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Salient Features of the scheme: Selection of Manufacturers: (i) SECI shall invite bids for allocation of project capacities, from prospective solar manufacturers who are willing to set up vertically integrated solar PV module manufacturing facility in India including ingots, wafers, cells and Modules. (ii) After allocation of project capacity, such selected manufacturer shall be required to set up manufacturing facilities within the specified period and also to set up solar power allocated to him as per the predetermined schedule. (iii) The prospective manufacturers will be allowed to form Joint Ventures/Consortiums with other entities. Existing manufacturers of Solar cells and modules, who intend to set up integrated facilities and are planning to expand their capacity will also be eligible to bid under this scheme.


States and societies are globally interconnected and interdependent. External effects of national policies challenge democratic self-determination in other states. An increasing density of relations among people worldwide through communication, migration, traveling as well as through global challenges like climate change, deregulated financial markets, terrorism and organized crime require common rules. Existing models and practices of governance beyond the state do not seem to present solutions that are both efficient and legitimate. They show, nevertheless, elements that, if combined, could be a basis for a new method for developing legitimate global rules. In addition, diverse concepts of global constitutionalism can provide conceptual tools necessary for constructing a constitutional frame of governance at the global level including emerging legally binding rules. It is the Internet that seems to allow the information and transparency, communication and discourse, participation of and control by (global) citizens necessary for organizing legitimacy. On that basis the present contribution takes experiences from the diverse arenas of governance producing principles, standards and rules, and uses theoretical approaches of global constitutionalism for depicting seven elements or stages of a norm-setting process through which globally binding rules emerge, are validated and revisited in a manner to giving people a voice and so taking people seriously.


