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// Copyright (c) Microsoft.  All Rights Reserved.  Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.  See License.txt in the project root for license information.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Editor.Shared.Tagging;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Editor.Shared.Utilities;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Internal.Log;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Shared.TestHooks;
using Microsoft.VisualStudio.Text;
using Roslyn.Utilities;

namespace Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Editor.Tagging
{
    internal abstract partial class AbstractAsynchronousTaggerProvider<TTag>
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Handles the job of batching up change notifications so that don't spam the editor with too
        /// many update requests at a time.  Updating the editor can even be paused and resumed at a
        /// later point if some feature doesn't want the editor changing while it performs some bit of
        /// work.
        /// </summary>
        private class BatchChangeNotifier : ForegroundThreadAffinitizedObject
        {
            private readonly ITextBuffer _subjectBuffer;

            /// <summary>
            /// The worker we use to do work on the appropriate background or foreground thread.
            /// </summary>
            private readonly IAsynchronousOperationListener _listener;
            private readonly IForegroundNotificationService _notificationService;
            private readonly CancellationToken _cancellationToken;

            /// <summary>
            /// We keep track of the last time we reported a span, so that if things have been idle for
            /// a while, we don't unnecessarily delay the reporting, but if things are busy, we'll start
            /// to throttle the notifications.
            /// </summary>
            private long _lastReportTick;

            // In general, we want IDE services to avoid reporting changes to the editor too rapidly.
            // When we do,  we diminish performance by choking the UI thread with lots of update
            // operations. To help alleviate that, we don't immediately report changes to the UI.  We
            // instead create a timer that will report the changes and we enqueue any pending updates to
            // a list that will be updated all at once the timer actually runs.
            private bool _notificationRequestEnqueued;
            private readonly SortedDictionary<int, NormalizedSnapshotSpanCollection> _snapshotVersionToSpansMap =
                new SortedDictionary<int, NormalizedSnapshotSpanCollection>();

            /// <summary>
            /// True if we are currently suppressing UI updates.  While suppressed we still continue
            /// doing everything as normal, except we do not update the UI.  Then, when we are no longer
            /// suppressed we will issue all pending UI notifications to the editor.  During the time
            /// that we're suppressed we will respond to all GetTags requests with the tags we had
            /// before we were paused.
            /// </summary>
            public bool IsPaused { get; private set; }
            private int _lastPausedTime;

            private readonly Action<NormalizedSnapshotSpanCollection> _notifyEditorNow;

            public BatchChangeNotifier(
                IThreadingContext threadingContext,
                ITextBuffer subjectBuffer,
                IAsynchronousOperationListener listener,
                IForegroundNotificationService notificationService,
                Action<NormalizedSnapshotSpanCollection> notifyEditorNow,
                CancellationToken cancellationToken)
                : base(threadingContext)
            {
                Contract.ThrowIfNull(notifyEditorNow);
                _subjectBuffer = subjectBuffer;
                _listener = listener;
                _notificationService = notificationService;
                _cancellationToken = cancellationToken;
                _notifyEditorNow = notifyEditorNow;
            }

            public void Pause()
            {
                AssertIsForeground();

                _lastPausedTime = Environment.TickCount;
                this.IsPaused = true;
            }

            public void Resume()
            {
                AssertIsForeground();
                _lastPausedTime = Environment.TickCount;
                this.IsPaused = false;
            }

            private static readonly Func<int, NormalizedSnapshotSpanCollection> s_addFunction =
                _ => new NormalizedSnapshotSpanCollection();

            internal void EnqueueChanges(
                NormalizedSnapshotSpanCollection changedSpans)
            {
                AssertIsForeground();
                if (changedSpans.Count == 0)
                {
                    return;
                }

                var snapshot = changedSpans.First().Snapshot;

                var version = snapshot.Version.VersionNumber;
                var currentSpans = _snapshotVersionToSpansMap.GetOrAdd(version, s_addFunction);
                var allSpans = NormalizedSnapshotSpanCollection.Union(currentSpans, changedSpans);
                _snapshotVersionToSpansMap[version] = allSpans;

                EnqueueNotificationRequest(TaggerDelay.NearImmediate);
            }

            // We may get a flurry of 'Notify' calls if we've enqueued a lot of work and it's now just
            // completed.  Batch up all the notifications so we can tell the editor about them at the
            // same time.
            private void EnqueueNotificationRequest(
                TaggerDelay delay)
            {
                AssertIsForeground();

                if (_notificationRequestEnqueued)
                {
                    // we already have a pending task to update the UI.  No need to do anything at this
                    // point.
                    return;
                }

                var currentTick = Environment.TickCount;
                if (Math.Abs(currentTick - _lastReportTick) > TaggerDelay.NearImmediate.ComputeTimeDelay(_subjectBuffer).TotalMilliseconds)
                {
                    _lastReportTick = currentTick;
                    this.NotifyEditor();
                }
                else
                {
                    // enqueue a task to update the UI with all the changed spans at some time in the
                    // future.
                    _notificationRequestEnqueued = true;

                    // Note: this operation is uncancellable.  We already updated our internal state in
                    // RecomputeTags. We must eventually notify the editor about these changes so that the
                    // UI reaches parity with our internal model.  Also, if we cancel it, then
                    // 'reportTagsScheduled' will stay 'true' forever and we'll never notify the UI.
                    _notificationService.RegisterNotification(
                        () =>
                        {
                            AssertIsForeground();

                            // First, clear the flag.  That way any new changes we hear about will enqueue a task
                            // to run at a later point.
                            _notificationRequestEnqueued = false;
                            this.NotifyEditor();
                        },
                        (int)delay.ComputeTimeDelay(_subjectBuffer).TotalMilliseconds,
                        _listener.BeginAsyncOperation("EnqueueNotificationRequest"),
                        _cancellationToken);
                }
            }

            private void NotifyEditor()
            {
                AssertIsForeground();

