"I'm very excited to report that, for the first time in 5 years, Car 85, Charlotte's last remaining original streetcar, operated under her own power again yesterday. Here's a photo of her with the interior lights on and a quick video showing the car moving down the rail.
This marks a big moment for Lakewood Trolley, the Historic Landmarks Commission and the neighborhoods of Historic West End, but it is only the beginning.
We'll await the final report from GOMACO, but overall the operating systems of the car are in good condition. Next stop…Stewart Creek, Cedar Street and Bank of America Stadium!
Big thanks to CarolinaCAT for loaning us the generator, Lee Underwood for his expertise and testing oversight, Nate Wells and Belmont Trolley for use of their rectifier, NCDOT for the sticks of rail, Jay Donaldson from Griffin Brothers, John Tarr from GOMACO and L.S. Williams electricians for all of their work in getting the electrical and track sorted for this test. This was truly a group effort.
a. Revisions to COA 17-59 for the Delburg Mill House, 303 Delburg Street, Davidson, N.C.
THE DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE PRESENTS A SECONDED MOTION TO THE HISTORIC LANDMARKS COMMISSION THAT IT APPROVE THE REVISED PLANS FOR THE DELBURG MILL HOUSE GARAGE, 303 DELBURG STREET, DAVIDSON, N.C., AS SUBMITTED WITH THE CONDITION THAT THE OVERHANG BRACKET BE REMOVED FROM THE PLAN.
b. COA Application for the Lambeth-Gossett House, 923 Granville Road, Charlotte, N.C.
THE DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE PRESENTS A SECONDED MOTION TO THE HISTORIC LANDMARKS COMMISSION THAT IT APPROVE THE PLANS FOR THE LAMBETH-GOSSETT HOUSE, 923 GRANVILLE ROAD, CHARLOTTE, N.C., AS SUBMITTED WITH THE FOLLOWING STIPULATIONS: 1) THAT THE PROPOSED MASONRY BASE OF THE COOKING AREA SHOULD NOT BE APPROVED AND THAT A DESIGN FOR A CABINET OPTION FOR THE OUTDOOR GRILL WOULD BE SUBMITTED TO THE HISTORIC LANDMARKS COMMISSION; AND 2) THAT THE FINAL DESIGN OF THE PITCH OF THE HIPPED ROOF SKYLIGHT BE APPROVED BY HLC STAFF AND THE DESIGN REVIEW CHAIR.
c. COA Application for the First National Bank Building, 110 and 112 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, N.C.
THE DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE PRESENTS A SECONDED MOTION TO THE HISTORIC LANDMARKS COMMISSION THAT IT CONCEPTUALLY APPROVE THE GLAZED OPENINGS ALONG THE WALL FOR THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, 110 AND 112 SOUTH TRYON STREET, CHARLOTTE, N.C., WITH THE CONDITION THAT REFINED PLANS WILL BE RESUBMITTED TO THE COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER REVIEW.
a. Consideration of the Survey and Research Report on the Louise Cotton Mill House, 1104 Pamlico Street, Charlotte, N.C.
THE PROJECTS COMMITTEE PRESENTS A SECONDED MOTION TO THE HISTORIC LANDMARKS COMMISSION THAT IT: 1) ACCEPT THE OFFER OUTLINED IN THE TERM SHEET AND AGREED TO BY REGINA AND TYSON BATES FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE TORRENCE LYTLE SCHOOL, 302 HOLBROOKS ROAD, HUNTERSVILLE, N.C., AND 2) ALLOW THE PROJECTS COMMITTEE TO NEGOTIATE AND APPROVE THE TERMS OF THE PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT BASED ON TERM SHEET AND DELEGATE NEGOTIATION AND APPROVAL OF ANY SUBSEQUENT CHANGES TO THE TERMS OF THE PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT TO THE HISTORIC LANDMARKS COMMISSION CHAIR AND THE PROJECTS COMMITTEE CHAIR.
b. Barnhardt House, 3217 Maymont Place, Charlotte, N.C.
The Commission will consider the sales price of the Barnhardt House.


