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Unburdened by narrative—a major shift for the young Inness—Twilight on the Campagna experiments instead with mood. The artist later declared that his primary goal was "not to instruct, not to edify, but to awaken an emotion." The twisting, tortured trunks of the trees at right, silhouetted by the waning light, are melancholic and resonate with the dramatic scenes of Baroque master Salvator Rosa (1615–1673). Painted soon after Inness's arrival in Italy, Twilight on the Campagna anticipates the poetic dimension that became the artist's signature in the last decade of his life.
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The Braves were beaten by the Royals on Wednesday, putting to rest any crazy talk about Atlanta being on pace for a 150-12 record.
Now it's a more reasonable 139-23 pace.
In all seriousness, Atlanta has looked like baseball's best team during its 12-2 start, and even though the 10-game winning streak is snapped, that's still the case.
The Braves have outscored opponents, 68-27, while sporting a team ERA of 1.77 -- and that's without getting much help from their fifth starter.
Right-hander Julio Teheran looks to change that on Thursday, when he and the Braves travel to Pittsburgh to face lefty Jeff Locke and the Pirates at PNC Park.
Teheran, 22, hasn't quite shown the stuff that ranks him as Atlanta's top prospect, according to MLB.com, through two starts. He's posted a 7.36 ERA in 11 innings, though he rebounded nicely in his most recent outing, against Washington, after allowing four runs in the first two innings.
"For a young kid, the wheels definitely could have come off, and then next thing you know, he gives up five or six runs, and then we're into the bullpen early in the game," Braves catcher Gerald Laird said afterward. "He bounced back and showed me something. He battled."
Teheran faces a Pirates squad that has likewise rebounded, entering Thursday having won six of their last eight following a four-game skid.
Locke, 25, will be making his third start of the season after throwing five innings of one-run ball against Cincinnati his last time out.
He'll have a tough act to follow, as Pittsburgh tries to build on Wednesday's shutout of St. Louis. A.J. Burnett flirted with a no-hitter through six innings before Carlos Beltran hit a two-out double in the seventh.
The Pirates have protected PNC Park well over their nine-game homestand, and are 4-1 following Wednesday's win. They'll look to do the same on Thursday behind Locke, who hurled a gem in his only career start against the Braves, last year. He allowed one earned run in that win, with five walks and six strikeouts, and has a 4.09 ERA through two starts this season.
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Outfielder Starling Marte enters Thursday's game riding a career-long 10-game hitting streak, during which he's batting .356. He's also starting hot on a daily basis, going 8-for-13 in the first inning this season.
• Burnett fanned eight on Wednesday, soaring over 2,000 for his career. He now has 2,006.
• Second baseman Neil Walker entered Wednesday hitting .407 during a six-game hitting streak.
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The Braves appear to have avoided a scare with left-handed reliever Luis Avilan, who left Tuesday's game with a strained left hamstring and cramping after he fell to the ground in pain. Although he was walking with a limp prior to Wednesday's loss to the Royals, he wants to avoid a stint on the disabled list.
"I hope I don't have to go to the DL, because it's better now, it's way better now," Avilan said. "Probably in two days, I'll be fine."
• Atlanta's two-game series against Kansas City accounted for its only home games from April 8-28.
Worth noting
• The Pirates took two of three from the Braves to end 2012 and have a 3.56 ERA in 40 games against Atlanta at PNC Park.
• Teheran tossed two scoreless innings of relief against the Pirates in last year's regular-season finale.
• Braves infielder Chris Johnson has a six-game hitting streak, during which he's batting .500.
• The Braves have outhomered their opponents, 25-7.
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Dan Coates Easy Piano Collection - Pop, Country, Movie & TV Hits - Easy Piano (Pop, Country, Movie & TV Hits). Arranged by Dan Coates. For voice and easy piano. Piano - Easy Piano Collection; Piano Supplemental. Pop, Country, Movies and TV. Easy Piano. Songbook. Vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics and chord names. 276 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.AF9675).
ISBN 1576235351. With vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics and chord names. Pop, Country, Movies and TV. 9x12 inches.
Arranged by Dan Coates. Seventy-five of the most popular titles in music, including: Because You Loved Me * I Swear * Stairway to Heaven * The Keeper of the Stars * Angel Eyes * Your Cheatin' Heart * We're Off to See the Wizard * Up Where We Belong * Jeopardy Theme * Theme from "The Simpsons" and many more.
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- Tears In Heaven Composed by Eric Clapton,Will Jennings
- Theme from New York, New York Composed by Fred Ebb, John Kander
- We're Off To See The Wizard Composed by Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg
- Tomorrow Composed by Charles Strouse, Martin Charnin
- Over The Rainbow Composed by Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg
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- Unanswered Prayers Composed by G. Brooks, L.B. Bastian, P. Alger
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- To Me Composed by Mack David, Mike Reid
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- Up Where We Belong Composed by W. Jennings, B. Sainte, Marie, J. Nitzsche
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- From A Distance Composed by Julie Gold
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- Pachelbel Canon In D Composed by Johann Pachelbel
- Separate Lives Composed by Stephen Bishop
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- Singing The Blues Composed by Melvin Endsley
- Theme From The Simpsons Composed by Danny Elfman
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- Send in the Clowns From "A Little Night Music", Composed by Stephen Sondheim
- Will You Be There Composed by Michael Jackson
- Beverly Hills 90210 - Main Title Composed by John E. Davies
- I'll Remember Composed by Madonna, Patrick Leonard, Richard Page
- Always Composed by Jonathan Lewis, Wayne Lewis, David Lewis
- A Thousand Miles from Nowhere Composed by Dwight Yoakam
- Theme From Picket Fences Composed by Stewart Levin
- Angels Among Us Composed by Becky Hobbs, Don Goodman
- I Swear Composed by Gary Baker, Frank Myers
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- Theme From Love Affair Composed by Ennio Morricone
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- Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman Composed by Bryan Adams,Robert John "Mutt" Lange
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- Angel Eyes Composed by Jim Brickman
- I'd Lie For You And That's The Truth Composed by Diane Warren
- You'll See Composed by Madonna, David Foster
- Dreaming of You Composed by Tom Snow, Franne Golde
- Hope & Gloria - Main Title Composed by Craig Safan, Cheri Steinkellner
- One Of Us Composed by Eric Bazilian
- Exhale (Shoop Shoop) Composed by Babyface
- Count On Me Composed by Babyface, Whitney Houston, Michael Houst
- You Are Not Alone Composed by R. Kelly
- Because You Loved Me Composed by Diane Warren
- Murder One Theme Composed by Mike Post
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610 Broadhollow Road, Melville, NY 11747
Has an allergen list to see what you can eat. You can really only get a salad with the toppings, salsa, and dressing but I love their meats and beans and salsa! Highly recommend
Spring Creek Drive, Franklin, TN 37067
The food here is excellent. The burrito bowls are gluten free, HOWEVER, the tortilla chips are not. I (stupidly) didn't do my research before going here and had a reaction. The house-made corn tortilla chips are fried in the same frier as their flour tortilla salad shells, so there's major cross contamination going on in that situation. Otherwise, just stay away from the chips and you're good to go.