                // If we're currently suppressed, then just re-enqueue a request to update in the
                // future.
                if (this.IsPaused)
                {
                    // TODO(cyrusn): Do we need to make this delay customizable?  I don't think we do.
                    // Pausing is only used for features we don't want to spam the user with (like
                    // squiggles while the completion list is up.  It's ok to have them appear 1.5
                    // seconds later once we become un-paused.
                    if ((Environment.TickCount - _lastPausedTime) < TaggerConstants.IdleDelay)
                    {
                        EnqueueNotificationRequest(TaggerDelay.OnIdle);
                        return;
                    }
                }

                using (Logger.LogBlock(FunctionId.Tagger_BatchChangeNotifier_NotifyEditor, CancellationToken.None))
                {
                    // Go through and report the snapshots from oldest to newest.
                    foreach (var snapshotAndSpans in _snapshotVersionToSpansMap)
                    {
                        var snapshot = snapshotAndSpans.Key;
                        var normalizedSpans = snapshotAndSpans.Value;

                        _notifyEditorNow(normalizedSpans);
                    }
                }

                // Finally, clear out the collection so that we don't re-report spans.
                _snapshotVersionToSpansMap.Clear();
                _lastReportTick = Environment.TickCount;

                // reset paused time
                _lastPausedTime = Environment.TickCount;
            }
        }
    }
}