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Ex-Cambodia Daily Reporters Reject Incitement Charge As Case Heads to Trial
Kann Vicheika
VOA Khmer
Zsombor Peter (left) and Aun Pheap are both facing up to two years in prison on a trumped-up charge of incitement to commit a felony (Courtesy photo of Ben Woods)
Rights groups have routinely called the charges politically motivated and an attempt by the government to intimidate local and international journalists working in Cambodia.
PHNOM PENH —
An alleged incitement case against two former Cambodia Daily journalists will be heard by the Ratanakkiri Provincial Court on December 25, more than two years after they were first charged for reporting on a story in the province.
Former Cambodia Daily reporters, Aun Pheap and Canadian Zsombor Peter, were charged by Ratanakkiri provincial authorities for "incitement," while covering a story in the province prior to the 2017 Commune Election. The story revolved around why Pate commune was the only constituency won by the opposition in the 2012 ballot.
The charges were filed after local officials told the two journalists to not interview locals in the province's Pate commune, without providing any official reasons for the request. If convicted, the two reporters could be sentenced to up to two years in prison.
While Aun Pheap is currently seeking asylum, and works at Radio Free Asia in the United States, Zsombor Peter left Cambodia following the allegations.
Keo Pisoth, spokesperson for the Ratanakkiri Provincial Court, said that the case had moved forward because the investigating judge had found evidence to formalize the charges and send the case to trial.
"We followed the people's complaint. I don't know if [this case] is threatening [to journalists] or not," Keo Pisoth said.
Rights groups have routinely called the charges politically motivated and an attempt by the government to intimidate local and international journalists working in Cambodia. They have reiterated calls to drop the charges against the two reporters.
Following the commune election in 2017, the Cambodia Daily was forcefully closed down after it was slapped with a $6.3 million tax bill by the government – a move seen by rights groups as a way to shut down the fiercely independent daily.
In an email, Zsombor Peter said the case was based on a bogus charge, a claim, he added, was backed up by a slew of similar cases against opposition members and activists.
"It is politically motivated, meant to intimidate and silence independent journalists like us from doing our jobs honestly," Peter said.
Aun Pheap, the 55-year-old former Cambodia Daily journalist, also told VOA Khmer that the trial was meant to be a threat to local and international journalists, especially those who investigate and write about sensitive news stories.
"This hearing is just an excuse to put a burden on both of us and to intimidate other independent journalists to not step over the line," he said.
Aun Pheap routinely wrote about illegal logging, often exposing the nexus between businesses and officials in promoting the corrupt practice. The reporting partners won the Society of Publishers in Asia award in 2017 for investigative reporting, in a story that uncovered the Cambodian military's involvement in illegal logging operations.
But, for Pheap, the hardest part of this case has been living in the U.S. and being away from his family, especially his four children.
"I have been out here for more than two years. Since I first came here, I have been separated from them till now," Aun Pheap said.
Sek Sophorn, their lawyer, who will attend the trial on Wednesday, said there was no evidence to show his clients had committed a crime, and that they were only reporting a story, like reporters are permitted to do in Cambodia.
"They asked the questions and whether people answered or not is up to those people," he said. "They published all the information they got. So, for me, I don't see the whole thing as incitement, as the court has accused them."
The case comes as two former Radio Free Asia journalists are also facing legal cases for alleged espionage, and another unfounded pornography charge. While the trial was completed in August, the judge has ordered further investigation into the charges, delaying a verdict in the case.
Soeung Senkaruna, senior investigator at rights group Adhoc, said it was getting harder for independent journalists to work in Cambodia, especially if they published investigative news stories.
"In journalism, especially [reporters] doing journalism professionally and who dare to research political or social issues, whether related to the powerful or the government, we see that there are always challenges," he said.
Journalists Form A New Press Association, Plan to Protect At Risk Reporters
Cambodian Journalists Remain Resilient Despite Crushing Press Freedom Blows
Cambodian Reporters' Legal Limbo Traumatizes Their Families
Endangered Cambodian Journalist Flees to US
Cambodian Gov't Says Mu Sochua Free to Come Back, But Won't Issue Visa
Phnom Penh Court Says Kem Sokha's Trial Not a Priority
More Than 150 Cambodian Migrant Workers Have COVID-19 in Recent Thai Outbreak
Cambodia Reopens Schools with Fewer Student Enrolments
In Cambodia, Cancer Patients Face Late Diagnosis, Few Treatment Options
Brazilian Beachgoers Ignore Warnings of COVID-19
Iraqis Disabled by IS Pursue Volleyball Dreams
2018 Elections Coverage: Cambodia Adrift
Kampot Court Orders Reinvestigation in Kep Building Collapse

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Follow the links for more expanded information on pregnancy and infant care with a chiropractic physician or call us and we will be glad to answer any questions.
Pregnancy is truly a miraculous time when a woman gets to feel the magnificence of creation within her own body. This natural process is an opportunity for the mother as well as the baby to grow and develop together in preparation for birth.
Psychologically, the mother needs assurance and support. Her confidence in her body's ability to function as it it designed to plays an important role in the outcome of birth. It is vital that she surrounds herself with people who respect and trust this natural process.
Physically, her body will undergo many changes. Each woman will be affected differently. Care for her body needs to be specific and personal to her individual needs. Optimizing her body's ability to function at peak performance is essential for both her and her developing baby.
Chiropractic care plays an important role in offering women the means to allow her body to work at its best and give them the support to trust the natural process of pregnancy and birth.
• Become informed about her choices for birth.
• Trust her women's intuition in making her choices.
• Find a birth care provider who supports the natural process.
• Depend on her body's ability to function as it is designed to.
• Receive chiropractic care from a doctor who is enthusiastic and experienced in working with pregnant mothers.
Why should a child get checked by a Doctor of Chiropractic?
Doctors of Chiropractic work with reducing spinal nerve stress by correcting spinal misalignments. Since the master control system of the body is the nervous system, its proper function is imperative for overall health and well-being.
Children are susceptible to trauma in their spines from various activities and events. Birth in our society can often be a traumatic event, even if operative devises are not used. Routine force applied to the baby's head and neck can cause damage. Simple micro traumas from diapering techniques to excessive time in infant seats can also affect the developing spine and interfere with nerve system function. The resulting interference to this vital system decreases their bodies' ability to function normally.
Although symptoms, such as pain and malfunction may not show up for years, injury affecting their vital nervous system may be present immediately and have a lifetime of damaging effects.
When should a child get checked?
Children should be checked right after they are born because birth can be very traumatic to the baby's spine and cranium. Even the most natural births are traumatic to the infant and may cause "hidden damage". Studies show that many children who experience symptoms of colic, ear-infections and asthma have spinal subluxations impairing their nervous system function. With specific chiropractic adjustments, these children experience a greater quality of life and health.
It is important to realize that the absence of symptoms does not indicate a healthy spine and nervous system. Only routine checks by a Doctor of Chiropractic can determine if the child's spine needs care. Early detection and correction of spinal misalignment with chiropractic prevents accumulated damage to children's developing nervous systems and has lifelong benefits to their overall health.
Chiropractors specializing in the care of children use very specific, gentle techniques.. In the very young, the adjustment is as light as a finger touch. Infants often sleep through their adjustment and older children willingly relax and enjoy the care.
How do I know where I should take my child?
All Doctors of Chiropractic are licensed to care for children. In the family oriented chiropractic office you will find Doctors who have expanded their interest and abilities to work with children. Many Doctors of Chiropractic have taken post-graduate classes on specific techniques for pregnant mothers, infants and children to enhance their skills in this field.


Move over, paper bags: Lunch just got an upgrade. Heat-sealed cooler has enough room to hold up to nine cans, with a wide-opening "doctor bag" style top for easy packing and stacking. Denier polyester bag also includes a front zip pocket.