421 N. State of Franklin Road., Innovation Park Plaza, Johnson City, TN 37604
I have been here several times the staff always changes their gloves when you tell them you are gf. Very gf friendly and the food is very good.
100 East Route 59, Nanuet, NY 10954
Wish I could have given it 0 stars. Maybe if they paid better their employees would work harder.
860 Johnson Ferry Road, Atlanta, GA 30342
Super friendly staff were happy to change gloves and were very nice and respectful to my kid's needs.
100 East Route 59, Nanuet, NY 10954
Ok I really wanted to give this a positive review, but I can't. This place is a celiac/wheat allergy NIGHTMARE. The entire set up is similar to Chipotle minus the flavor. This place has a severe risk of cross contamination. When you walk in their is a line set up just like Chipotle where you start your order and as you move down the line you can add food items to whatever you originally ordered. Here is the problem. The very first server handles ALL the tortillas and fried tortilla baskets. They are made from wheat flour. This guy handles everything with the same gloves and touches the food with the same gloves. The fried tortilla baskets are brittle and can flake off into the different food options. Obviously this wouldn't be a problem for someone that doesn't have a food allergy. The next problem I observed was the guacamole. It's obviously made in gray Rubbermaid bins. My guacamole had a piece of that plastic bin in it that probably broke off from whatever type of mixer they used. Overall the flavors were all BLAND and lacked salt. I'll stick to my gluten free burrito bowls from Chipotle.... They can't compete.
667 Potomac Station Drive, Leesburg, VA 20176
Stopped here in the way to San Diego for a meal with my daughter who has celiac disease (she must eat gluten free or she gets sick) Asked for a mushroom burger no bun. No problem Asked for fruit instead of the fries that are cross contaminated. She were going to make me pay $2.50 extra. Wasn't till I requested the manager (who never showed up) and reminded the waitress of ADA that she didn't charge. Don't recommend if you have an allergy.
667 Potomac Station Drive, Leesburg, VA 20176
My experience here wasn't very good. A lot of food tasted like it came out if a can with that particular aftertaste. The young man and woman at the registers couldn't tell me what my options were--they told me that I would know better than they would. I looked up the GF menu on my phone to be safe. Even so, I had a very rough day and night. Haven't been that sick after a meal in a long time... And I had such high hopes :(
421 N. State of Franklin Road., Innovation Park Plaza, Johnson City, TN 37604
Horrible! Staff was not knowledgeable or helpful in any way. I will not return. The staff was especially rude and obnoxious regarding our food allergy. I was disappointed:(
2400 107 S. 3rd St., Jacksonville, FL 32250
When I asked about GF, they removed their gloves to prevent cross contamination.
225 Palm Bay Rd NE, West Melbourne, FL 32904
If you are looking for a restaurant who caters to those who are slightly gluten intolerant, then this restaurant is for you. The main problem is that they cook everything on one grill. Some dishes they fry with a flour tortilla on the grill after they have put ingredients in it. I don't recall the dishes. Then the peppers and onions are fried on the same grill. We have asked that they clean the grill, and sometimes they do though it doesn't appear to be done thoroughly. We feel that that is not to be trusted for those who have celiac.
3401 Raleigh Rd Pkwy W, Wilson, NC 27896
Don't eat the chips. Order a salad or rice bowl.
2188 N 2nd St, Millville, NJ 08332
Tasty rice bowls for celiacs! Add the ingredients for a create your own "burrito" without the wrap. Delicious. Not many other options for celiacs though (all chips, wraps, etc., contain wheat).
2130 N Beltline Blvd, Columbia, SC 29204
Service was very professional and personable. I'm very impressed, and I'm a hard person to impress. Server took special precautions I've never experienced before at fast food place.
280 S McGregor Ave, Mobile, AL 36608
Rude staff, rolled tier eyes when I asked about GF options. Even the manager wasn't able to help
Not for Celiac -- although the staff was happy to change into new gloves, this does not remove the contamination in the salad and other toppings. The servers touch a tortilla and then reach into the salad tub with the same gloves. This means the salad is now contaminated. This process happens with other toppings as well. I also saw servers spoon toppings onto a tortilla and touch the spoon to the tortilla to spread around the food -- now contaminating the spoon and what the spoon serves. NOT CELIAC Friendly.
1765 Highway 27 South, Carrollton, GA 30117
This is a place with all fresh ingredients of the highest quality. Most important, the preparers really "get it"! They change to new gloves when preparing a GF order. Although none of their tortillas/wraps are GF, they have a pamphlet that lists all of the ingredients that ARE GF and can be safely (and deliciously) put into a salad bowl or a burrito bowl. There is plenty of variety, and I like knowing that I'm eating fresh, wholesome ingredients like lean meats and veggies.