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Brian C. Ferguson-Avery, Georgia Southwestern State University,
Rumi Translations
Barks, a poet and professor emeritus at the University of Georgia (UGA) in Athens, has gained world renown for his translations of Near Eastern poets, especially Jalal al-Din Rumi. He is also an accomplished poet, whose interest in Near Eastern mysticism infuses his observations of southern landscape and life. Barks has published several collections of his own poetry and numerous poetry translations, and his work has appeared in a wide array of anthologies, textbooks, and journals, including the Ann Arbor Review, Chattahoochee Review, Georgia Review, Kenyon Review, New England Review, Plainsong, Rolling Stone, and Southern Poetry Review. He was inducted into the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame in 2009.
Coleman Bryan Barks was born on April 23, 1937, in Chattanooga, Tennessee, to Elizabeth Bryan and Herbert Bernard Barks. His sister, Elizabeth, also became a writer, and her fiction has been published under the name Elizabeth Cox. Barks attended Baylor School, where his father served as headmaster for thirty-five years, and later received his Ph.D. in English from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In 1962 he married Kittsu Greenwood. The couple had two children, Benjamin and Cole, before they divorced. After teaching for two years at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, Barks joined the faculty of the UGA English department. Since his retirement from UGA in 1997, Barks has lived in Athens, where he works on his poetry and translations and operates Maypop Books, which publishes translations of Rumi and other Near Eastern religious poets, as well as Coleman's own work.
Barks's first poetry collection, The Juice (1972), reflects the range of styles and subjects he developed more fully later in his career. Considerable whimsy, a common feature in Barks's poetry, occurs alongside a tendency toward the meditative, an appreciation of the natural world, and an interest in people and relationships. The poems in the book's first section, "Body Poems," describe parts of the human body in sensual, imagistic, sometimes enigmatic ways. In the poem "Spine," for example, the backbone, "a curl of rainwater / down the windshield / moves around / like it's hearing / the radio." The second section, "Choosing," contains longer narrative poems. Many seem autobiographical, describing people or experiences from Barks's life. Poems in the third section, "The Swim," tend to be shorter; many of them are about animals. In form some of these poems, consisting of couplets or three-line stanzas, at first seem more conventional than the free-flowing narrative style Barks would later favor. But even at this relatively early point in his career, Barks has mostly abandoned rhyme and conventional meter for a more relaxed, improvisational, even musical approach to language. An example is "The Coyote Cage at the Athens (Ga.) Zoo," which is composed of four three-line stanzas using irregular three-foot lines. The poem comments on the unnatural state of a coyote living in a small-town zoo and imagines its release from captivity: "Nobody could live / like you do, you dumb // beast. Come out of there / and lie down in the grass / with me. Easy. Good boy."
Coleman Barks reads "Some Orange Juice"
Barks'swork continued to appear in journals and anthologies, and in the mid-1970s he published two chapbooks of poetry, New Words (1976) and We're Laughing at the Damage (1977). In 1993 Barks published his second major collection of poetry, Gourd Seed. The poems in this volume reflect the work of a poet with wide-ranging interests. His preferred style in Gourd Seed is narrative, with an emphasis on description and meditation. He writes about his family, experiences in the natural world, old friends, the Persian Gulf War (1990-91), and other subjects. Some poems verge on the comic and nonsensical: in "Summer Food" he delights in recounting the names of vegetables ("O, to put the whole pod / of Okra in the mouth"), while in "W R F C" he recounts the forty-nine entries he submitted to a contest inviting listeners to name the call letters of a radio station ("WITHOUT REASON FISH CHANGE / WE RADIATE FLIRTATIOUS CHARM / WOPSIDED RED FOLDING CHAIRS")—these entries he compares to the random connections he has made with people in his life. Other short poems describe objects and moments of curiosity or wonder—flowers, animals, encounters with strangers, an attempt to repair a door, or memories. One humorous poem describes an encounter with a strange child in a grocery store parking lot.
Barks is especially effective in longer narrative poems, which he typically begins by focusing on a specific subject or theme that he then extends into wider speculations. The influence of Rumi and other mystic poets Barks has translated is evident in the longer poems. An example is "A Section of the Oconee near Watkinsville," which begins with a description of his difficulties navigating a canoe down a shallow stream and ends with ruminations on trying to lead a balanced life, of trying to follow a teacher whose "example is everywhere open, / like a boat never tied up, no one in it, / that drifts day and night, metallic dragonfly / above the sunken log." In "Hymenoptera" an encounter with angry yellow jackets becomes a subtle meditation on life's randomness and the poet's power or powerlessness to influence his own future. One of the finest poems in Gourd Seed is "New Year's Day Nap," in which the sight of his son sleeping on a sofa leads Barks to ponder his role as a parent and the lives of his sons, now grown. Interspersed through this poem are excerpts from a hymn, printed in shape-note form. When Barks reads the poem out loud (an experience the printed version cannot convey), he sings the hymn.
Gourd Seed
Club, a collection of poems written with and about his granddaughter, followed Gourd Seed in 2001. The light and playful verse in this volume allows full expression of the humor and whimsy typical of many poems written throughout Barks's career. Poems about children, especially about what children do and say, occur frequently not only in Club but also in Tentmaking (2002), Barks's third major collection. These poems build on the styles and themes of Gourd Seed. Most are written in three-line stanzas. Still contemplative and inclined toward narratives, these later poems are tinged with concerns about mortality and about his fellow writers—Robert Bly, Emily Dickinson, Allen Ginsberg, Donald Hall, Seamus Heaney, William Matthews, Mary Oliver, James Wright, and others—as if Barks is assessing his own place among poets. Love, sex, dreams, his parents, animals, and strange encounters are also frequent subjects. Especially noteworthy are the title poem, "Tentmaking"; "Black Rubber Ball"; and "Elegy for John Seawright," written in honor of a deceased friend. There are other equally compelling poems. "Hyssop" considers the pertinence of Jesus' remonstrance to the Pharisees and suggests that only those without sin should cast the first stone at the sex scandal involving U.S. president Bill Clinton. "1971 and 1942" wistfully remembers his parents and their continuing effect on him: "What does it mean to me, The heart grows old." "The Final Final" recounts with humor and sadness the day of his retirement, when Barks sleeps through the last final examination he would give and misses the chance to thank and say good-bye to his students:
I'm unrepentently, sufficiently, some would say terribly, alone. Look
at me and be frightened of not pouring the last of the love and
wakefulness you're given, which is every moment, but moreso some
than others. Emptying out is the point. In time, over time, be early.
Tentmaking contains some of the best poetry Barks has written. His more recent work reflects his continuing proficiency with narrative. The poem "Just This Once," a letter to U.S. president George W. Bush arguing for alternatives to the Iraq War (2003-11), was widely distributed on the Internet prior to the start of the conflict.
In 2008 the University of Georgia Press published Barks's Winter Sky: New and Selected Poems, 1968-2008.
The Essential Rumi
is internationally known for his translations of Islamic poetry. In 1976 the poet Robert Bly showed him some academic translations of Jalal al-Din Rumi, a thirteenth-century Islamic poet. Following Bly's suggestion that "these poems need to be released from their cages," Barks began translating the thousands of poems by Rumi. He has published numerous volumes of Rumi translations, including The Essential Rumi (1995), in collaboration with other translators. He has been interviewed by Bill Moyers as part of two Public Broadcasting Service television series on poetry, The Language of Life and Fooling with Words, and his translations of Rumi appear in the Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces. The Essential Rumi has even appeared on nonfiction best-seller lists around the United States.
In rendering 700-year-old poems for today's readers, Barks claims "to make what I am given—which is literal, scholarly transcriptions of poems—into what I hope are valid poems in American English." Persian poetry is highly structured, and Barks feels that reproducing the same sound patterns found in its rhyming syllables would produce a trivial effect in English. Instead, he has attempted "to connect these poems with a strong American line of free-verse spiritual poetry," such as that of Theodore Roethke, Gary Snyder, Walt Whitman, and James Wright.
Coleman Barks: Rumi 1
Rumi's poetry can be seen as having influenced Barks's own work. Rumi's work often puts religious concerns into concrete images, for this mystic poet often uses fables, compares earthly love to sacred love, and puts the daily concerns of living in the context of spiritual challenges. "Don't let your throat tighten / with fear," Barks translates in the Essential Rumi. "Take sips of breath / all day and night, before death / closes your mouth." The same concerns of essential love and daily life often can be seen in Barks's own poetry, as in "New Year's Day Nap":
Some songs don't ever get completely sung.
They're sung by the blood,
inside creeks and rocks and air,
in some cellular Beulah land,
the harmonizing water sings them.
"Poetry became one of my ways," Barks writes in "These Things, Hereafter." The "way" that Barks indicates in all of his work—whether in the translations of centuries-old poems or in his own work—is that of a journey that will never be finished. Instead, it is one embarked upon because of the joys found in the journey itself.
Larry Rubin (b. 1930)
John Stone (1936-2008)
Southern Poetry Review
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Media Gallery: Coleman Barks (b. 1937)
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"Coleman Barks," in The Language of Life: A Festival of Poets, ed. James Haba (New York: Doubleday, 1995).
Stephen Corey, ed., "Special Feature: Coleman Barks," special issue, The Georgia Review 70 (summer 2016).
Maulana Jalal al-Din Rumi, The Essential Rumi, trans. Coleman Barks, with John Moyne, A. J. Arberry, and Reynold Nicholson (New York: HarperCollins, 1995).
Ferguson-Avery, Brian C., and Hugh C. Ruppersburg. "Coleman Barks (b. 1937)." New Georgia Encyclopedia. 18 March 2019. Web. 15 January 2020.
PBS: Coleman Barks
Georgia Writers Hall of Fame: Coleman Barks
Georgia Writers Hall of Fame: Video Interview
University of Georgia: Barks Letter to Bush
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Le comté de Meulan était au Moyen Âge un comté d'Île-de-France.

Historique
Le comté était à l'origine une vicomté qui s'est peut-être émancipée du comté de Vexin. Peu avant 1015, son titulaire, Galeran est nommé dans une lettre de Fulbert de Chartres, comte alors que son père Hugues possédait le titre de vicomte à la fin du .