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One of the very few news that managed to get to a wider audience without being corona-related is that an increasing number of global companies are joining the "Stop Hate For Profit" campaign by accepting not to advertise on Facebook during the month of July. Among the corporations that joined the campaign are Coca Cola, Microsoft, Adidas, Reebok, Best Buy, Ford, Honda, Puma, Verizon and many...
Football 2.0
The waiting was unbearable for the day to come. Finally, after almost 100 days, the Aston Villa v. Sheffield United FC match took place on 17 June 2020 marking the day that the English Premier League ultimately continued, following the suspension that took place due to COVID-19 pandemic on 13 March 2020. The world was finally at peace.
Farewell my Office
During the most acute phase of the pandemic we came to terms with the fact that work from home will not be just a temporary thing enforced due to the crisis, but will remain as the new normal once all of this is over. What we could not expect was the switch for the "work from home" to become the most widely spread mode of work in the near future.
Influenza & Influencers
We know it all started in a lab and a research center. In the beginning, it was underestimated, perceived as just a new form of a thing that has already been around. It took a while to spread.
Masks are O(n)FF
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Meme, a term first coined by Richard Dawkins, is a cultural idea, be it fashion, technology, or ideology, that self-replicated and spreads among the people. Often compared to genes and evolution, a meme can experience variation and mutation; they can become extinct or they can evolve with society. An internet meme, on the other hands, is an idea that spreads quickly via, you guessed it, the internet. It's the 'viral' in a viral video.