5663 West Circle Drive, Cicero, NY 13039
Very friendly staff. I have not gotten sick once and we eat there often, even though there is much gluten around you. I love the new soda machine. The lines can be long at times but my kids say it's worth the wait. I personally love the sweet tea!
421 N. State of Franklin Road., Innovation Park Plaza, Johnson City, TN 37604
The staff is very knowledgable, and they provided me with an allergen list I can keep in my wallet. Almost all of the food (except tortillas and chips) are gluten free.
4910 Jimmy Lee Smith Pkwy, Hiram, GA 30141
Food develops a distinct after taste after a while.
600 Kingstown Road, South Kingstown, RI 02879
Over 20+ GF items to build your own Burrito Bowl or Salad with! Tortilla chips and salsa are GF also!!
5663 West Circle Drive, Cicero, NY 13039
my rating is on the entire dining experience of this fast food restaurant. gluten products everywhere so be careful even with a requested glove change components may be contaminated. they have 1 of those silly coke soda video machines with a line 10 deep to get to it :-/
3084 New York 50, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Most of their stuff is naturally gf. Don't eat the tortillas or anything from the fryer like the their chips though... I recommend doing "ear muffs". Staff will change gloves if asked.
90 North Genesee Street, Utica, NY 13502
its a Moe's, you know what it's going to be, yummy
667 Potomac Station Drive, Leesburg, VA 20176
Love it, lunch rushes are slow to get food but rest is awesome.
290 Frantz Road #107, Stroudsburg, PA 18360
one word "fantastic" wish I had one near me!
3260 Niles Road, St. Joseph, MI 49085
Had the allegen list fairly handy in store. Mgr was savvy enough to know the locally fried chips weren't ok. Server suggested flour tortillas were ok but we knew better. :). Burrito bowl we chose was quite tasty.
2397 Hylan Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10306
better than chipotle. get a bowl instead of a tortilla.
290 Frantz Road #107, Stroudsburg, PA 18360
Very knowledgable staff, just about everything is gluten free! Great healthy fast casual restaurant
118 Trinity Point Dr, Washington, PA 15301
Very knowledgeable, and pulled from new containers.
425 West University Drive, Granger, IN 46530
Good, fresh food - service isn't necessarily their thing but if you are looking for a fast, fresh southwest meal, give it a try.
1730 Bradford Lane, Normal, IL 61761
Went there tonight for the first time. I told them I was gluten intolerant and then had to ask to have gloves changed. The first person did but no one else did. When I asked the second person to not touch the inside of the bowl she looked at me weird. Appears as if they are not trained. If you are looking for this type of food stick with Chipotle....trained staff and the food quality is better. I did not get sick from this trip to Moes...FYI.
11105 San Jose Boulevard #2, Jacksonville, FL 32223
Burrito bowl with gf suggestions listed on the wall. Good for fast food.
4910 Jimmy Lee Smith Pkwy, Hiram, GA 30141
I've always had good experiences at this location but I do always have to ask them to change their gloves because they usually forget to do it. Can't really say the staff is trained at Moe's so I rely on the website to order.
2188 N 2nd St, Millville, NJ 08332
Great fresh food. Wish they offered soft corn tortillas though.
30500 State Highway 181, Spanish Fort, AL 36527
Delicious, affordable, quick! Their rice bowls are my favorite and completely gluten free! Staff is always very helpful.
280 S McGregor Ave, Mobile, AL 36608
Several times I've followed the GF menu choices and ended up sick; even after January where they updates their recipes and punished info to be more food allergy friendly...I still got sick.
2188 N 2nd St, Millville, NJ 08332
Amazing. Great salads. And the rice bowls are delish!
280 S McGregor Ave, Mobile, AL 36608
Moe's is always good! Most of the employees at every Moes are very aware of food allergies!!
1765 Highway 27 South, Carrollton, GA 30117
Has a listing of all items on menu & states whether gluten free or not.
1150 Williston Rd, South Burlington, VT 05403
Pretty good food for fast food. GF options are "rice bowls" of combinations otherwise available as tacos or burritos, but these use flour tortillas.
35 Market St, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
not even close to gluten free. they do have a few gluten free ingredients but contaminated everything they served.


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"Ride Along" arrived in first place at the weekend box office.
The buddy cop comedy featuring Kevin Hart and Ice Cube debuted with $ 41.2 million, according to studio estimates Sunday. The strong opening for "Ride Along" marks the biggest opening for a film released during Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend and puts it on track to top the $ 46.1 million record set by "Cloverfield" in 2008 for the biggest opening of January.
Universal's Navy SEAL drama "Long Survivor" starring Mark Wahlberg, Taylor Kitsch, Emile Hirsch and Ben Foster earned $ 23.2 million in second place in its second weekend in wide release.
Open Road Films' animated film "The Nut Job" featuring the voice of Will Arnett opened in third place with $ 20.5 million.
Weekend Box Office Top 10
1. "Ride Along" – $ 41.2 M
2. "Lone Survivor" – $ 23.2 M
3. "The Nut Job" – $ 20.6 M
4. "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit" – $ 17.2 M
5. "Frozen" – $ 12.0 M
6. "American Hustle" – $ 10.6 M
7. "Devil's Due" – $ 8.5 M
8. "August: Osage County" – $ 7.6 M
9. "The Wolf of Wall Street" – $ 7.5 M
10. "Saving Mr. Banks" $ 4.14 M
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Gallery | 2014 Movies: The 44 Most Anticipated Blockbusters, Comedies, Dramas, & More
- 'The LEGO Movie' (February 7, 2014)
Because, honestly, who doesn't want to see a LEGO movie? Especially one directed by "21 Jump Street" filmmakers Phil Lord and Chris Miller, who bring the iconic building-block toy to life via an ingenious mixture of stop motion and computer animation. Oh, and did we mention it stars Chris Pratt and Elizabeth Banks, with appearances by Channing Tatum (as Superman), Jonah Hill (as the Green Lantern) and Cobie Smulders (as Wonder Woman)? Because it does.