Assis de part et d'autre de la Seine, le comté était minuscule, s'étendant essentiellement cinq kilomètres autour de sa capitale, il comprenait les villages de Vaux, Triel...
Il occupait, toutefois, une situation stratégique entre Mantes et Poissy. À Meulan, une île enserrée par la Seine avait facilité la création d'un pont qu'un château défendait. Les voisins s'intéressèrent donc à ce modeste territoire. Les comtes basculèrent souvent dans leur alliances, privilégiant d'abord la maison de Blois puis alternant entre le soutien au duc de Normandie et au roi de France.

En 1080/1081, quand Robert de Meulan succéda à son oncle , le comté entra dans l'orbite normande.

En 1109, le roi  ravagea le comté mais deux ans plus tard le comte de Meulan envahit Paris et mit à sac le palais royal. C'est dire la menace que constituaient les maîtres de ce comté.

En 1199, , longtemps indécis entre le roi d'Angleterre et le roi de France, choisit de soutenir Jean sans Terre. Philippe Auguste lui retira son comté et le réunit à la couronne en 1204.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

 Liste des comtes de Meulan
 Liste historique des comtés français

Comté français
Histoire des Yvelines
Comte de Meulan

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Wasco County was an exciting blitz with super habitat diversity. We found 150 species, including Pinyon Jay, a very cooperative Calliope Hummingbird, many gorgeous Lewis's Woodpeckers, and a nice diversity of late spring waterfowl. We were pleased to gain permission to have a team that counted on Warm Springs Reservation; thanks to Barb Bresson, Char Corkran, and Cathy Flick for taking on that effort. We were pleased to have Paul Adamus join us for his first blitz. If you don't know already, Paul is now organizing the states Breeding Bird Survey efforts and could use some help covering routes. Thanks for helping, Paul! We were also joined by Bill Proebsting, wandering the high elevations, skirting between snow-covered roads, Dan Roby and Stan Senner patrolling the National Forests, and our usual crew of sleepless bird counters, Tyler Hallman, Jenna Curtis and me. Before departing for a postdoc in Montana, Lindsey Thurman thought she would give a birding blitz a try before drifting back to her first love, amphibians. I paid the flat tire tax on this trip. Thanks everybody for a fabulous Wasco blitz!
We combined Coos and Curry into a very long weekend of narrow, winding roads. Our approximate species totals there were 140 in Coos and 125 in Curry. We had great help from Tim Rodenkirk, Alan Contreras, Joni Dawson, Will Wright and Kim Nelson. Plus Tyler, Jenna and I learned a lot about the amazing scenery in those two counties. It was Tyler's turn to pay the flat tire tax. No redpolls for us, but we did squeeze out an Allen's Hummingbird or two. Many, many Rufous/Allen's Hummingbirds hit our lists, as well as some Rufous who obliged by displaying prominently. Other interesting birds were somewhat expected, but always fun so far west, such as Green-tailed Towhee and Fox Sparrow near Bear Camp, Curry County, and a smattering of Nashville Warblers and Dusky Flycatchers.
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October 26 – Sir Thomas More takes his oath as Lord Chancellor
On this day in Tudor history, 26th October 1529, Sir Thomas More was sworn in as King Henry VIII's Lord Chancellor.
Sir Thomas More replaced Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, who had been charged with praemunire.
More, who was described as "an upright and learned man", could not have known that taking this office would lead to his undoing...
You can find out more about Sir Thomas More in these videos:
February 7 - Sir Thomas More - https://youtu.be/zQedjkLjjzo
April 13- Sir Thomas More gets into trouble - https://youtu.be/p1bUl1i-rgE
June 3 - Sir Thomas More is interrogated - https://youtu.be/bd65f6g2eis
June 26 - St Thomas More the Traitor - https://youtu.be/kPmBz6T7oJI
July 1 - Sir Thomas More is found guilty - https://youtu.be/R0gqJjQCAAM
July 5 - Sir Thomas More's last letter - https://youtu.be/tX2Q71Y6_N8
July 6 - The execution of Sir Thomas More - https://youtu.be/e8sf5B6Q5mI
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As I edge ever closer to when we start trying for a baby I started thinking more about mindset and being mentally prepared for trying to conceive, pregnancy and motherhood. Having a baby is a pretty big event in someone's life. After all, it is a huge responsibility and commitment. A child changes your life, not for the bad, your life isn't coming to an end, but it makes things different. Instead of being just the two of you suddenly you become 3 or 4 or even 5. Even if you aren't preparing for your first child, adding another child to your family is also different and changes the dynamic.
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Up until 18 months ago, I'll be honest and say that I didn't really understand depression and anxiety, what it was and the impact it can have on your life and those who love you. I am an emotional person and definitely a worrier, but always managed to get through tough times relatively unscathed. 18 months ago I fractured my hand and tore the ligaments in my arm (alcohol may have been involved!) and I had 12 weeks of not being able to drive, having to work from home and my partner, (now husband) is a farmer and was working long hours for the harvest, so I had to fend for myself. My friends and family were busy or too far away, so I felt pretty isolated. Then after booking our wedding for June 2016, we were suddenly faced with a series stressful events moving home, which was extremely stressful and costly, a car accident and then the organising of our wedding, plus, I was far from happy in my job. I was extremely stressed and anxious throughout and spent a lot of time crying, tired and not wanting to get out of bed and face the world. Even on our wedding day, I was struggling a bit and although it was an amazing day, I can see the sadness behind my eyes in our photos.
After the wedding, things didn't ease and my anxiety didn't improve in the way I thought it would. My job was getting worse and not better and I was sick of burdening family and friends with my problems. No one could really help me, even though they were very supportive, so I decided to go to counseling. I did a 6-week face to face programme of CBT and it is the best thing I ever did. I am in a much better place and now, 4 months on I have the tools to cope with stress and pressure situations. There are still moments of anxiety and I think there always will be, but I feel happy again. There is no way I could have considered going through TTC, pregnancy and early motherhood through that time. I do worry that I could suffer from post-natal depression too. Before I thought that depression would never happen to me, but looking back, I think there were times even before that, that I was going through depression, but never really identified it and got the help and support. I believe that CBT and counseling are beneficial to everyone and the tools that they teach you should really be offered to everyone to help deal with things in everyday life. I know that I would definitely seek help again if I wasn't able to get myself back on track again. I only wish I had asked for help sooner, but so many people suffer in silence because they are worried people will judge them.
The techniques I learned will really help me through motherhood and I hope I can pass those techniques onto my child/children when they are older, to help better equip them for life. The skills are so invaluable, I really think they should be shared as part of the curriculum for children and inadvertently it would begin to instill in the younger generation that depression and anxiety are normal and not a taboo subject, therefore beginning to change peoples mindsets. There are so many pressures that young people face and more and more are suffering from depression and anxiety. It is a time that all children got the support, even if they aren't showing signs of depression, they are skills that can help us cope in all areas of life no matter where we are on the scale. If the techniques were also offered to families and new Mums and Dads as standard, it could also improve pregnancy and those first few months with a newborn and family life for everyone.