I was away for part of this week and came back to find everyone else wrote absolutely awesome posts! I came back and couldn't stop reading.
11 Best inspirational Books that will change your life from Jeff Moore.
10 Things Every Writer Should Feel (at least once) from Alianne Donnelly was an excellent post that moved me and I had to include it here.
A fantastic round up of links from Sourcerer. Loved it!
Hilarious post about a doggie adventure from Just ponderin'. It had me laughing because that is just what will happen if you have dogs. And the pictures were awesome.
I loved this post on Gender and Genre by KJ Charles. It was both insightful and moving and I couldn't stop thinking about it.
What would Posts I love this Week be without a reference to the show Outlander? Well, here's this week's on The Wedding Episode and TV's Sexual Revolution thanks to Winter Bayne who supplied the link!
These were really good tips. 6 Weird but Awesome Hacks for a Happy Writing Life from Positive Writer. Certainly the one about taking breaks was new to me.
A huge congratulations to Callum McLaughlin who's book False Awakening came out this week! It looks absolutely awesome!
A great round up of links on Feminism from Natacha Guyot!
Advice from my Authors has a great selection of thought-provoking advice that I really liked from Writer Unboxed.
Finally, here's an inspirational quote from fanpop.com.
From photography to D Day, this week has it all! I loved the varied selection of amazing posts!
If you like photography, you might want to check out this post by Hansstellingsma. There are some truly beautiful shots.
I love the blog theme: "If we were having coffee…". It's written in such a way that it's whimsical and yet so inclusive. It feels like the middle of a good book, when I know the characters and I'm comfortable in the story. A few of my favourite blogs follow it. I thought I'd share them here. Here's one by Part Time Monster and another by The Writing Catalog.
A excellent post for those interested in Twitter, Sourcerer explains just what Follow Fridays are and how to do them. With lists to look for and clear steps this is a great help for anyone looking to increase followers.
I loved this post by Winter Bayne because, for me, the story starts with the characters. I have a list (not unlike hers) that I must answer about the hero and heroine before I go anywhere near a plot. A great tip for other writers, thanks for the great post, Winter!
A big congrats to Amos M. Carpenter for getting published! Check the post and the book here.
On June 6, 1944, D Day started in Normandy and everything changed. This one is a breathtakingly beautiful and thoughtful post on the anniversary of D Day by Chris Musgrave. A big thank you for that inspirational post.
A great one to make you smile, this post is on famous rejections! Yeap, those big, famous authors whose names are now commonplace, suffered rejections! Check out what they were told of their masterpieces! A big thank you to Inky Tavern for the great post!
A book list for summer reading! I was delighted with this post because it had books! To read! With covers and everything! Absolutely awesome! I can't say thank you enough to AMY ALESSIO for the post.
A rant by Alianne Donnelly that's so well written, I wanted to cheer. As a romance reader and writer, I can so sympathize. Thank you so much for sharing such an honest post!
Finally, I am such a sucker for great quotes and these are awesome. From world leaders, 10 quotes to inspire you. A big thank you to Jeff Moore for this great assortment!
Here are the posts I loved this week. Tons of help in tips in everything from Twitter to researching for a character. Absolutely amazing posts, a big thank you to those wonderful bloggers who worked so hard on them!
'The Benevolence Archives, Vol 1' came out this week in amazon. A big congrats to Infinitefreetime!
This post is the must-read follow up for Twitter by Sourcerer. Sourcerer breaks down the process of getting followers into clear, easy to understand steps. He warns and explains the pitfalls so even I understood them and promises more to come! A big, big thank you for sharing those proven steps, Gene'O!
A great way to turn leisure activities into writing inspiration. I loved this post by Karen O'Connor in Live Write Thrive because it not only gave me tips, it also encouraged me to self-care!
Want more inspiration? Check out this great post by Lisa L. Jackson on how to kick-start your writing.
Want more still? All right. One more on how to start writing when you can't. Here's a great post by Marianne Richmond with four great tips on how to make that muse inspire you on The Write Practice.
This post on Writer Unboxed was awesome. One, not only is Keith Cronin a good writer, he's funny–this post practically read itself. And two, I've had the issue he talks about. I'd like to have a heroine that is a pharmacist…except I know nothing about it. I dread having to do that research. Keith comes up with great ideas that he shares with you and I. A big thank you to him for those tips.
A how-to for choosing a WordPress theme and customizing it, PAT HAGGERTY does a great job of explaining not only how to pick a theme but how to customize it. I'm always looking for new ways to freshen up my blog, what a great post at Romance University!
It's a list and a countdown, so I loved it. The top seven qualities all writers have by Victoria Grefer.
This post contains a little sample from Phoenix. I love samples and this one rocks. A big thanks to Winterbayne!
This post on Part Time Monster is another countdown. I loved it. Cute, humorous and plain fun, it kept making me smile.
I loved, loved these quotes by Oprah. They're just something else. A big thank you to Jeff Moore for them!
Finally, I love themes in blogs and this one is one of my favourites. Wordless Wednesday. Check out this picture.
So, every week I go hunting for good posts…and this week, they seemed to come out of the woodwork. They were everywhere! Bloggers are working their tails off to keep their posts fresh, relevant and interesting. Check out these post. They're absolutely incredible.
A great blog I just discovered, Zenhabits.net had this older post but it's so good, I cheated and added it to this week. It's on finding focus for writing. Awesome.
I really liked this post from Outmanned because I too have tried putting mayo in my hair…and, be warned, it doesn't work. Like she says: no condiments in my hair! Then stick around and read this beautifully written piece on what we pass down through the generations. Talk about a gifted writer.
Of course, Infinitefreetime did it again and created some great posts this week. This one and this one. Do not miss them. Really. So funny.
This one is also funny. From Bill Ferris, a post on how to get over rejections that made me laugh out loud. And the reasons just kept getting funnier.
A big thank you to The Writing Catalog for this post. It's a great editorial about writers, it has great insight into the world of writing. It comes from the blog Therefore I Geek. Check it out to see where you fall.
If you're looking to be inspired, check out this post by Jeff Moore on the Everyday Power Blog. It has 28 amazing quotes by Rumi. Moving, inspirational and eye-opening, they made my day. Or this great motivational post by Jen Owenby. Absolutely wonderful. Thank you Jen!
On plot development, I read this awesome post by Emily Wenstrom. I loved the idea of a 3-D conflict and, when I applied it to a scene in my novel, it really enriched it. I'm going to try and use that in my plot development.
And on editing, don't rush out your work! Edit and re-edit until that manuscript shines like a diamond–or possibly more. D. Emery Bunn has a much more eloquent way of saying it it in this post.
This one is a great heads up for all who blog or write. Live to write – Write to live's Wendy E. N. Thomas wrote this post on 'Nothing gets deleted on the internet – know this'. It really hit home because I blog and I need to remember that what I post is both public and permanent. Have you heard about the controversy surrounding Lynn Shepard's post? Enough said.
I worry and, when I do, my writing freezes and comes to a stop. This week, Mishka Jenkins had this amazing post on worrying while writing. Even better, she has these amazing resources to find inspiration. Check it out here.
I also really enjoyed this post by Kristen Lamb on the difference between Introverts and Extroverts. I used to think an extrovert was someone who spoke a lot and an introvert was someone who was quiet. Okay. I had no idea. If you don't know where you fall, check out the post.
I've always heard, in writing, less is more. But I write novels not novellas and they have to be a certain length. Here's an amazing post about how to ensure that novel has that length. A big thank you to Kris Bock for the amazing resources and great post!
If those run-on sentences are giving you grief, Shanan had this great post on her site The Procrastiwriter with grammar links. It's an excellent one to keep on tab for those sticky semi-colons too!
And finally, one cutie of a post by Winter Bayne. Loved this post, especially the bit about seizures.
A big, big thank you to Jeff Moore for this amazing post. I woke, read it and it cheered me up much more than my trusty cup of coffee. Now, that's a good post!
I loved, loved so many of these quotes. Loved them.
"My imperfections and failures are as much a blessing from God as my successes and my talents and I lay them both at his feet.
Aren't they incredible? But, don't take my word for it, find your own! There are some truly amazing quotes from a truly amazing man.
A big thank you again to Jeff Moore for the inspiring post!
Early March and there are a lot of talented writers writing their way through this relentless winter. I loved this week's selection of posts!
Outmanned wrote a post that terrified me. I just kept wondering how she does it. How does she do it? I would have been crying on the floor. My hat goes off to her! And a big congrats on her award!
Another big congrats to Scott Bury, fellow Canadian and very talented author who's book, "One shade of red" is out. Check it out in David C. Cassidy's blog. David C. Cassidy is another very talented Canadian author who also does some amazing photography, book covers and featured Scott in his blog. Way to go guys!
I tend to love countdowns in just about anything but this one is particularly awesome. Jeff Moore's Top 10 Most Popular Posts. Check them out.
Live to write – Write to live just blows my mind. Week after week, they consistently come up with amazing posts. Not only are they well written, they're full of great information that just hits the spot. This week Lisa J. Jackson wrote a particularly awesome post with great ideas! A big thank you for that great post. Then Jamie Lee Wallace wrote this great post about being creative (with help from John Cleese!). So positive and instructional! Awesome!
Finding balance is always a struggle for me. Kristen Lamb is definitely a go-getter and she has a great post on balance. I found this one thanks to Winter Bayne, another awesome writer and definitely another go-getter (check out her to-do lists!). Big thank you for the suggestion!
Here's yet another example of why I love Infinitefreetime. Just check out this post. Hilarious! It's tiny and yet soooo funny. I have no idea how he does it but I suspect genius has something to do with it.
K.M. Weiland wrote a delicious post titled: The lie your character believes. Ohhh. Just that title had me going. I thought: how absolutely amazing to create a lie, a piece of denial for a character. I loved it. I was thinking of my character, Amy. She believes she can't handle her fear. The plot in the book, makes her face that fear. This great post is part of a great series on Character Arcs. Check it out here.
I've mentioned Sourcerer before and Gene'O because I believe he's incredibly talented and that blog is amazing, but I'd like to mention his personal blog this week, The Writing Catalog. Gene'O wrote a powerful and gripping post this week. It really hit me because it was so honest and emotionally raw. I find honesty online is both rare and incredibly refreshing.
Speaking of honesty, check out Jodie Llewellyn's very honest post on fear. I started reading and couldn't stop. Her fears were exactly my own! I loved that post.
17 Amazing Inspirational and Motivational Picture Quotes!
What an awesome post! Loved the pictures! Thank you Jeff Moore!
I found some awesome posts this week.
Finally, Jeff Moore had this great post on ideas to increase productivity. http://everydaypowerblog.com/2014/01/30/12-ideas-to-increase-productivity/ I loved it.
How about you? Any posts that you loved this week? Any blogs out there that you follow every day?