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Dede Alpert, a native of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, shakes her head as she looks at a comic comparing the Israeli-Palestinian relationship with apartheid in South Africa. The comic strip depicts a conversation between the narrator and an African-American person. "To Palestinians Sharon is a butcher, a modern day Dracula," it reads. "Fenced out, bricked away, sealed off, barred from the lands where their fathers tired for thousands of years. Reminds me of what happened in South Africa – running folks off their own land and then boxing them off on little pieces of land."
Alpert points to the comic, clearly offended: "It mentions Sharon, Zionists, but nothing about Yasser Arafat and all that he did," she says. "I don't think he did very well for his people."
Alpert, 74, is at an art exhibit titled Three Cities Against the Wall at ABC No Rio on the Lower East Side. The project has been put together by 56 artists in Ramallah, Tel Aviv, and New York City, and is taking place simultaneously there. Each artist provided three pieces, one for each part of the world. They include paintings, sketches, photographs, videos, posters—just about any means of expression were welcome.
As the name suggests, the exhibit protests the separation wall under construction by Israel in the occupied territories of Palestine. The barrier is part wall, part fence. Most of its 670 kilometre (420 mile) length is made up of a concrete base with a five-meter-high wire-and-mesh superstructure. Rolls of razor wire and a four-meter-deep ditch are placed on one side. The structure is fitted with electronic sensors and has an earth-covered "trace road" beside it where footprints of anyone crossing can be seen. Parts of the structure consist of an eight-meter-high solid concrete wall, complete with massive watchtowers. The sections of the wall around Jerusalem block off Ramallah and Bethlehem and run through the village of Abu Dis.
The huge mural above the main entrance to ABC No Rio, painted by Seth Tobacman, one of the exhibit's organizers, depicts a giant snake entwined in and around a city, crushing it in its vice-like grip. A poster hanging inside the gallery above the main door shows a man and a woman standing with their arms around each other. The caption reads "Yes, I fuck an Arab!"
The artists are united in their opposition to the wall, but the exhibit draws varied reactions from viewers. "This whole exhibit is almost like Arab propaganda," Alpert says. "Without the wall there was terrorism. I think the wall is terrible. But maybe it was necessary if Palestinians couldn't control terrorism. I guess [the artists] don't have to be fair and show the other side—the terrorism in Israel with innocent people being killed."
Sliman Mansour, an artist and curator who helped put together the Three Cities exhibit in Palestine, says Israel can find other means to deal with the situation rather than cut off Palestinians from their land. "It's not so simple," he says. "Israel can build the separation wall along the Green Line," the border before the 1967 war.
Ruty Chotzen, who lives in Herzlya, a town near Tel Aviv, is sympathetic to Palestinians who have been affected by the fence, but doesn't agree with Mansour's suggestion. "We need a border between us and Palestinians," she says. Chotzen, 63, is Israel's country representative for the International Education and Resource Network, a non-profit global network that enables teachers and young people to use the Internet and other new technologies to collaborate on projects.
Ehud, Chotzen's husband, says: "In some places, the distance between Israel and Palestine is only 12 to 15 miles. This helps supporters of terrorism to move freely and the wall is needed to keep them out." He adds: "In some areas the wall passes inside the towns and that must be very difficult for the Palestinians living there. But it is more difficult to live under violence constantly."
The artists don't believe that suicide bombers have been curbed by the barrier. Fawzia Reda, one of the organizers of the exhibit and creative director of Cultural Connexion, a U.S.-based non-profit organization focused on promoting Arabic and Islamic arts and cultures, says "the wall has ignited more hostility. If you see it from the point of view of Palestinians, this was not the life they were promised after 57 years."
Reda, a former cultural advisor to the U.N. in Cairo and to the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva, is emblematic of the history of the region. She was born in Cairo during the first Israel-Arab war to a half-Lebanese, half-Palestinian father and a half-Turkish, half-British mother. She believes in the forbearance of the Palestinians and refers to a portion of the fence she saw in Abu Dis in East Jerusalem: "It has verses from the Koran which say 'Be patient, be understanding, the truth will be revealed to one who is patient.'"
Alpert, however, is still not so sure that the barrier will end the region's conflict. She points to a sepia-toned photograph of the fence, beyond which one can see rows of olive trees on a sloping hill. "That's the Mount of Olives. I've been there," she says.
"I don't think I'll be here when they resolve it finally."
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Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield may have split up, but the Birdman actress gushed about her now ex-boyfriend in the upcoming issue of Interview magazine. Emma chatted with Diane Keaton about her relationship with the Amazing Spider-Man actor when they were very much together and in love.
Stone, 26, graces the cover of Interview's May Issue. She shows off her romantic side in both the photoshoot and interview. Stone even got a little emotional when Keaton read a sweet quote from her former boyfriend.
Stone laughed and obviously loved what Garfield had to say about her. The actress told Keaton, "He is such a poet." That's not all that she had to say about him. The often-private Emma Stone revealed to Keaton her thoughts about Garfield's way with words.
Stone's chat with Keaton took place in March, before the couple announced that they were on a break. She did reveal how the past year of her life has left her "flailing" and figuring out what she really wants out of life. Some would say that the quote foreshadows an important decision that Stone would later have to make, like her sudden split from Garfield.
Stone and Garfield shocked fans when it was announced they broke up after three years of dating. The couple released a statement saying that their hectic schedules was the reason behind their shocking split. However, an alleged source told Us Weekly that Garfield was in a "dark place" and was "not being the best partner" to Stone when he prepared for his heavy role in Martin Scorsese's film, Silence.
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Does anyone here can give me a proof that andrew garfield and emma stone broke up? Coz thats the only time i will believe.
How does the actress feel about her fans? She doesn't think about them, to be honest. Stone says that she would rather focus on her work rather the fame that comes with it.
"I know what it is to be a fan. But I don't think I've ever really considered the idea of having fans. I think I'm always sort of ducking that, thinking it's more about the work […] So I've never really taken it all that personally, as if it has something to do with me.
Before Emma Stone started dating Andrew Garfield, she was linked to other famous men in Hollywood. She reportedly dated musician Teddy Geiger in 2007-08, and actor Kieran Culkin in 2010-11.