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Jackie Chan's son detained for taking drug
By Cao Yin(chinadaily.com.cn)
Jaycee Chan, the 32-year-old son of kung fu superstar Jackie Chan, has been detained by police in Beijing, according to media reports.
Chan is one of two actors who have become the latest targets of Beijing's anti-drug campaign, the reports said.
Police said they confiscated more than 100 grams of marijuana at Jaycee Chan's home and the next day arrested another man surnamed Song, who allegedly sold the drugs to the pair.
The other actor detained is Kai Ko, 23, from Taiwan, who rose to stardom for his role in the movie You Are the Apple of My Eye. He was detained for suspected drug use in the capital's Dongcheng district on Thursday, Beijing Public Security Bureau said on its micro blog on Monday.
Angie Chai, head of Ko's brokerage company, said on her micro-blog that Ko would be detained for 14 days.
Police said that Jaycee Chan is under criminal detention for allegedly hosting others to take drugs, while Ko is under administrative detention.
Under the law, people taking more than 50 grams of drugs face penalties ranging from three years in prison to death.
On Aug 13, the Beijing Trade Association for Performances along with other performance groups signed an affirmation to prohibit narcotics in the city's entertainment industry. They promised not to cast or organize performers with a history of drug use in any performances.
On Aug 4, actor Gao Hu and three others, suspected of using drugs separately in Chaoyang district, including about 7 grams of marijuana and 1 gram of methamphetamine, were detained, police said, adding that all of them had confessed.
Three days earlier, actor Zhang Mo, the son of director and actor Zhang Guoli, was detained for allegedly taking drugs. Zhang Mo was detained for the same reason in 2012.
Director Zhang Yuan and scriptwriter Ning Caishen, also known as Chen Wanning, were detained for drug use in June.
Chen, 39, was detained for 10 days after police found 1.5 grams of drugs in his apartment in Chaoyang.
In May, singer Li Daimo was sentenced to nine months in prison for hosting a crystal meth party at his Chaoyang home.
Since January, more than 7,800 people have been detained for taking drugs in Beijing, an increase of about 72 percent year-on-year, police said.
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SUSSEX RUMOUR: Did The Queen Kick Meghan Out Of The UK?
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Did The Queen Actually Kick Meghan Out Of The UK?
Omid Scobie Backtracks On What He Wrote About Meghan's Security Training In Finding Freedom
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Omid Scobie, the pseudo-royal reporter and Meghan and Harry's biggest fanboy, has backtracked on the claim given to him and his co-author Carolyn Durand by the Sussexes themselves regarding Meghan's security training. In a tweet we cannot find a screenshot for now, he said that Harry "was right" about there being no security training for …
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There are a TON of similarities between Agrippina the Younger and Meghan Markle.
Harry Believes That Only The UK Media Is Evil
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The UK Press is not evil, Harry!
Meghan Cries And Collapses A Lot, It Seems
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Meghan Markle seems to do a lot of crying and collapsing into other people's arms, mainly other men. So let's take a look at some of these incidents. As I've said in previous posts, I don't usually cover non-stories, but I love a good dramatic pattern. So, let's begin with a crying incident seen in …
Meghan Was Pissed (When Isn't She?) That Catherine Got First Dibs On Clothing, Complaining That Sister-In-Law Wasn't The Queen
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Nothing is ever good enough for Meghan.
Meghan Got Snubbed From Pippa Middleton's Wedding… So What? Oh, Right. Meghan's Feelings Were Hurt
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Why The People LOVE The Waleses
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OPINION – Harry Has Mummy Issues, And It's No Wonder William And Charles Refuse To Talk To Him
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Harry has SEVERE Mummy issues!
10 Inconsistencies And Lies From Harry's Memoir, Spare
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Here we go. Again. As we did with the Oprah interview, we're here to debunk the lies and inconsistencies that Prince Harry has in his memoir, Spare. This is going off research we have done on the book, as we have not read it and do not plan to do so. So, we've found ten …
Hey, Harry! Don't Pick On Children, Your Wife Is A Bully, And You Were William's Best Man!
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Another day, another post about the dunderhead spare prince who wants to be King of the Commonwealth. Let's not talk about how dense Harry is right now as this is about how much of a bully he and Meghan Markle are, especially towards the royal children. Before we continue, we will cover three stories in …
Sorry, Harold, But My Opinion Of Your "Wicked, Evil Stepmother" Hasn't Changed
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Harold, my opinion of your "wicked stepmother" hasn't changed, sorry. #NotSorry
The Backtracking And The Unease: Harry Has Nothing Left
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Harry is no backtracking on claims he and Meghan have made and Tom Bradby had the gall to question him. Oof!
"You're Making Me Scared!" Hey, Meghan! Think About Your Husband Upsetting The Taliban Rather Than Content Creators Calling You Out!
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Hey, Meghan! The taliban is far worse than the media criticism.
Immature Idiot! Excerpts "Leaked" From Spare – Prince Harry's Memoir
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God bless Spain. Prince Harry's memoir, Spare, has been prematurely released in Spain, and excerpts have been planted in the US and British press. So when they were saying the Duke of Sussex was putting a lot of negativity on Prince William and Catherine, they weren't kidding. Though, what has been surprising in some of …
Harry Isn't Creating Change, He's Creating Division And Hate
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There's an old saying everyone on the face of the Earth knows. "One man's trash is another man's treasure." So it becomes maddening when the man who believes he is creating change is Prince Harry. He is not the person everyone thought he was. He doesn't believe in unity, only division. His jealousy of his …
Two-Bit Jealous Prince Claims He Wants His Father And Brother Back, But Continues To Air Dirty Laundry
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Oh, Shut Up, Harry!
Is Meghan Markle Jealous Of Prince George And Princess Charlotte? – OPINION
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Meghan Markle is a rotten human being who is jealous of small children. There. I said it. Being the bombastic narcissist she is, she believes she is the best thing to happen to the British Royal Family. She thought she belonged and convinced her henpecked hubby, Prince Harry, of the same narrative. They confirmed their …
Hey, Sussex Squad! Leave The Children Alone! – OPINION
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Back off Sussex Squad!
The Sussex Squad Have No Shame As They Bully Prince George Over A Painting! – OPINION
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*face palm* The Sussex Squad are at it… again…