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49 people to go! xD I'll make it!
Haha, thanks, I am on my way to 20 votes and 1st prize!
I used it as well... now you owe me! I accept Steam games.
What? Liar! The site is offline xD How could you have voted?
I did it via your post on Alienware Arena... so it was before the site went down.


problem on the side of the openjdk project.
Could you please add the link here, when the build is ready for download?
For an external than me it seems complicated to find it otherwise.
--- the build is under "last successfull artifacts".
Does it harm to enable all given options at same time. I don't want to run the 2-hour-scan 9 times in worst case.
Are these options also valid for NB 6.5, to make the comparison?
it contains fixes from dbalek and please let us know. Your feedback is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Please give me a hint about my logging question above.
I'm sure you have caught the BIG FISH ... 28 seconds against >2 hours for scanning the OpenJDK project. BRAVO!
Also Issue 166668 seems to be obsolete now.
Hopefully we can have this patch for 6.7 release ???
I is marked with the 67patch-candidate status whiteboard.
Ulf, Dusan, should we close this report as fixed?
I'm closing as verified based on ulfzibis comment.
silver/rev/ea76467e7766 and http://hg.netbeans.org/main-silver/rev/4916a251224c ) have been committed to the repository between e040650d2d7c and 3575a6304958. Should they all be ported into the release67_fixes branch or just part of them? I would appreciate a clarification or help. Thank you.
port *all* the changesets you mentioned since the 2 last ones are harmless (one logging and one other perf improvement).
all needed files correctly and did not introduce any regression.
manually change both occurrences of 'previous.modifiedTypes' to 'previous.root2Rebuild'.
Dusan, can you please do it? I mean the porting to the branch ... Thanks.
The fix has been ported into the release67_fixes repository.
can get rid of using dev builds.


Regular readers of this blog have likely presumed I have a fascination and slight obsession over caladiums. I plant several different varieties of caladium bulbs each spring and through out the summer.
This year I experimented with planting additional bulbs each month beginning in June and the last were planted the first week of November. They sprouted at about the same rate as those planted during the warmer months.
I noticed they didn't grow quite as tall though. All those bright red foliage leaves have added a spotlight of color to the winter garden. Caladiums growing in the garden this late in the year is pretty exciting.
Red Postman Joyner Caladium planted two weeks prior (mid-October) to plants in previous photos.
It is evident that the plants which sprouted two weeks sooner (because they were planted two weeks sooner) are beginning to fall and droop. Caladiums do very well with high humidity and Florida's warm climate. A signal to retreat to their dormant state is triggered once the soil begins to cool (around 65 degrees).
I'm calling these vibrant red hearts in the December garden my Christmas Caladiums!
I'm really amazed at your Christmas caladiums. I didn't realize they would grow at this time of year.
Love and hugs to you and may 2013 be a year filled with many blessings.
Thanks for the lovely images.
Your yard looks like a tropical paradise! Happy New Year!


I received this book from BOOK LOOK blogger program in exchange for my honest opinion.
I read this book, then read it to my 7yr old daughter also. We both really liked it. The book is hardback, has beautifully bright illustrated pictures that really capture the readers/viewers attention - especially little ones who are looking verses reading. The story is short, sweet and has a good message about the importance of thinking of others.
It starts out with a young boy, Nick, who is going shopping for Christmas at the last minute and is really more focused on what he wants and how he can have money left over than on what he is giving. As he is walking through the store he hears his name. When he goes to check, a man dressed as Santa is telling a story about a boy named Nicholas who came from a wealthy family. His parents frequently took him on trips to far away places. In all those places he sees children in need. His parents pass away, and he is left alone to decide what to do with all his wealth. He seeks advice from his friends and God, and finally decides to give to people in need secretly.
Personally, we have never really pushed Santa at our house. Oh we talk about him, and joke around, but I have never taught my kids that Santa brings their gifts, or that he is all-knowing, because we believe only God is all-knowing and He is the one who meets our needs and our wants. Occasionally, we may put a present under the tree from "Santa", but it is more of a joke than taken seriously, and keeps the kids guessing as to who gave it.
This book shares the true meaning of Christmas, Christ's birth, as well as the story behind St. Nicholas, who gave gifts to the children and from whom Santa may have originated. This book encourages kids to focus on the giving aspect of Christmas instead of just the receiving end. It will be a keepsake to read in our home at Christmastime.


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Canan graduated from the University of Hertfordshire with a degree in BA (Hons) Law and Business and completed her Legal Practice Course (LPC) on a part-time basis at the University of Law.
Canan joined KTS Legal in 2015 and had worked full time whilst pursuing her LPC at University of Law. She then trained at the firm to qualify as a Solicitor in December 2020. During her time at the firm, Canan has developed extensive and in depth knowledge in all areas of the residential and commercial property including sale and purchases of registered and unregistered (leasehold & freehold) land, re-mortgages (including bridging finance), help to buy, shared ownership and right to buy transactions, transfer of equity, new build and lease extensions.
Canan also assists the Senior partner in the commercial property law department, where she undertakes instructions involving assignment and underletting, break clauses, grant of new leases, surrender of leases, negotiating lease terms, lease renewals, exclusion of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and rent reviews. She has dealt with complex leasehold and freehold commercial transactions and has developed a good client following dealing with very high value transactions.
She also has developed good hands on experience with contentious property matters including breach of contracts and specific performance and has dealt with complicated litigation cases, including leading to the preparation of pre-action protocols, engaging in pre-action negotiations, instructing barristers, drafting particulars of claim, witness statements, preparing and attending to court hearings.
During her free time, Canan takes pleasure in reading books, listening to diverse range of music and spending time with her friends and family. She is a fluent Turkish speaker.