- 'Monuments Men' (February 7, 2014)
Originally tapped as a late-2013 Oscar contender, it just wasn't ready in time, so George Clooney's sprawling World War II drama about an allied group tasked with recovering and preserving art and architecture in danger of being destroyed by the Nazis, got bumped to early 2014. This doesn't mean that the film — co-starring Matt Damon, Bill Murray, Cate Blanchett, John Goodman, and Jean Dujardin — won't be any less exciting and compelling.
- 'Robocop' (February 12, 2014)
Blurring the line between "excitement" and "morbid curiosity" is this newfangled "re-imagining" of the beloved 1987 original. This time out, expect a lot of computer-generated whiz-bangery to accompany the tale of an average cop ("The Killing" star Joel Kinnaman) transformed into a robotic crime fighter by a nefarious corporation. With a truly killer supporting cast that includes Gary Oldman, Michael Keaton, and Samuel L. Jackson, we just hope that "Robocop" can transition to the future without losing any of its satiric bite.
- 'Non-Stop' (February 28, 2014)
Liam Neeson has been on something of a roll since his career-boosting "Taken," assuming the unlikely role of action-movie icon. That continues with "Non-Stop," which reunites him with his "Unknown" director Jaume Collet-Serra (and that film's superstar producer, Joel Silver) and finds Neeson assuming the role of an air marshal tasked with solving a deadly mystery while traveling from New York to London. If the movie is half as thrilling as the trailer, it's gonna be a blast.
- 'Mr. Peabody & Sherman' (March 7, 2014)
Everyone's favorite time travelers, super-intelligent doc Mr. Peabody (voiced by Ty Burrell) and his pet human Sherman (Max Charles) embark on their first big-screen outing, courtesy of DreamWorks Animation. Expect the classic "Rocky and Bullwinkle Show" characters to get a fresh coat of paint for their 2014 reinvention, with the classic sense of fun.
- '300: Rise of an Empire' (March 7, 2014)
Remember "300," the comic book-y historic action movie that made a star out of Gerard Butler? Well here's the "side-quel" (yes, that's what they're calling it), a prequel/sequel that is mostly set on the water while maintaining the movie's living graphic novel visual style. (Noam Murro takes over for director Zack Snyder, who was too busy with "Man of Steel," but is a credited producer and co-writer.) Expect lots of slow-motion bloodletting.
- 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' (March 7, 2014)
Wes Anderson's latest cinematic confection looks to be the most Wes Anderson-y yet. Taking place during three time periods (each with their own specific aspect ratio), this rococo comedy stars Ralph Fiennes as a wacky hotel concierge (in a role originally meant for Johnny Depp) who befriends a young "lobby boy" (newcomer Tony Revolori). There are a whole bunch of returning Anderson players (Jeff Goldblum, Bill Murray, Adrien Brody, Willem Dafoe, Edward Norton, and Jason Schwartzman) comically mugging alongside a host of brand-new personalities (Mathieu Amalric, Jude Law, Saoirse Ronan) inside Anderson's exquisitely crafted dollhouses. Expect the DVD (part of the Criterion collection, no doubt) to be sold at Urban Outfitters locations nationwide.
- 'Need for Speed' (March 14, 2014)
With "Need for Speed," the insanely popular video game series vrooms onto the big screen with "Breaking Bad" star Aaron Paul planted firmly in the driver's seat. Paul plays a racer who is framed for a crime he didn't commit and, upon being released, seeks vengeance. Expect lots of fast-paced race sequences and be sure to drink it all in, especially since the next "Fast and Furious" installment was bumped to Spring 2015.
- 'Veronica Mars' (March 14, 2014)
The cherished cult television series (which ran for three seasons on The CW) makes the improbably leap to the big screen thanks to a highly publicized Kickstarter campaign and the ceaseless efforts of star Kristen Bell (who returns to star as well as produce). Instead of a high school private eye, Veronica is all grown up, returning to her hometown of Neptune, California, when her ex-boyfriend is once again accused of a murder she's sure he didn't commit. Expect all of the hallmarks of the original series (danger, intrigue, and adorableness) to translate well.
- 'Divergent' (March 21, 2014)
Gunning for the "next 'Hunger Games'" title, "Divergent" is based on the best-selling young adult novel by Veronica Roth and stars Shailene Woodley as a young girl who bucks the trend of a futuristic society, which sorts its citizens based on five personality traits. As directed by "Limitless" filmmaker Neil Burger, it could be some nicely pulpy paperback fun, especially with Kate Winslet cast as some kind of bureaucratic heavy.
- 'Muppets Most Wanted' (March 21, 2014)
Downside: Walter, that super boring new Muppet from 2011's Oscar-winning "The Muppets" is back, alongside all of your classic characters (Kermit, Miss Piggy, etc.) Upside: This movie looks much, much funnier, taking loose inspiration from "The Great Muppet Caper" and featuring Ricky Gervais as the accomplice to a Kermit lookalike jewel thief. The footage we saw at 2013's D23 made us howl with laughter.
- 'Noah' (March 28, 2014)
How did filmmaker Darren Aronofsky choose to follow up his Oscar-winning psychosexual thriller "Black Swan"? With a $ 150 million biblical epic, of course! Russell Crowe stars as the titular ark-builder, with a storyline that supposedly mixes the classic mythological tale with a modern environmental message, and decidedly Aronofsky-esque visual flourishes. Expect the results to be highly controversial and totally riveting.
- 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' (April 4, 2014)
What makes this "Captain America" sequel so exciting isn't the fact that it's another "Captain America" movie, but that the filmmakers have promised a film that's in the vein of '70s conspiracy thrillers and not over-the-top superhero epics. The resulting film finds our frostbitten hero (Chris Evans, once again) battling the bureaucratic machine while also facing off against his former partner turned prime adversary, The Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan). Scarlett Johansson and Samuel L. Jackson return, and Robert Redford shows up as the head of S.H.I.E.L.D. Excelsior indeed.