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Event Alert: Peter May at Waterstones Piccadilly on 27th January 2015
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On Tuesday 27th January 2015 Peter May, author of the best selling Lewis Trilogy and the fabulous standalone Entry Island, is going to be visiting Waterstones Piccadilly to talk about his new standalone novel RUNAWAY. Sounds like it's going to be a great evening.
Here are the details …
PETER MAY talking with Barry Forshaw (crime reviewer for the Financial Times)
Venue: WATERSTONES PICCADILLY – 203-206 Piccadilly, London W1J 9HD
Tickets: £5/£3
Tel for tickets: 020 78512400 Website: http://www.waterstones.com/events
And a bit more about RUNAWAY …
What the blurb says: "The decision for five teenage boys to leave their homes in Glasgow in 1965 and head to London is led by Jack Mackay when he is expelled from school. His friends need little incentive to run away from their abusive families and dead end jobs to pursue fame and fortune as a band. However, the boys find their dreams to be devastatingly different from reality, and within less than twelve months of their departure, only three of them return home, their lives irrevocably damaged.
Fifty years later in 2015 a brutal murder takes place in London and the three men, who are now in their sixties, are forced to return to the city to confront the demons which have haunted them and blighted their lives for five decades."
CTG Reviews: Entry Island by Peter May
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What the blurb says: "Detective Sime MacKenzie's life in Montreal is one of loneliness and regret. And so when he is assigned to a seemingly open-and-shut murder case on a remote island 850 miles from the Canadian mainland, he departs readily. But Sime's time away will be anything but a holiday. And Entry Island will prove anything but a haven. Sime may have left his domestic demons behind, but waiting for him in the Gulf of St. Lawrence is a far darker destiny."
Entry Island is a standalone novel from Peter May, the award-winning author behind the highly acclaimed Lewis trilogy.
It starts with the murder of a wealthy businessman at his home. The number one suspect: his wife. She's also the only witness. But when Detective Sime MacKenzie and the eight-strong team of detectives and crime scene investigators reach Entry Island they find that the case may not be as easy to solve as their leader, Lieutenant Crozes, had hoped.
Sime is the odd one out. He's the only native English speaker within the French speaking team, and has only joined them for this case due to the principle language of Entry Island being English rather than French. With unresolved tensions between him and his ex-wife, Marie-Ange – the team's forensic expert – the atmosphere is far from comfortable. What's more, Sime finds himself inexplicably drawn to the widow of the murdered man, and is unable to fight the feeling that somehow he knows her.
As the investigation gets underway, Sime finds that the insomnia he's been suffering since his marriage break-up is getting worse. Now, in the few minutes sleep he is able to snatch, he recalls the vivid stories his Grandmother told him of his ancestors: crofters who had lived on the Isle of Lewis, who were removed from their homes during the brutal 'clearings' initiated by greedy landlords who wanted to replace them with sheep, and forced onto boats to 'the new world'.
The descriptions of the two main locations: the modern-day Entry Island, and the historical look-back at the Isle of Lewis, really bring the settings to life. They conjure up strong images of the geography, the close-knit communities and their cultures. For Sime, the past and the present are strangely linked, and as the story progresses, connections and similarities between his own family history and that of the prime suspect emerge.
For me, this novel was a real treat. I loved the sleep-deprived, conflicted, and often confused character of Sime for his determination to get to the truth no matter who, or what, was pressuring him to finish the investigation fast. Often battling his inner monologue as much as his colleagues, he follows every lead no matter now unlikely, even when it puts him in personal danger.
The author artfully weaves the modern day investigation and the historical story of Sime's ancestors together, hinting at connections between the two but never quite revealing the implications of the past on the present until the final resolution.
A hauntingly compelling, highly atmospheric read.
[With many thanks to Quercus for my copy of ENTRY ISLAND]
CTG Interviews: Peter May author of the Lewis Trilogy and new standalone Entry Island
I'm delighted to be joined on the CTG blog today by Peter May, author of the fabulous Lewis Trilogy, whose new book ENTRY ISLAND is out this month.
So, first question, as well as writing the award winning Lewis Trilogy, you've had successful careers as a journalist and a television and screenwriter. What was it that attracted you to becoming a novelist?
I always wanted to be a novelist – since I wrote my first book at the age of four! My parents taught me to read and write before I went to school and the first thing I did was write a story, and with my mum's help sewed the pages together to make a book. (You can see the result on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTxOEfwclh0 ) Journalism was my way of trying to make a living as a writer, since jobs as novelists were not exactly thick on the ground. Journalism led me into television, and a lucrative career as a scriptwriter, editor and then producer. But I quit all that (including the income) in the mid-nineties to try, finally, to make my living writing books. And, well… I'm still here.
Your new book, Entry Island, is just out. Can you tell us a bit about it?
Entry Island is a story that takes place in two time frames – contemporary and historical. The contemporary element is set in Quebec, Canada, and more specifically the Magdalen Islands in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. A detective, Sime Mackenzie, from Montreal is sent with an investigation team to the tiny Entry Island – the only English-speaking island in the Magdalen archipelago – following the murder of its wealthiest resident. But on arrival he finds that the victim's wife, and prime suspect in his murder, is unaccountably familiar to him, even although they have never met. The historical story is told through dreams and recollections of diary entries read to the detective by his grandmother when he was a child. It tells the tale of a young man (whose name Sime shares) growing up in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland in the 19th century at the time of the Highland Clearances, when tens of thousands of people were driven out of their homes and forced on to boats for the New World. When the young man and his family are brutally evicted, he finds himself on a boat bound for Quebec. At a certain point both stories converge and the link between them, along with a resolution to the Entry Island murder, is revealed.
Your books always have a fabulous sense of place about them, what's your secret to creating this?