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Phnom Penh Post - King again in Beijing for contested Party Law's signing
King again in Beijing for contested Party Law's signing
Meas Sokchea and Erin Handley | Publication date 24 July 2017 | 06:35 ICT
A screen showing the votes as the majority passes controversial amendments to the Law on Political Parties during a National Assembly session earlier this month in Phnom Penh. Pha Lina
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King Norodom Sihamoni will once again be out of Cambodia on the day that widely condemned new laws are due to be signed into force, prompting some observers to suggest he is abstaining from affixing his signature to politically questionable legislation.
The amendments to the Law on Political Parties, which aim to further sideline former opposition leader Sam Rainsy from Cambodia's political arena ahead of national elections in July 2018, will be sent to the Constitutional Council on Tuesday.
It is the second time in a matter of months that the law has been altered for ostensibly political gain and – just as was the case in March – King Sihamoni will be in China for a health checkup at the moment when he is due to sign off on the changes. When the King is absent, that role falls to the acting head of state – Cambodian People's Party stalwart and Senate President Say Chhum.
The King and the Queen Mother departed yesterday for Beijing. And while the monarch's medical checks are usually in six-month intervals, Prince Sisowath Thomico, a prominent royal member of the opposition, said the China trip had been planned since before the June 4 commune elections – before changes to the law had even been discussed.
"I cannot say whether it's another coincidence as this trip was also planned a long time ago," he said.
A screen shows CPP lawmakers voting in favour of controversial amendments to the Law on Political Parties during a National Assembly session earlier this month in Phnom Penh. Pha Lina
Yet as a member of the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party – which under the new changes will no longer be able to "conspire" with Rainsy, their founding president, and will be forced to replace all signage bearing his image – Prince Thomico said his party was glad the King would not be the one signing the amendments into law.
"The CNRP sees the King as neutral so having the King out of the country saves his status . . . as a neutral institution not involved in political conflicts," he said. "It is good for him not to be seen as being 'under influence'."
Political analyst Cham Bunthet said it was not possible to know if the King had left the country to avoid signing the law, but noted a pattern developing when it came to controversial laws and the King's absence.
"I think that's the silent resistance . . . I think it's good for him to avoid those [changes]," Bunthet said. "I don't think our King has enough power to do more than just stay silent and turn his back."
While Sihamoni has taken a notably hands-off approach to politics, especially compared to his father, the late King Father Norodom Sihanouk, Bunthet said he hoped the King could still serve as a mediator to encourage political leaders to "stop throwing dirty, hot and dangerous messages to one another".
Social researcher Meas Ny noted that the King's trips were only a few months apart, which could lend credence to the theory of strategic absences from the country. "If the King leaves because of this pressure [to sign the controversial law], it also can help the King not to receive criticism from the public," Ny said.
Sebastian Strangio, author of Hun Sen's Cambodia, said while Sihanouk had used trips abroad to make political statements, "Sihamoni, on the other hand, has usually acquiesced to the signing of controversial laws".
"Unlike his father, Sihamoni has never craved a political life, nor taken many openly political stances vis-a-vis Hun Sen's government," he said in a message.
"He does spend a decent amount of time outside the country, so it's possible that these absences are coincidental; it's also possible that this is his way of signaling his displeasure at the new legislation without openly challenging the CPP's authority."
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Public records reveal another potential giant Amazon tower in Bellevue
by Nat Levy on July 3, 2019 at 3:26 pm July 5, 2019 at 10:27 am
Here's what Amazon's big new tower in Bellevue might look like. The company could build a second tower, adjacent to the first, according to public documents. (NBBJ Sketch)
Amazon's plan to build its tallest tower yet in Bellevue, Wash., could be just the beginning of the company's ambitions for a prime site that will eventually be home to thousands of employees.
RELATED: Amazon to build its tallest tower ever in Bellevue, continuing rapid growth outside Seattle HQ
Amazon revealed plans on Tuesday to build a 43-story tower in the heart of Bellevue, the city 10 miles east of Seattle that has become a focal point for the tech giant's recent growth.
Through a public records request, GeekWire obtained early plans filed with the city for the so-called 600 Bellevue project at 600 108th Ave. N.E.
The documents indicate that Amazon could someday build even more on the block. Amazon refers to the tower in documents as "Phase I" of the 600 Bellevue project. The plans also mention a "Potential Phase II" with a second tower on the site.
Amazon confirmed the company is entitling the site to allow another tower on the block, but the tech giant has no plans to build anything beyond the one skyscraper any time soon.
Documents show the potential "Phase II" tower replacing the existing Bellevue Corporate Plaza on the block. But Amazon has renewed several leases for that building, a sign that it will remain intact for the time being.
So far, Amazon has only filed a pre-application package, and that means the documents don't have a lot of specifics and plans could change as the project develops. The company bought the site earlier this year for $195 million.
The new Amazon tower will share the block with an existing office building. (NBBJ Rendering)
The tower will include 885,000 square feet of office space, a meeting center and an "office amenity" that could be a signature feature such as the Spheres on Amazon's Seattle campus. The project also includes 14,000 square feet of retail space and several pedestrian friendly areas.
The building will have room for several thousand employees, and it will be home to the crucial Worldwide Operations team, which is migrating to Bellevue from Seattle over the next few years. Amazon expects the building to be complete by 2024. The 600 Bellevue site is on top of a future light rail station, and it could serve as a hub connecting Amazon's offices in both Seattle and Bellevue.
In addition to being the tallest skyscraper Amazon has built so far, at 600 feet the tower will become the tallest structure in Bellevue. The project is emblematic of Amazon's rapid expansion in Bellevue, the company's original birthplace.