- 'Sabotage' (April 11, 2014)
In this jack-booted retelling of Agatha Christie's classic whodunit "And Then There Were None," Arnold Schwarzenegger stars as the leader of an elite team of DEA agents who are being bumped off one by one. Since this thing is being directed by David Ayer, the mind behind "Training Day" and "End of Watch," we're sure that the high concept will be balanced out with some streetwise grittiness.
- 'Transcendence' (April 18, 2014)
When will Hollywood show any originality? "Transcendence" is that tired old yarn about a mad scientist (Johnny Depp) who is poisoned by a group of Luddite terrorists and chooses to have his consciousness inserted into a computer program, where his insatiable lust for information and power leads him to start a worldwide revolution. Come on guys, could you at least try something new? We're kidding, of course, and the appealingly whacked-out concept is made even more tantalizing by the fact that it marks the directorial debut of Wally Pfister, Christopher Nolan's longtime cinematographer (Nolan also serves as a producer).
- 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2′ (May 2, 2014)
Your favorite neighborhood wall crawler is back! This time, Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield, once again) faces a whole battery of foes that now include Electro (Jamie Foxx), Green Goblin (Dane DeHaan), and the Rhino (Paul Giamatti). Just as scary as this fleet of baddies, however, is Peter Parker's continued involvement with Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone). Marc Webb returns as a director and, with the recently announced spin-off films, expect a fair amount of universe-building in this installment.
- 'Neighbors' (May 9, 2014)
If you haven't seen the red-band trailer for "Neighbors," a new comedy that pits Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne's married couple against a fraternity that has taken up root next door (led by Zac Efron), then please do. Now that you've seen it, you can understand why this has the potential of being one of 2014's breakout comedies. It looks funny. To the max.
- 'Godzilla' (May 16, 2014)
If last summer's giant monster mash "Pacific Rim" still left you itchy for giant beasts attacking major cities, then leave it to the original King of the Monsters, "Godzilla," to scratch that itch. Hopefully, this new interpretation of the legendary Japanese creature, which stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Bryan Cranston, and Elizabeth Olsen, will singlehandedly wash away the memory of 1998's abysmal "Godzilla." You know, the one where Godzilla laid eggs in Madison Square Garden and it never stopped raining? Yeah, that one.
- 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' (May 23, 2014)
This could be the year's coolest and most confusing big-budget superhero joint: "X-Men: Days of Future Past" uses time travel and alternate reality mumbo jumbo to bring the separate casts of the two threads of Fox's "X-Men" franchise (both 2011's "X-Men: First Class" and the "X-Men" trilogy that formally ended with 2006's "X-Men: The Last Stand") together. Fox is betting that this is going to be huge, and, in fact, it's got to be: "X-Men: Days of Future Past" is reportedly the second most expensive movie the studio has ever produced… after "Avatar."
- 'Maleficent' (May 30, 2014)
Are fairy tales the new superheroes? The latest in the bedtime story revival is "Maleficent," the tale of "Sleeping Beauty" as told from the perspective of the wickedly horned witch from Disney's 1959 animated classic. This is all well and good, until you realize that Angelina Jolie is playing the titular baddie. Then it gets tipped over into a whole different realm of cool. Elle Fanning also stars as the young Aurora.
- 'Edge of Tomorrow' (June 6, 2014)
We still wish they had kept the infinitely cooler original title "All You Need Is Kill," but "Edge of Tomorrow" still looks totally, totally awesome. It's set in a future world where mankind is battling a race of invading alien beings. Tom Cruise plays a man who continually dies on the battlefield and is reborn instantly, making him humanity's best hope for survival. Could it be confusing and unwieldy? For sure. But the trailer promises hectic fun. Even the tagline ("Live, Die, Repeat") kicks butt.
- '22 Jump Street' (June 13, 2014)
2012's most unexpectedly awesome action-comedy gets a slightly more expected sequel. In this follow-up, undercover cops / total goofballs Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum try to break up a drug ring in a local college. While it might lack some of the surprise of the original (itself based on a cult '80s TV series), this sequel should still bring the silly in a big way, especially with original directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller back on board.
- 'How to Train Your Dragon 2′ (June 13, 2014)
While we haven't exactly been wanting on the dragon front since 2011's "How to Train Your Dragon," what with an animated spin-off show and a flood of related merchandise invading store shelves, it's still nice to have a proper sequel to ogle and awe over. This installment has our hero Hiccup (Jay Baruchel), now a teen, connecting with his estranged, dragon-loving mother (Cate Blanchett) and facing off against an evil dragon hunter (Djimon Hounsou). Have we said dragon enough in this blurb? How about one more? Dragon!
- 'Transformers: Age of Extinction' (June 27, 2014)
What makes "Transformers: Age of Extinction" interesting is that it seems to be an inner-franchise reboot. Michael Bay, who helmed the previous three films, returns as a director, as does Steven Spielberg in an advisory, executive producer role. But everything else about the movie is being rebuilt from the ground up — the cast has been entirely switched out (it's now led by Mark Wahlberg) and the transformers themselves have been radically redesigned (plus, the only returning bots are Optimus Prime and Bumblebee). This time around, we get Dinobots!
- 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' (July 11, 2014)
2011's "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" was great. Like really, really great. It also made some substantial coin. So it's not exactly a shock that Fox quickly pursued a sequel, this time set in the early days of the human/ape war. Andy Serkis returns as Caesar, the leader of the ape resistance, with Weta again providing the eye-popping visual effects. Factor in a stellar cast, including Gary Oldman and Jason Clarke, and even if we all know how these movies are going to end (considering they function as a de facto prequel), we can't wait to see how they'll turn out.