Many of my early writing experiences, from the start of my teens on, were screenplays of movies I wanted to make. I always had a very visual sense of storytelling, and when I began to realise that I didn't need a multi-million pound budget and a film crew to tell those stories, I took that visual sense with me into the writing of my books. Basically, I described the pictures in my head. I went to all those places in my mind and wanted to take the reader there with me, to experience them as real. Not just visually, but sensually as well.
Could you tell us a little about your writing process: do you dive right in, or plan the story out first?
I spend four to five months developing and researching an idea. Then I brainstorm for a week and write a very detailed storyline that runs anything up to 20,000 words. From there I set myself a very disciplined schedule, rising at 6am and writing 3000 words a day. The book is finished within six to eight weeks.
What advice would you give to those aspiring to publication as crime writers?
Write about what you know. And remember that no matter how clever your story, readers won't get involved unless they care about the characters. Don't be put off by rejection. It happens to all of us. After all, "The Blackhouse" was rejected by every major publisher in the UK, and the Lewis Trilogy has now sold more than a million copies.
And lastly, what does the rest of 2014 have in store for you?
A crazy year lies ahead. I am in the research and development phase of a new book, which I hope to write in the late spring. I have books tours in the UK and France, and the USA at the end of the year. I will be at festivals in Harrowgate, Edinburgh and Bloody Scotland, and in this Scottish Homecoming year, VisitScotland are keen to use my books as a magnet for foreign visitors to Scotland. A visit to Canada might also be in the offing.
Sounds like 2014 is going to be hectic! A huge thank you to Peter for dropping by the CTG blog.
[Stop by on Friday to read my review of the fabulous ENTRY ISLAND]
Event Alert: An Evening with Peter May at Waterstones Piccadilly
Looking for something to do once the party season is over? Well, look no further. Waterstones Piccadilly are hosting 'An Evening with Peter May' on 21 January 2014. At the event, Peter will be discussing his new book 'Entry Island'.
Tickets are £5 (£3 for Waterstones cardholders) and include a glass of wine or soft drink. To book your ticket, either ask in store, call 02078512400 or email events.piccadilly@waterstones.com
Peter May was an award-winning journalist and successful screenwriter before turning his hand to novels. His first book in the Lewis Trilogy 'The Blackhouse' was a Richard and Judy summer read and a Sunday Times top 10 bestseller. 'The Lewis Man' and 'The Chessmen' were also Sunday Times bestsellers. The series has now sold over 1 million copies. Peter's next novel 'Entry Island' will be published by Quercus in January 2014.
I'll be reviewing 'Entry Island' in January, but, until then, here's a sneaky peep at the blurb: "When Detective Sime Mackenzie boards a light aircraft at Montreal's St. Hubert airfield, he does so without looking back. For Sime, the 850-mile journey ahead represents an opportunity to escape the bitter blend of loneliness and regret that has come to characterise his life in the city.
Travelling as part of an eight-officer investigation team, Sime's destination lies in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Only two kilometres wide and three long, Entry Island is home to a population of around 130 inhabitants – the wealthiest of which has just been discovered murdered in his home.
The investigation itself appears little more than a formality. The evidence points to a crime of passion: the victim's wife the vengeful culprit. But for Sime the investigation is turned on its head when he comes face to face with the prime suspect, and is convinced that he knows her – even though they have never met.
Haunted by this certainty his insomnia becomes punctuated by dreams of a distant past on a Scottish island 3,000 miles away. Dreams in which the widow plays a leading role. Sime's conviction becomes an obsession. And in spite of mounting evidence of her guilt he finds himself convinced of her innocence, leading to a conflict between the professional duty he must fulfil, and the personal destiny that awaits him."
Entry Island – Peter May (cleopatralovesbooks.wordpress.com)
Peter May signings in January for launch of entry island (theresbeenamurder.wordpress.com)
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5th ANNUAL STREAMY AWARDS ON VH1: SHARE-WORTHY MOMENTS!
Press Pass LA was thrilled to attend last night's Streamy Awards which took place at the historic Hollywood Palladium and featured the biggest names from Youtube, Vine, Snapchat and even Facebook! The show was hosted by digital stars Grace Helbig and Taylor Oakley and aired on TV for the first time on VH1.
Helbig and Oakley could not have been the more perfect hosts! They were on point from their opening monologue to their bits between segments, even poking fun at themselves saying they felt like 'real professionals' with Oakley admitting to practicing at home and Helbig feeling sorry (not sorry) for him. Lets just say the Oscars could take a note or two from their style!
The show opened with a performance by Hailee Steinfeld of her latest hit "Love Myself" which set the tone for a fun evening and had the audience, led by Frankie Grande's dance moves, on their feet. The vibe continued throughout the night with OMI taking the stage to perform his summertime hit "Cheerleader" and Best Original Song Winner Alessia Cara performing "Here."
The evening included celebrity presenters from TV, film, and music including Pauley Perette, Paula Abdul, Nene Leakes, Ciara and more.
The top awards went to Cameron Dallas for Entertainer of the Year, fouseyTUBE (a.k.a Yousef Erakat) for Show of the Year, Matthew Santoro for Breakout Creator, iJustine for Lifestyle star, and The Gigi Gorgeous for Beauty. Actor James Van Der Beek even took home an award for his role in Adi Shankar's "Bootleg Universe" and joked about finally being able to make the jump from film and TV to streaming video.
Here are some other AMAZING sound bytes from the night:
LGBT advocate The Gigi Gorgeous said that her fans have told her she's the light at the end of her tunnel… "You're the light at the end of mine. Stay gorgeous."
Lilly Singh who won the First Person Streamy said, "I have to thank my parents, who let me not be a doctor…And huge shout-outs to Google and YouTube for not being scared to put a brown girl on a billboard."
Flula accepted his speech in character? We think… ""Hello, what has happened? I feel like a panda bear who is playing hockey with other humans. This is a mistake, but I will take it in a happy way."
Other highlights included an on-stage pregnancy announcement by Pregnancy Whats Up Moms in their acceptance speech (now that's an awards show first!) and a performance by Sir Mix-A-Lot of "Baby Got Back" to close out the show as confetti poured over the audience. But for us, we couldn't have been more excited to hang out with Insta-Icon, the adorable Jiff Pom backstage.
Check out the full list of nominees and winners here!
You can watch videos of all the performances at Streamys.org