Bellevue's current tallest buildings include the Bellevue Towers and Lincoln Square at 42 stories, or 450 feet.
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Amazon opened its first Bellevue office building in 2017. In less than two years, the company's footprint has multiplied to more than 1 million square feet.
Amazon truly planted its flag in the city earlier this year, when it made the decision to make Bellevue the home of the Worldwide Operations arm that builds the company's vast delivery and logistics business. It's responsible for getting packages to customers' doors, with more than 175 operating fulfillment centers around the world.
The team also manages Amazon's thousands of delivery truck trailers and its fleet of 40 airplanes. New logistics initiatives, like Amazon's "Delivery Service Partners" program, also fall under the worldwide operations purview.
Today, Amazon has about 500 people in Bellevue, and another 500 open positions based there. A flurry of recent office leases in addition to this project open up space for tens of thousands of employees to descend upon the city in the next few years.
Earlier this year, Amazon abandoned plans to build a second headquarters in New York City amid backlash that mirrored criticism the company faces in its hometown. Amazon's eagerness to grow in Bellevue has fueled speculation that the city will become the de facto HQ2.
But Amazon's focus on Bellevue doesn't mean the company has given up on Seattle. Last week, Amazon unveiled its new re:Invent building on its Seattle campus with room for 5,000 employees. Amazon currently employs 45,000 people in Seattle and has close to 11,000 job openings in the city.
Here is the full pre-application packet, submitted to the city of Bellevue earlier this week.
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Nat Levy is a staff reporter at Geekwire covering a variety of technology topics, including Microsoft, Amazon, tech startups, and the intersection of technology with real estate, courts and government. Contact him at nat@geekwire.com and follow him on Twitter at @natjlevy.
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Lake Travis football team hopes to avenge rare loss in Westlake series
By Jay Plotkin American-Statesman correspondent
Oct 9, 2018 at 10:31 AM Oct 9, 2018 at 10:31 AM
Over the past decade, Lake Travis has become unaccustomed to losing football games, especially to archrival Westlake.
The Chaps' 21-14 win over the Cavaliers last season ended a decade's worth of frustration in Westlake (4-1, 3-0 in district) while frustrating their western neighbors. No Lake Travis (5-0, 4-0) player carries that frustration with him more than receiver Garrett Wilson, who came up short of a first down on what amounted to his team's final attempt at a rally.
"I think about it a lot," Wilson said. "I was really mad to be on one of the teams that lost to Westlake. We started slow and finished the same way. It just wasn't a good week for us."
Though the memory of last year's defeat still stings Lake Travis' top player, Wilson doesn't dwell on the game. But that result does bring him a little extra motivation.
"I'm looking forward to it," he said. "I know my teammates. I know we can go out there and beat them. What happened last year is just motivation for me. I'm excited to play, to get back out there and get another chance at them before I go."
If the Cavaliers are going to avenge the 2017 defeat, they'll have to handle Westlake's aggressive defense and changing looks, something they didn't do well last year.
"They mix things up quite a bit," Wilson said. "They are one of the more sophisticated teams that we'll play with their defense."
Westlake coach Todd Dodge could not be reached for comment.
After catching passes alongside Wilson in last year's game, Hudson Card gets his first taste of the rivalry from the quarterback's spot – and his first look at Westlake's pass rush – Friday night. With 20 touchdown passes and no interceptions heading into the game, Card has handled whatever opposing defenses have thrown at him so far, and he doesn't plan on changing his process.
"I just have to trust what we've been taught and let it go," Card said. "Our coaching staff puts us in position every week to go out there and play well. We want to have a good week of practice and go out and play our game."
Lake Travis coach Hank Carter said Westlake played its game last year and came out with the win. The Chaps pressured quarterback Matthew Baldwin consistently – David Neil once again anchors Westlake's hard-charging front seven – and kept the Cavaliers' offense off the field with a bruising running game featuring Nakia Watson. Although Watson now plays for Wisconsin and defensive lineman Braden Cassity - last year's Associated Press Class 6A defensive player of the year - suits up for Oklahoma State, Carter expects Westlake to stick with what works.
"I think what they did was the same game plan they use every Friday night," Carter said. "They came out early and mixed in some tempo, but they want to control the ball and take some deep shots – they throw it well. And their defense is always very aggressive. We didn't handle it well last year. Hopefully, we'll handle it better this year."
Westlake quarterback Taylor Anderson worked in tandem with Watson and punished the Cavaliers when they focused too much on the Wisconsin-bound running back, rushing for 140 yards and a key touchdown. Tripp Graham replaces Watson in the Westlake backfield and has given the Chaps similar production so far, averaging nearly 130 yards per game. Penny Baker and Mason Mangum highlight Westlake's receiving corps, and all-state center Blake Webster anchors the offensive front.
"They are a really good football team," Carter said. "They don't make a lot of mistakes. They have an excellent quarterback. They have plenty of kids to throw it to. From what I've seen, their offensive line looks like it's gotten better every week. They are playing at a much higher level than they were earlier in the year."
And then there's Westlake's defense, which hasn't been scored upon since Sept. 7. Over their last three games, the Chaps have outscored their opponents 178-0.
"Defense is one of the strengths of their team and it's something they've hung their hat on," Carter said.
Solving that defense will be Lake Travis' top priority Friday night.
"They will do more things than other teams we've played, and they are really well-coached," Card said. "We're just going to have to adapt to the different things we see."
Card hopes he sees Wilson – as well as receivers Kyle Eaves, Jeremiah Patterson and Grayson Sandlin – haul in his passes at the same rate they've done leading into the game. If Lake Travis can continue its offensive roll – Card has led the Cavaliers to 26 consecutive scoring drives in the last four games – it may bring a piece of office furniture back from the Westlake football offices.
"Yeah, they do have that trophy," Carter said of the prize the winning school gets to showcase until next season. "They came away with the win last year. They outplayed us. Hopefully, we'll do a better job on Friday."