Being pregnant certainly comes with a cost these days. I had no idea how many products are to be discontinued once one is with child, and how many extra items need to be purchased. I knew about the obvious things like getting rid of certain cleaning products, staying away from candles with scents, and avoiding paint; but, upon researching, I found the list of what not to use goes much deeper. The first surprise was having to buy all new makeup. At first thought it seems silly because women didn't change their makeup lineup in earlier days, however, makeup of previous days did not contain half the ingredients and preservatives it does now. It is recommended that pregnant women wear mineral make up, so that's what I sport now. I initially saved all my original makeup to use after the pregnancy, but the more I learn about the ingredients in typical makeup products, the less I intend on ever going back to makeup that is not mineral wear. I also had to switch all my lotions, soaps, hair care, and nail polish to avoid a list of ten ingredients that are linked to a variety of health scares, for both mother and baby. And yesterday I made my first purchase of coco butter lotion. There are no statistics available (based on a couple pregnancy websites and books) to support the idea that using this item keeps one from getting stretch marks, but apparently it's worth using, just in case. I read that 90 percent of women end up with stretch marks after pregnancy, but I usually fall in the minority of medical statistics so hopefully that means I'll be the 10 percent that escapes the marks. My mom didn't get stretch marks so maybe genes will serve me well in that department. Adding to the list of increased costs is shopping organically. After learning about all the ingredients in processed foods (that we cannot even pronounce), I'm convinced eating natural and organic is the way to go from here on out. And of course, maternity clothes add to the cost of pregnancy, too. Luckily I've been able to borrow some clothes from my sister-in-law and find good deals at stores like Target and Ross. Not being employed has been a bonus in this area sine I don't have to purchase a new professional wardrobe. Now, I just have to decide if I'm going to purchase a maternity swimsuit for Hawaii or bare my little belly bump.
My mom traveled to Hawaii when she was pregnant with me, so naturally I have a life long love for the islands. That little baby of yours is going to love this babymoon trip so much that his/her first word will be Aloha!
That's so neat!! I wonder what islands she visited. Since the baby has to be born in El Paso, the least we can do is take him to Hawaii first =).
Also, I found a lot of helpful information on this site, not just about organics but about everything child related: http://www.drgreene.com/organic-prescription I have his books "Raising Baby Green" and "Feeding Baby Green" and learned a lot from them if you want to borrow them.
Amy, thank you so much for the Dr. Greene site. I remember you mentioned those books, but forgot the title. I think I'll buy those on Amazon. I was looking at his website and it's very informative! After you told me about the dirty dozen and clean 15 I memorized that list for my shopping =). Thank you so much for all your guidance and support in this new adventure!
If you want my books you can have them. I read them when Andrew was a baby and once you read it, you kinda have the info. I only look back at them every once in awhile so you might as well use them instead of them collecting dust on my bookshelf!
Thank you, Amy! That would be great!


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Weekly Newsletter 20 April 2018
Weekly Message
The warm weather has made this a pleasant first week back at Cams Hill School. As we are now in the summer term, the PE department are running an exciting range of extra-curricular clubs, including cricket, badminton and rounders. Details will be on the school website next week, or talk to one of the PE staff for further details.
End of Term Message
As we approach the Spring Break, I am writing to thank you for your ongoing support and positive partnership working with Cams Hill School. It has been an incredibly busy Spring Term involving many and varied activities both within and beyond the curriculum.
Weekly Newsletter 23 March 2018
As we near the end of a short but busy term, the school is recognising the successes of pupils during Celebration Assemblies. Due to take place this week and next, it is an ideal opportunity to reflect on the many achievements of our amazing pupils.
It was a mixed week for sport at Cams Hill. The Year 7 boys' rugby team lost 45-20 and the Year 8 boys' rugby team lost 40-7. Both matches were against Brookfield. However, the Year 7/8 girls' football team won a thrilling match 11-9 against Brookfield.
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They say that as class sizes get bigger, teaching becomes less about teaching and more about crowd control, and the same might apply to staging a play with a large cast on a tiny stage. If Bernada Alba's five daughters are a worry to her, it's nothing to the problems they cause director Harry Denford as he tries to find room for them on the stage of the London Theatre – there's scarcely room for them all to be standing at once, let alone finding them all somewhere to sit. This leads to some rather unnatural stage pictures, especially in the climactic scene when they all react in their separate ways to the tragic news they've just heard. But I'm getting ahead of myself.
Lorca's play is a masterpiece of simmering tension, life under a repression that never lets up, whether that of Bernada Alba on her family or the broader society on all of them (and we may assume that a playwright whose full name was Federico del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús García Lorca knew something of the stifling effects of ur-Catholicism). Lorca's genius was that, even though events on stage are influenced by a number of men – Alba's second husband who has just died, her first who left the eldest daughter rich, and the handsome Pepe who has caught the eye of several of the daughters – we never see any of them, only they effect they have on the women of the family.
Unlike Reb Tevye, Alba is not trying to marry off her five daughters but to keep them chaste, imposing an eight year period of mourning following her second husband's death. The youngest, Adela, has just turned 20, and comments that it couldn't come at a worse time for her – especially as she's certain she's the one Pepe really likes, and he's only marrying the eldest Angustias for her money. This may explain why suspicious noises are still heard long after he has said goodnight to Angustias at her barred window at 1am. And if there was any doubt how high the stakes are, the first act ends with the story of how the townspeople (and even dogs) react to another young woman who has a child out of wedlock.
No lack of tension, then, but all too often plays that rely on the mores of another time and place can come across as static museum pieces. Fortunately that's not the case here – if anything, the cramped stage only emphasises the claustrophobia. There are strong performances from Hannah Victory as Martirio, Cindy Evans as La Poncia and Verity Williams as Adela. However, I'm bound to wonder why some actors speak with Spanish accents and others don't – I think an overall decision either way needs to be made – and why, given that we heard sound effects for crowd noise, there were none for the gunshots we are told about? A technical hitch?
Roger has written several plays, which have been performed as far afield as Warsaw, Prague, Pittsburgh and Buenos Aires. One of them, Guilty Secret, has been published by Oberon Modern Plays. He directed his own first play, Why Don't You Just Sing Jazz?, on the last night of the Grimeborn Festival of Alternative Opera at the Arcola Theatre in 2009. He is the founder and Artistic Director of Two Sheds theatre company, for which he has produced and co-directed Torben Betts' Muswell Hill, Edward Bond's Black Mass and Athol Fugard's My Children! My Africa!