- 'Jupiter Ascending' (July 18, 2014)
The Wachowskis return to the science-fiction genre in earnest after redefining it more than a decade earlier with 1999's "The Matrix" (although they dabbled in it via "Speed Racer" and their sections of "Cloud Atlas"). This time, the duo takes on a more mythological approach, with a fairy tale-ish yarn about a young human girl (Mila Kunis) who is spirited away by a werewolf-y bounty hunter (Channing Tatum) and told that she is the queen of the universe. You know, typical first date stuff.
- 'Guardians of the Galaxy' (August 1, 2014)
Get ready for the Marvel galaxy to get weird. Although the characters, a ragtag band of intergalactic misfits that includes a green girl, a talking raccoon and a sentient tree creature, are largely unknown to the world at large, they're about to become everyone's favorite superheroes. This is basically the Marvel version of "Star Wars," except every character is Han Solo. Based on what we've seen (and much of we can't spill until much closer to release), it's easy to say that this is the most exciting Marvel project since "The Avengers."
- 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' (August 8, 2014)
Heroes in a half shell, turtle power! That's right — your favorite karate-chopping, pizza-loving teenage reptiles are back, this time powered by producer Michael Bay. Not a whole lot is known about this remake, besides the fact that the turtles will be computer-generated (by the folks at Weta) and that Megan Fox will play the iconic role of reporter April O'Neil, with "Lone Ranger" baddie William Fichtner signed on for serrated villain Shredder. As long as it's better than that awful animated movie from a few years ago, we'll be happy.
- 'The Expendables 3′ (August 15, 2014)
Yes, the Medicare-with-muscles franchise is back for another bullet-riddled go around. This time, Mel Gibson, Wesley Snipes, Antonio Banderas, Kelsey Grammer, and Harrison Ford join the old timers-with-firearms club that already includes Sylvester Stallone, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Patrick Hughes, who helmed the nifty Australian thriller "Red Hill," directs the carnage this time around, which is reason enough to get jazzed.
- 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For' (August 22, 2014)
Well, it looks like they finally got around to making a sequel to 2005's graphic novel adaptation "Sin City." Original co-directors Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller are back for another stylishly film noir exercise, complete with fast cars, tough guys, and dames worth killing for. Returning cast members Jessica Alba, Rosario Dawson, Mickey Rourke, and Bruce Willis are joined by Josh Brolin, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Eva Green (as the titular dame), with the first film's rotating anthology format intact.
- 'Gone Girl' (October 3, 2014)
For anyone over the age of 12, "Gone Girl" is probably their most anticipated movie of 2014. An adaptation of the best-selling thriller by Gillian Flynn, "Gone Girl" stars Ben Affleck as a man whose wife goes missing, putting him in the center of furious media speculation and a criminal investigation. Rosamund Pike plays his missing wife. But it's who is behind the camera that is even more exciting, since the film will be helmed by "Social Network" and "Zodiac" director David Fincher, as the high profile follow-up to his "Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" adaptation.
- 'Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day' (October 10, 2014)
Walt Disney Pictures and the Jim Henson Company bring the beloved children's book by Judith Viorst to life, with 11-year-old Alexander (Ed Oxenbould, pictured) going through the worst day of his life and not finding sympathy with his parents (Steve Carell and Jennifer Garner). Children's book-to-feature film adaptations are always a dicey proposition, but this seems to have the star power and the creative drive to get the job done.
- 'The Judge' (October 10, 2014)
It's hard to imagine Robert Downey Jr. outside of his Iron Man or Sherlock Holmes personas, but here he is, playing a small town lawyer who returns home to discover that his father (Robert Duvall) has been accused of murder. The comedy/drama is directed by "Wedding Crashers" filmmaker David Dobkin, and features a starry supporting cast that includes Vera Farmiga, Vinent D'Onofrio, Billy Bob Thornton, and Dax Shepard. Not included: Victorian-era intrigue or robotic suits.
- 'Dracula Untold' (October 17, 2014)
The world's most famous bloodsucker gets the "Batman Begins" treatment in "Dracula Untold," which dramatizes the way that Vlad the Impaler, a real-life historical figure, was transformed into the Dracula of legend. Luke Evans, from "Fast & Furious 6," plays the ferociously fanged Vlad, under the direction of Irish filmmaker Gary Shore. It could be a scream.
- 'Interstellar' (November 7, 2014)
Considering this is the newest film by notoriously protective filmmaker Christopher Nolan, not a lot is known about "Interstellar," besides the cast (Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, Matt Damon, Michael Caine) and the fact that the movie deals with, in some way, interstellar travel (including time travel and alternate universes). Best case scenario: it's the trippiest, most existential science-fiction film since "2001." And, even if it's not, chances are it will still be pretty cool.
- 'Big Hero 6′ (November 7, 2014)
Disney's first animated Marvel movie is "Big Hero 6." Based on an obscure, manga-inspired series, it features a rag tag group of teen heroes and is directed by Don Hall, who helmed the deeply underrated 2011 animated feature "Winnie the Pooh." Based on the footage we've seen, this is going to be a lively, kaleidoscopic romp, and the perfect follow-up to both Disney's "Frozen" and Marvel's "Guardians of the Galaxy." And come Christmas, everyone is going to want an inflatable robot (this will make a lot of sense later, we promise).
- 'Fury' (November 12, 2014)
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weight gain from not eating enough?
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I've gained about 5 pounds over the past couple of months despite training harder than ever. Some folks have told me the weight gain could b/c I 'm not eating enough and my body is holding onto anything I put into it. I run about 70 miles/week and eat about 1500 calories a day. Any experts out there on this subject?
I'm not an expert, but can tell you my personal experience. I was stuck at my weight and actually went up a little for some time despite putting on a lot of miles and cardio. I didn't understand! I was eating healthy and moving. After tracking everything that went in my mouth, I discovered I was not eating nearly enough for my activity level. I have nearly doubled my calories and kind of graze all day and have lost weight and dropped my body fat %. I'v also gained a ton of energy, need less sleep and am able to go faster and longer than before.