The Artist League of the Sandhills has over 150 Members including 35 Studio Members.
Tommy McDonell grew up outside of Detroit Michigan and was always fascinated by art. Teachers, however, were not fascinated by her work. She drew and painted spontaneously. More than 30 years later she saw an ad in NYC for a watercolor class and took it. She was hooked.
After moving to Pinehurst, NC, a watercolor of hers won honorable mention at the Campbell House in the summer of 2009. She later tried alcohol inks which allowed her freedom. Tommy believes her paintings show people how to live and dream for the moment. Her work can be seen at The Artists League of the Sandhills, the Campbell House, and at the Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, TX.
Judith Manning Winkley - is relatively new to serious painting, creating her first works in 2006 after retiring from IBM and moving to Pinehurst. She had a lifelong exposure to art and art appreciation through her grandmothers, one of whom was a painter and miniaturist, with a career in surgical illustration at Johns Hopkins and the Mayo Clinic. Her great, great uncle was the noted American Impressionist landscape painter, L. H. Meakin.
After retirement she was ready to express this love of art through her own efforts. Jude has taken instruction at the Artists League of the Sandhills and is currently studying with Frank Pierce at A Southern Studio. Jude paints in water soluble oils, acrylics and alcohol based inks, with subjects including landscapes, still lifes, some portraits and an occasional non-objective piece. Jude paints in her home studio in Pinewild.
Linda Bruening, an accomplished oil painter, works with landscape and still life subjects with a focus on portraying unique perspectives, subjects, or angles. Her contemporary painting approach includes the use of glazes, drips, splashes, palette knives, rollers, and brushes.
Oils are the medium of choice for local artist and studio member Catherine Church. She finds great delight in painting portraits of children and pets from photos of her subjects in various daily activities. Information about commission pricing can be found in her studio at the Artists League.


