing: a deer bleats, who knew! Deer are omnipresent on the Veluwe and in it's forests, where every village has it's own church and their tolling bells multiple times on Sunday...but we are here for the music

[hide] Week 3 - Stages 13-18 Stage Top 3 Riders Muros - Mirador de Ézaro. Dumbría Stage 13 November, 3rd 1st: Primoz Roglic 2nd: Remi Cavagna 3rd: Ion Izagirre Alex Edmondson Ricardo Carapaz Bruno Armirail Remi Cavagna Jannik Steimle Jasha Sutterlin Rui Costa Nelson Oliveira Primoz Roglic David De La Cruz Ion Izagirre Enric Mas Marc Soler Will Barta Lugo - Ourense Stage 14 November, 4th 1st: Omar Fraile 2nd: Guillaume Martin 3rd: Rui Costa Nicholas Schultz Tim Wellens Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Ricardo Carapaz Remi Cavagna Guillaume Martin Nans Peters Dan Martin Andrea Bagioli Davide Formolo Rui Costa Primoz Roglic Omar Fraile José Herrada Enric Mas Luis León Sánchez Alejandro Valverde Mos - Puebla de Sanabria Stage 15 November, 5th 1st: 2nd: 3rd: Felix Grossschartner Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Sergio Luis Henao Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Hugh Carthy Dan Martin Wout Poels Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic David De La Cruz Enric Mas Mikel Nieve Marc Soler Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss Salamanca - Ciudad Rodrigo Stage 16 November, 6th 1st: 2nd: 3rd: Felix Grossschartner Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Sergio Luis Henao Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Hugh Carthy Dan Martin Wout Poels Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic David De La Cruz Enric Mas Mikel Nieve Marc Soler Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss Sequeros - Alto de La Covatilla Stage 17 November, 7th 1st: 2nd: 3rd: Felix Grossschartner Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Sergio Luis Henao Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Hugh Carthy Dan Martin Wout Poels Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic David De La Cruz Enric Mas Mikel Nieve Marc Soler Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss Hipódromo de la Zarzuela - Madrid Stage 18 November, 8th 1st: 2nd: 3rd: Jasper Philipsen Gerben Thijssen Magnus Cort Mihkel Raim Lorrenzo Manzin Emmanuel Morin Pascal Ackermann Max Kanter Sam Bennett Dion Smith Jon Aberasturi [/hide]

Any interesting political news to follow tonight?

I've been rather busy the past two days, but both the logo and scoreboard will be presented either tonight or tomorrow

It's 49 seconds.

Roglic with the stage win, one second ahead of Barta of all places.

Potential problem for Mas, who exchanges bikes outside of the designated zone.

Roglic is slower than Carthy at the first intermediate, lol.

[hide] Week 3 - Stages 13-18 Stage Top 3 Riders Muros - Mirador de Ézaro. Dumbría Stage 13 November, 3rd 1st: Primoz Roglic 2nd: Remi Cavagna 3rd: Ion Izagirre Alex Edmondson Ricardo Carapaz Bruno Armirail Remi Cavagna Jannik Steimle Jasha Sutterlin Rui Costa Nelson Oliveira Primoz Roglic David De La Cruz Ion Izagirre Enric Mas Marc Soler Will Barta Lugo - Ourense Stage 14 November, 4th 1st: 2nd: 3rd: Nicholas Schultz Tim Wellens Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Ricardo Carapaz Remi Cavagna Guillaume Martin Nans Peters Dan Martin Andrea Bagioli Davide Formolo Rui Costa Primoz Roglic Omar Fraile José Herrada Enric Mas Luis León Sánchez Alejandro Valverde Mos - Puebla de Sanabria Stage 15 November, 5th 1st: 2nd: 3rd: Felix Grossschartner Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Sergio Luis Henao Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Hugh Carthy Dan Martin Wout Poels Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic David De La Cruz Enric Mas Mikel Nieve Marc Soler Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss Salamanca - Ciudad Rodrigo Stage 16 November, 6th 1st: 2nd: 3rd: Felix Grossschartner Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Sergio Luis Henao Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Hugh Carthy Dan Martin Wout Poels Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic David De La Cruz Enric Mas Mikel Nieve Marc Soler Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss Sequeros - Alto de La Covatilla Stage 17 November, 7th 1st: 2nd: 3rd: Felix Grossschartner Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Sergio Luis Henao Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Hugh Carthy Dan Martin Wout Poels Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic David De La Cruz Enric Mas Mikel Nieve Marc Soler Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss Hipódromo de la Zarzuela - Madrid Stage 18 November, 8th 1st: 2nd: 3rd: Jasper Philipsen Gerben Thijssen Magnus Cort Mihkel Raim Lorrenzo Manzin Emmanuel Morin Pascal Ackermann Max Kanter Sam Bennett Dion Smith Jon Aberasturi [/hide]

Well, they're screwed (just to clarify, this is terrorists being arrested).

Out of curiousity: would a 1% positivity rate not undermine the willingness of people to accept stricter precautions if those are necessary? Because people would think "only 1% tested positive anyway"?