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Televising the American Nightmare: The Twilight Zone and Postwar Social Criticism
David Brokaw, Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical CollegeFollow
Rod Serling's Twilight Zone (1959-1964) emerged during a period of American history which has since become something of myth, legend, and lore. Popularly portrayed as a kind of golden age when middle class aspirations were within reach, suburban housing affordable, and the nuclear family perfectly contented, postwar America was more accurately characterized by profound cognitive dissonances. At a time when the Cold War was understood to be first and foremost a battle of ideas, psychological marketing promoted many different facets of the American Dream. While market researchers plumbed the depths of American minds and explored their subconscious desires and insecurities to better promote goods, homes, and jobs, American consumers were generally not as well-acquainted with understanding how psychological manipulations were impacting their rapidly changing world. Consequently, a fast-growing knowledge gap began to emerge between marketers and politicians on the one hand, and the consuming public on the other. The Twilight Zone, by focusing on the "dimension of mind," worked to raise viewers' awareness of how their minds represented fiercely contested ground for marketers and postwar policymakers alike. Knowing that explicitly depicting socially marginalized minorities was sure to alert increasingly paranoid sponsors and networks, Serling instead focused his creative energies on white American society and its collective preservation of bigotry, prejudice, and white supremacy. By turning a critical eye toward issues permeating suburbia, space exploration, white collar work, consumerism, war, and technology, Serling's Twilight Zone appraised the priorities of white mainstream society - priorities which frequently necessitated greed, corruption, indifference, and violence. In this way, he followed the dominant television trend in making the aspirational, and seemingly wholesome, American Dream the centerpiece of his new series with one major qualification – the American Dream would be contained within a nightmare. By placing the American Dream inside a nightmare, Serling attempted to raise critical thought as it related to manufactured desires, public policies, advertised products, and white utopian visions that incessantly predominated postwar life in the United States.
Release the entire work immediately for access worldwide.
Brokaw, David, "Televising the American Nightmare: The Twilight Zone and Postwar Social Criticism" (2017). LSU Doctoral Dissertations. 4225.
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Dreamcast Strategies
Publisher: Quay Publishing
Backed systems: Sega Dreamcast
First issue date: 1999-12-23
Circulation:
21,087 (1999-07—1999-12)[1]
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1 Special Launch Issue 1999-12-23
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Sega Pro (1991-1996) | Sega XS (1993-199x) | Mega Power (1993-1995) | Dreamcast Magazine (1999-2002) | Dreamcast Solutions (1999)
MegaTech (1991-1994) | Mean Machines Sega (1992-1997) | Sega Magazine (1994-1995) | Sega Saturn Magazine (1995-1998)
Impact Magazines
Sega Force (1992-1993) | Sega Force Mega (1993-1994) | Sega Master Force (1993) | Mega Machines (1993-1994)
Maverick Magazines
Sega Mega Drive Advanced Gaming (1992-1995) | Mega (1994-1995) | MegaTech (1994)
Dennis Publishing
Sega Zone (1992-1993) | Official Dreamcast Magazine (1999-2001)
Europress Interactive
Mega Action (1993-1994)
Rapide Publishing
Total Saturn (1996-1997)
Quay Magazine Publishing
Dreamcast Monthly (1999-2001) | Dreamcast Strategies (1999)
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Mr. Dreamcast (2000)
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KurtzPel is teasing new playable Karma, holy knight Lime Serenity
KurtzPel is about to get some significant changes soon. KOG is teasing that "everything will change," something that involves a massive balance revamp for the existing characters.
A new tournament is also slated to begin later this month. The second session of Eltheca Proving Grounds starts on September 28, once again pitting the best Chasers in a series of thrilling battles.
But the most exciting tease from this update is a new Karma. The teaser image below reveals more than it should, starting with the name of the next playable character. She is Lime Serenity, Sacred Guardian, a character that fans will surely recognize from one of KOG's previous games, and the one that is intrinsically tied to KurtzPel: Grand Chase.
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