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  1. OK, so here's the deal: AFAIK, OLN's Tour de France programming starts each
    day at 8:00 or 8:30 AM Eastern with a half-hour pre-race show and then live
    coverage. This, of course, is 5 or 5:30 AM Pacific.

    Here in San Diego, however, Time Warner show friggin'
    INFOMERCIALS until *7:00 AM* local time -- flipping a switch
    or something to suddenly carry OLN in the middle of each
    day's stage.

    I've just written both OLN and Time Warner (separately), but
    wanted to share my rantage with you good people.

    Bill "this sucks the big tubular" S.

  2. S o r n i said:

    OK, so here's the deal: AFAIK, OLN's Tour de France
    programming starts each day at 8:00 or 8:30 AM Eastern
    with a half-hour pre-race show and then live coverage.
    This, of course, is 5 or 5:30 AM Pacific.

    Here in Palo Alto on Comcast the morning coverage is
    repeated in the evening starting at 8 pm. Maybe you can
    catch it then?
    --
    A bicycle is one of the world's beautiful machines,
    beautiful machines are art, and art is civilisation, good
    living, and balm to the soul. --Elisa Francesca Roselli

  3. Ben Pfaff said:
    S o r n i said:

    OK, so here's the deal: AFAIK, OLN's Tour de France
    programming starts each day at 8:00 or 8:30 AM Eastern
    with a half-hour pre-race show and then live coverage.
    This, of course, is 5 or 5:30 AM Pacific.

    Here in Palo Alto on Comcast the morning coverage is
    repeated in the evening starting at 8 pm. Maybe you can
    catch it then?

    Oh, yeah, they re-play it throughout the day; but when the
    /drama/ starts I want to see it LIVE!!!

    (By the way, in years past they also pulled the Sunday OLN
    coverage in lieu of that lame CBS highlight hour; they
    better not do that THIS year!!!)

    Bill "Duh TV here I come?" S.

  4. "S o r n i" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >

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    (By the way, in years past they also pulled the Sunday


    OLN coverage in lieu

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    of that lame CBS highlight hour; they better not do that
    THIS year!!!)

    Bill "Duh TV here I come?" S.

    Oddly enough, they did all day coverage, yesterday. Maybe
    this year, they'll cover Sundays. That would be cool.
    Personally, I am not a big fan of the flat, sprinter stages
    of the first week or so. But the hills are coming, and
    complete Sunday coverage will be good. Looks like it's going
    to be a good tour. I am happy that there is not alot of anti-
    american stuff going on, my aren't the ( Old Europeans)
    forgiving. Ciao, Len

  5. S o r n i said:

    OK, so here's the deal: AFAIK, OLN's Tour de France
    programming starts each day at 8:00 or 8:30 AM Eastern with
    a half-hour pre-race show and then live coverage. This, of
    course, is 5 or 5:30 AM Pacific.

    Here in San Diego, however, Time Warner show friggin'
    INFOMERCIALS until *7:00 AM* local time -- flipping a
    switch or something to suddenly carry OLN in the middle of
    each day's stage.

    I've just written both OLN and Time Warner (separately),
    but wanted to share my rantage with you good people.

    Bill "this sucks the big tubular" S.

    On DirecTV, OLN repeats it at Noon EDT and 8PM EDT.

    Barry

  6. S o r n i said:

    OK, so here's the deal: AFAIK, OLN's Tour de France
    programming starts each day at 8:00 or 8:30 AM Eastern
    with a half-hour pre-race show and then live coverage.
    This, of course, is 5 or 5:30 AM Pacific.

    Here in San Diego, however, Time Warner show friggin'
    INFOMERCIALS until *7:00 AM* local time -- flipping a
    switch or something to suddenly carry OLN in the middle of
    each day's stage.

    I'm glad I live in Cox cable territory then. They haven't
    done this to the tour (at least not so far). Actually, Cox
    cable covers most of San Diego county and I think a majority
    of the city. I don't miss Time Warner.

    Quoted message said:

    I've just written both OLN and Time Warner (separately),
    but wanted to share my rantage with you good people.

    You could also call their customer service and yell at them.
    Maybe you could get other customers to do the same. If
    enough people do, they'll fix it.

    --Bill Davidson

  7. "Bill Davidson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    S o r n i said:

    OK, so here's the deal: AFAIK, OLN's Tour de France
    programming starts


    each

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    day at 8:00 or 8:30 AM Eastern with a half-hour pre-race
    show and then


    live

    Quoted message said:
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    coverage. This, of course, is 5 or 5:30 AM Pacific.

    Here in San Diego, however, Time Warner show friggin'
    INFOMERCIALS until *7:00 AM* local time -- flipping a
    switch or something to suddenly carry


    OLN

    Quoted message said:
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    in the middle of each day's stage.

    I'm glad I live in Cox cable territory then. They haven't
    done this to the tour (at least not so far). Actually, Cox
    cable covers most of San Diego county and I think a
    majority of the city. I don't miss Time Warner.

    Quoted message said:

    I've just written both OLN and Time Warner (separately),
    but wanted to


    share

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    my rantage with you good people.

    You could also call their customer service and yell at
    them. Maybe you could get other customers to do the same.
    If enough people do, they'll fix it.

    --Bill Davidson

    Go to Satellite, then u can get anything u want ~!

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