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Company name Step-Hear
The product Step-Hear - Audio Sign and free App Website https://www.step-hear.com/
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Step-Hear Guide
Voice guidance system for blind and visually impaired people for way finding and assistance, both indoors and outdoors.
The Base unit is an Audio-Sign, triggered when a user with the free Step-Hear App approaches – for audio guidance (from the audio-sign or app – according to the user's choice). The accurate voice guidance is fit for the blind and visually impaired people: Where exactly is the door, how to enter the building , which direction and how many steps to the elevators, the reception, the rest-rooms and other points of interest. Outdoors: Which intersection did I reached, what is on the other side of the crosswalk, etc.
"What's around me?" feature: A 360-degree overview of points of interest in the user environment.
Receive assistance from the reception or the person in charge in the venue, by pushing a button in the app.
The Audio-Sign is essential: it is used as an anchor for the visually impaired within the Bluetooth range – so that the voice guidance is the most correct and accurate.
The system is suitable for: banks, shopping malls, academic institutions, cultural centers, theaters, parks, tourist attractions, intersections and cross-walks etc.
Step-Hear Urban
Smart Public Transportation system for people with disabilities: blind, visually impaired people, people using a wheelchair.
The audio-sign is installed at the bus stop so blind or visually impaired people can recognize that they have arrived at a bus stop, and in case of a cluster of bus stops to know where their bus-stop is exactly located.
Audio information of the schedule of the bus lines arriving is played, by the user's choice, from within the app.
The user can send a message to the relevant driver at the touch of a button that a person with a disability is waiting at the nearest station. This is a unique feature of the system, developed after many disabled people reported they often miss their bus.
The user receives a voice alert from the app as the bus they selected approaches.
On the bus itself, the user can activate voice message about the next stations and press a button in the app to signal to the driver they want to get off at the next stop, without having to search and reach the bus button.
Smart system installed in pedestrian traffic lights, combined with the existing systems that make a different sound for green or red light since some of the municipalities responded to requests from neighbours that complained the constant noise disturbs them, they neutralized the sound in the evening, or caused the sound to be very low at all hours of the day. The Step-Hear system enables a person with the app approaching a traffic light to activate the indicating sounds or amplify them to a level that can also be heard with noise of vehicles in the background
In Israel, there are about 4000 Step-Hear base units installed all over the country – banks (Bank Hapoalim and more), transportation centers (at Modi'in and more), arts centers (Jerusalem, Be'er Sheva), academic institutions (Hebrew University of Jerusalem and more), general health fund , Hospitals (Assaf Harofeh , Rambam), public places of entertainment (the beaches of Tel Aviv and Herzliya), tourist attractions (the Agmon Hula, the Underwater Observatory in Eilat ), and many more.
In the field of public transport, the system has been working at dozens of stations and buses in Herzliya, Kfar Saba and Raanana for over a year, in pilot with the Ministry of Transport and the Metropoline Company.
Overseas there are system installed at universities (Bucharest University in Bucharest Romania, University of Maltepe in Turkey), shopping centers (Mega Mall in Romania, Australia Queen Street Mall Brisbane), park walk in Sweden and more.
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Coordinates: 47°12′N 9°14′E / 47.200°N 9.233°E / 47.200; 9.233Coordinates: 47°12′N 9°14′E / 47.200°N 9.233°E / 47.200; 9.233
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Stein was a municipality in Toggenburg in the canton of St. Gallen in Switzerland. On 1 January 2013 the municipalities Nesslau-Krummenau and Stein joined together to become the new municipality called Nesslau.[1]
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There are 5 airports in London surrounding the capital and in all of them you can find transport services that will take you to the centre. In this blog we summarise how to get around in each airport it's clearer and easier upon your arrival.
Heathrow Express, runs from the airport to the centre, or more precisely to Paddington station. For £25 (£37 return), you can board every 15 minutes and reach the station in only 15 minutes. A similar service is Heathrow Connect, it's less expensive (£10.20) but it takes a little longer (45 min) because it calls at the following stations: Ealing Broadway, West Ealing, Hanwell, Southall, Hayes and Harlington.
The underground is the cheapest way to get to the centre (£5 single during peak times, £3 off-peak), using your Oyster Card, Travel card, or your contactless debit/credit card, you can get on the Piccadilly Line which runs across London.
Several bus companies, such as the National Express, run shuttles between the airport and Victoria Coach Station. The journey will last between 1 and 2 hours, sometimes a little more depending on the time of departure, and will cost between £8 and £12.
The Gatwick Express offers the fastest way to central London, with trains every 15 minutes and an average of 30 minutes each way, you'll find it hard to do better than that! Of course, as one would expect, the most practical ways can't be the least expensive, the average price for a single ticket is £18.
The National Express company links the airport to central London with coaches leaving every 15 minutes from Victoria Coach Station. The journey is normally 1 hour and 30 minutes, and the single ticket price is £9.
for £8-£12 and the journey lasts about 1h 30 min.
Bus companies such as Terravision or National Express offer you a journey with several destinations, with access to the nearby metro for around £11, the price varying depending on the destination.
From the airport you will have access to trains to the centre. Trains leave every 10 minutes for around £15.
…is located to the north and a little further away than the others. This airport welcomes most low-cost airlines like EasyJet and Ryanair and is as well served as the others.
The Stansted Express: Departures every 15 minutes to Liverpool Street station in the heart of London. The journey takes 47 minutes, for a minimum price of £16.
Less expensive but equally good, National Express, Stansted CityLink or even Terravision are bus companies that will take you to central London with several destinations. A price around £9 for a little over an hour's journey.
…is London's 5th airport, the London City Airport is the smallest in the city with a single runway, but it is located very close to central London and accessible by taking the Overground. Flights from France are not so frequent and can be more expensive but it has good connections with countries such as Switzerland.
In general, buses and express trains offer Wifi on board. If you buy your tickets online and you do not arrive on time for your scheduled journey, your ticket is valid all day, or even within the next few days with some companies. So don't stress too much and buy another, find out first the options you have with your current tickets. Finally, if you have not booked your tickets in advance, you can always buy them at the airport, in agencies, or on board, it will cost you £1 or £2 more than on the internet. So that should be everything you need to get to/from the airport! Feel free to share your experience, it will certainly help other travellers.
is located to the north and a little further away than the others. This airport welcomes most low-cost airlines like EasyJet and Ryanair and is as well served as the others.
A 5th airport exists, the London City Airport, the smallest in London with a single runway, located very close to central London, accessible by taking the Overground. We decided not to detail this airport because flights from France are infrequent and often expensive. Be aware that with regard to buses or express trains, you will have access to Wifi on board, and for your luggage, the limits are high so there's no cause to worry there. If you have bought your tickets on the internet and are not on time for your scheduled journey, your ticket is valid all day, or even the week with some companies. So don't stress too much or go and buy another. Finally, if you have not booked your tickets in advance, you can always buy them at the airport, in agencies, or on board, it will cost you £1 or £2 more than on the internet . So that should be everything you need to leave the airport and finally join us in London! Feel free to share your experience, it will certainly help other readers.