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Global Cycling Network ist der Name eines 2012 gegründeten, ab 2013 veröffentlichenden und ursprünglich rein englischsprachigen YouTube-Kanals, der sich mit Themen rund um den Radrennsport befasst. Die Themen reichen dabei von Berichterstattungen zu Radsportereignissen über Tipps für Amateure bis hin zu Ausgaben mit eher unterhaltendem Charakter. Moderiert werden die Sendungen größtenteils von ehemaligen Radrennfahrer, auf Englisch beispielsweise von Simon Richardson, Daniel Lloyd oder Manon Lloyd. Auf dem deutschen Kanal moderieren Richard Weinzheimer und Tobias Knaup, die Mario Vogt und Björn Thurau ablösten.

Geschichte
Das Global Cycling Network gehörte zunächst zur 2010 von Simon Wear gegründeten Shift Active Media und hat seinen Sitz in Bath, Somerset. Später wurde GCN ausgegliedert und Teil der Play Sports Group (PSG). Ab Februar 2017 war Discovery mit 20 Prozent der Anteile an PSG beteiligt, der im Januar 2019 auf 71 Prozent gesteigert wurde. Mit dieser Investition will PSG das Angebot auf YouTube mit dem bereits auf seinem TV-Sender Eurosport angebotenen Radsportprogramm kombinieren.

Unter der Marke GCN werden auch Radsportartikel angeboten, das Videoangebot finanziert sich unter anderem über Werbeeinnahmen von Radsportmarken, die in den Videos gezeigt werden, wie Canyon Bicycles und Pinarello, der Online-Trainingsplattform Zwift bzw. Ausrüstern wie Giro. Die Vermarktung solcher Marken ist bis heute auch der Unternehmenszweck von Shift Active Media.

Beim Start 2013 war der Kanal YouTube Original Content Channel, wodurch YouTube ab 2012 den Anteil professionell gedrehter Videos gegenüber privater Videos – wozu das Portal gegründet worden war – erhöhen wollte.

Im Laufe der Zeit kamen auch mehrere anderssprachigen Kanäle dazu, so dass es mittlerweile auch eine spanische (seit 2018), italienische, japanische (beide seit 2019), deutsche und französische (beide seit 2020) Ausgabe gibt. Daneben existieren für einzelne Bereiche auch noch weitere Kanäle, so gibt es etwa für technische Themen den englischsprachigen Kanal GCN Tech und für Berichterstattungen zu Radrennen den Kanal GCN Racing.

Moderatoren

Global Cycling Network
 Simon Richardson
 Daniel "Dan" Lloyd
 Jon Cannings
 Tom Last
 James Lowsley-Williams (aka Hank)
 Oliver Bridgewood
 Conor Dunne
 Manon Lloyd
 Alex Paton

GCN en Español (seit 2018)
 Lucas Sebastian Haedo
 Óscar Pujol
Mayalen Noriega

GCN en français
 Florian Chabbal
 Loic Chetout

GCN Italia (seit 2019)
 Alan Marangoni
 Giorgio Brambilla

GCN Japan (seit 2019)
 Yukihiro Doi

GCN auf Deutsch (seit 2020)
 Richard Weinzheimer
 Tobias Knaup

Ehemalige Moderatoren
 Matthew "Matt" Stephens
 Emma Pooley
 Chris Opie
 Katherine Moore
 Jeremy Powers
 Mario Vogt (von Anfang 2020 bis Frühjahr 2021)
 Björn Thurau (von Anfang 2020 bis Anfang 2021)

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