Everyone is different. Experiment a little and see what works best for you. Best wishes!
Thanks very much. I will try eating more and see what happens!!!!!
try this site for tracking food nutrition and activity... thedailyplate
According to the nutritionists at SparkPeople, your body goes into startvation mode if you aren't eating enough. Who knew?! lol
After years of struggling with Middle Aged Weight gain, I have found a program that works for me. See Gary Taubes' new books on diet. I've tried this approach and it is incredible - so much so that I've started a website to spread the word. Investigate SLOW CARB eating for weight loss. Atkins was very close to the truth! This really works for me and keeps me FULL -- and I lose pounds. Amazing.
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Santana set to make another stretch run against A's
Royals righty opposes Parker in middle game at Kauffman Stadium
One thing has been certain every time Ervin Santana takes the hill for the Royals this season -- he tosses at least six innings.
The right-hander has gone a minimum of six innings in all 16 of his starts, which has contributed to his impressive 2.84 ERA.
He'll look to keep that streak going on Saturday as the A's and Royals square off in the middle game at Kauffman Stadium.
While Santana wasn't his sharpest against the Twins on Sunday, walking a season-high four, he made it through six innings and allowed four runs on five hits in a no-decision.
"I didn't have my best stuff," Santana said after Kansas City's 9-8 win. "I did not have good command, but I made good pitches and gave my team a chance to win."
Meanwhile, Jarrod Parker gets the nod for the A's on six days' rest. The right-hander exited his last start against the Cardinals after 3 2/3 innings because of tightness in his right hamstring.
"We felt like the best thing to do would be push him back a couple days and make sure he's fine," A's manager Bob Melvin said earlier in the week.
With Parker going 4-0 with a 2.15 ERA over his last seven starts, which matches the longest winning streak of his career, Kansas City manager Ned Yost isn't taking the A's pitching staff lightly.
"Their starting pitching has been really good. They're like 23-7 in the team's last 45 games," Yost said. "Their bullpen is really good, too."
A's: Cespedes moves to sixth spot
With Yoenis Cespedes slumping at the plate in the last few weeks, Melvin decided to move him into the sixth spot of the batting order for just the second time in his career on Friday against the Royals. He went 1-for-4 in the A's 6-3 win
Oakland's outfielder last appeared there in the second game of the 2012 season in Tokyo, after hitting seventh in the opener. Since, he had not appeared lower than fifth, with 137 of his 194 career starts coming in the cleanup hole.
"Just a change of scenery, and [Josh] Donaldson's been doing really well, so just a little bit of both," Melvin said. "My guess is he won't be there long. Sometimes all it takes is a change of scenery."
Cespedes has just 10 hits but 23 strikeouts in his last 63 at-bats for a .159 clip over that 16-game span and, since season's start, seemingly hasn't found a consistent groove. He hit .228 in April, .220 in May and .232 in June.
Royals: Gordon concussion free
Kansas City left fielder Alex Gordon is day to day after undergoing an slew of tests since falling against a bullpen fence in pursuit of a fly ball in Wednesday's game against the Indians.
Gordon hasn't played since then, but doesn't have a concussion.
"They said I was cleared to go," Gordon said. "They did all the tests, followed all the rules and they cleared me to go. So, I'm just going to get back into action and hopefully get things rolling."
Gordon took batting practice and played catch before Friday's game against the A's and could be back in the lineup this weekend.
Worth noting
• Royals first baseman Eric Hosmer has been on fire of late, belting five home runs in his last nine games. He's also hit eight home runs in his last 20 games after hitting just one in his first 61 contests.
"It's just going up with an approach and having a plan up there, and basically just sticking to it and not worrying about what the pitcher is going to throw me or what type of pitch is coming, just worrying about my strengths and sticking to my game plan," Hosmer said. "I feel like if I can get myself into a ready position and get ready to hit, whatever pitch is coming, I feel confident that I can hit it."
• Parker is carrying a streak of seven consecutive starts with five hits or fewer and two walks or fewer, which is tied for the longest by an A's starting pitcher since at least 1916 (Alan Wirth, 1978).
Quinn Roberts is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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All I can say is: mwahahahahahaha!!!
MSAA has been with us like 10 years now?
Phoronix: MSAA For Mesa Finally Moves Closer
Mesa is finally getting closer to properly supporting MSAA, a.k.a. Multi-Sample Anti-Aliasing, but for now this is just Intel Sandy Bridge supported...
All I can say is: mwahahahahahaha!!!
MSAA has been with us like 10 years now?
Step by step, we're getting closer to a fully open OpenGL implementation running on all relevant hardware.
People used to laugh at the state of Mozilla, OpenOffice, GCC, Linux, and almost everything else we now take for granted. There was always a clever guy who was convinced that WordPerfect and IE, in their binary emulated form, were the eternal future of the Linux desktop.
All in due time. The gap is closing, as negative as Michael is towards it.
Not fast enough for what?Now if the other Mesa/Gallium3D drivers would move on with proper MSAA anti-aliasing support, albeit the drivers are already not fast enough without AA.
I am a gamer and I am using them to great effect. They may not be perfect, but to just say are "not fast enough" to me crosses a line.
I just won Trine 2 with them again, a game originally released in 2011 and noted for it's graphics. Now, it did not have all of the effects going (the lack of AA being one of them) but it was certainly playable and workable.
So it was fast enough for that...
Huh? MLAA is implemented by adding a post processing shader, which runs on the GPU.MLAA in Mesa though is done on the CPU and is already not well supported by all Mesa/Gallium3D drivers.
I'm not sure what Michael meant there...
Also, what drivers does it not work on? Does he mean pre r5xx hardware?
Support for evergreen/cayman and WIP support for 6xx/7xx is available here:
Support for r3xx-r5xx shouldn't be too hard to add. See section 10.8 of the r5xx acceleration programming documentation:
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Sweet, keep up the good work.
I did read somewhere that MSAA is actually required in GL 3.0 and later? If this is true? I mean Intel has been advertising GL 3 for a while now and the only add MSAA now?


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Once Again, the Highball rules the single track. 6000 VF on this ride and the Highball left me pleasantly satiated, Once Again.
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I didn't get a chance to compare this to other carbon hardtails, but I own a Nomad-c and Tallboy-c and had high expectations of this as well. I was not disappointed.
I had planned to transfer parts from my Fisher Paragon, but instead opted to go a little heavier. Reba RLT Ti 20mm fork, X.9 1x9 drivetrain, Sun Ringle Charger Expert wheelset with heavy tires. It tips the scale at 23 pounds, yet doesn't "feel" heavier than my 20 pound One9. The bottom bracket area is super stiff which makes this thing launch when you mash the pedals.
I've ridden a fair mix of flowy single track, fire roads and semi-chunky downhill(ish) terrain. This bike excels on the trail and rides as fast as it feels. The only issues I've come across is the low bottom bracket leading to challenges on some of the ledge trails where the uphill pedal tends to hit the side of the trail and in narrow gully trails. I run my One9 super low as well (the EBB allows you to run it higher or lower in the rotation), so it wasn't unexpected. What it gives you in cornering and stability is worth it to me.
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23 pounds with a stout build - Reba RLT Ti 20mm, X.9 1x9, Sun Ringle Charger wheelset and heavy tires.
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Richard.L wrote:I cant seem to change my bonus stage. Are we allowed to or is it a bug?
Im joined as Focus TT
Have you tried just re-entering your team, via the reset button?
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Have you tried just re-entering your team, via the reset button?
Re: Fantasy Tour De FranceI have entered as cherrypicked - still working on my team though.
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I would add: The initial squad is locked in at 23:59 AEST Friday July 1, or whenever you submit your team after this point.
Re: Fantasy Tour De FranceIn as "Lostit". What do we get for coming last?
Re: Fantasy Tour De FranceMy team is called Gabriel Hounds.
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Fantasy Tour De FranceNote to self... When you have spent ages selecting your team, roster and bonus stage, there is a big red button called save changes. Push it.
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I did the exact same thing myself EMC2 Team Equip
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Sweet! I'm not the only one! :happydance:
Re: Fantasy Tour De FranceA question for anyone who wants to offer their opinions and potentially improve the chances of their competitors:
Who will earn more points (including GC final standing points): Christian Vandevelde or (the average of) Andre Greipel/Gerald Ciolek/JJ Rojas? Looking at Nick's team I see which way he is leaning... anyone else?
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Here is my thoughts - interested to know what other people think. Must admit hadn't been considering VDV in start team. Vandevelde could pay off nicely with a good tour, both with placings in stages and at the end; but he hasn't finished 3 of the last 5 grand tours he has started (in fact not got past stage three for each of them). Greipel seems to have the reputation of being one of the best three or four straight out sprinters, but he is unproven in tdf, and this is not a great set of sprints for the gorilla, and it hasn't been his best year. He is third leader at OLO and might not get preference for assistance. Ciolek has been consistent in the sprinter points for Milram, a team where he was the clear team sprint lead. Quickstep team objective is stage wins with just about everyone in their team on different stage types. In terms of sprinters they also have Boonen (hasn't had much luck at tdf lately, but also only seems to try if he thinks he can win) and Steegmans - I think Ciolek is second in line behind Boonen. Again, haven't seen good form. Having said that he might just keep popping up like he usually does. Rojas has also been a consistent points gatherer over the last couple of years. The recent traumas at Movistar are well documented although JJ beat Contador at Spanish nationals road last weekend. Movistar have also stated team objective of stage wins - they have another sprinter - Ventoso, who I believe is a bit quicker on the flat than JJ, so it is unclear how that will play out. I would like to think that JJ will be going for green... Who will earn more points is not determined yet (funnily enough) and I think any of these four could get the most - just have to try to assess the chance of it happening for each of them.
Re: Fantasy Tour De FranceVandevelde has the advantage of being cheap - just like the sprinters mentioned - but uniquely for a GC contender. That really helps with budget constraints. But I think he would earn more GC points than stage points.
Now that you mention it - they all seem to have challengers for sprint team leader. But do any of them have a solid train and leadout designation like HTC for Cav? If not it could still work out if the teams are covering their bases rather than putting all their eggs in one basket. For points I'd be happy if the teams were going for double threat rather than a train. Mark Renshaw never earned a lot of points even though he likely could have if he was going for it. I think I preferred ignorance - too many questions lead to too much double guessing.
Re: Fantasy Tour De FranceI'm in, The Escargot..
Went a mixed bag with the selection and had money left over
Re: Fantasy Tour De FranceIn as Team Arriere
Thanks Andrew.
Re: Fantasy Tour De FranceIn as Team HC.
Spent every cent of the salary cap.
Re: Fantasy Tour De FranceGot 5 in the top 20. Good start.
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Well done! Andrew
Re: Fantasy Tour De FranceDidn't get any big hits in the first round but all the riders I have picked scored points, unfortunately my team didn't.
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Re: Fantasy Tour De FranceOMGosh Say What SBS...streaming the wrong channel.
Fantasy Tour De FranceThis happened last night too!
Seems you have to get a recipe before they show the tour! TT start for saxo in 10 mins (AT) 22:30 AEST 2013 Malvern Star Oppy Di2
Re: Fantasy Tour De Francei am in also as Team Source.
Need soem sort of distraction after the crap week i have had. Travelling at the speed of slow
Re: Fantasy Tour De FranceHave they updated the points yet?
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I wasn't even getting points for the 1st stage. Will look again.
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Two options: 1) You submitted your team after the deadline for stage one (6pm July 2 AEST) or 2) Your team was/is incomplete (including bonus stage and bonus team) and hasn't officially been submitted as a result. I note a few teams that haven't scored any points for the first round because they haven't been completed.
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