Today, De Saint-Hilaire's distillery offer 8 new complexes that broaden the existing range. You can now enjoy around 20 complexes which, by associating the benefits of several buds, will help you to relieve your daily life problems.
The bud complex Menstrual Cycle is the remedy for women from 20 to 40 years old.
The bud complex Depurative boosts the kidney and liver functions.
The bud complex Skincare will help you with your skin problems.
The bud complex Liver Care is a protector of hepatic cells.
The bud complex Cardiac Rhythms helps to regulate cardiac rhythm.
The bud complex Nasal Decongestant/Cleanser will help you to fight colds.
The bud complex Anxiety and Stress Relief has relaxing and calming properties.
The bud complex Better Sleep to improve sleep quality.
The bud complex Help'Sinus relieves the sinuses' inflammations.


A targeted therapy resurrected by the Moon Shots Program™ at MD Anderson has produced unprecedented response rates among patients with metastatic non-small cell lung cancer that carries a highly treatment-resistant mutation.
Deeply entrenched and mature by the time it's found, pancreatic cancer is one of the hardest types of the disease to defeat. A Dream Team assembled by Stand Up to Cancer and led by an investigator at MD Anderson Cancer Center will test new ways to find the disease in its emerging, more vulnerable phase in people who are at high risk for developing it.


The unique LEED® Silver certified project is 160 feet tall with 17 floors on a small corner lot in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood. The parcel fronts Cedar Street, a designated "green street" where development can be enhanced with benefits from creative pedestrian and open-space improvements. The Third Avenue frontage is on a planned BRT line that will connect residents to Westlake Center, Sound Transit Light Rail, and beyond.
For residential tenants, expansive rooftop terraces and gardens provide a lush foreground for spectacular views of the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges, Lake Union, Elliott Bay, and the Space Needle. Sidewalk cafés and contemporary retail shops contribute to the already lively commercial / residential neighborhood.


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A Dangerous Inactive Ingredient
Harold R. Gielow, LtCol USMC (Ret.)
Editorial by Harold R. Gielow, LtCol USMC (Ret.)
Consumers often have the need to check a product's ingredients and this is especially true for those with allergies to certain substances. Such access to product information is essential for individuals to protect themselves from harm by exposure to ingredients to which they have known sensitivities. For the most part, such labeling is sufficient for those impacted; however, when the vast majority of the population has a preexisting immune response to an ingredient classified as biologically inert/inactive by our government, that should raise concerns. This is because an immune response or allergic reaction is a major cause of adverse medical events, some of which can be life-threatening (such as in the case of anaphylactic shock).
When this same substance is a key component of a vaccine (a potentially mandated vaccine to combat a worldwide pandemic) our concern should be commensurately raised. When the vast majority of those who have an immune response to the substance do not realize what they are allergic to and therefore cannot reasonably be expected to avoid it, we have the potential for a medical crisis within a medical crisis.
Scientific studies to quantify the seriousness of the problem estimate that approximately 72% of the US population has acquired anti PEG antibodies.
Just what is this dangerous inactive ingredient?
Polyethylene Glycol, otherwise known as PEG, Macrogol, Carbowax and many other names when combined with other substances, is not a household word unless your house holds biochemists. It is classified as biologically inert by our FDA. It is the "Gold Standard" for use in many medications to increase the blood clearance time, or in other words, the time it remains in one's system, thereby enhancing drug effect. It is also used in drug manufacturing as an excipient for long term stabilization, bulking, and other therapeutic enhancements. It is used as a coating to prevent bacterial adhesion on orthopedic screws and sutures. In addition to medical uses, PEG is also used in cosmetics, foods, industrial applications, and other health and beauty products such as soaps, shampoos, toothpastes. It is also used as an e-cigarette liquid. PEG is everywhere in our environment, which is what many have surmised has led to a high percentage of the US population developing anti-PEG antibodies. This, of course, presents a significant challenge to those who rely on this substance in their manufacturing.
Scientific studies to quantify the seriousness of the problem estimate that approximately 72% of the US population has acquired anti PEG antibodies. The referenced study used blood samples taken from 1990-1999 and earlier, showing a steady increase over time in the percentage of those with antibodies to PEG, making it conservative to estimate, after two decades, that the incidence is closer to 80% today. This circumstance has concerned the medical and pharmaceutical communities as an equally effective alternative has escaped identification, although several have been suggested, and because the great cost of shifting to such an alternative.
Not only is PEG a "stealth" medicinal additive, delaying blood clearance due to its properties, but it is a stealth allergen, the vast majority of the population never having heard of it and many in the healthcare industry being unaware of its antigenic properties. A physician survey found:
"Although 91% of respondents were aware of antidrug antibodies in general, only 22% were aware of APA (Anti-PEG Antibody) responses. Further, there was limited awareness (35%) of PEG's inclusion in prescribed PEGylated therapeutics."
The lack of awareness of this issue in the general population and in the health care provider population present unique challenges, one of which we are facing with today's Covid-19 pandemic.
PEG and Covid-19 Vaccines
There are at least three fast-tracked vaccines being produced and tested at this time, obviously meant for widespread use, some even arguing mandatory use, which contain PEG: Moderna's mRNA1273, and BioNTech/Pfizer's BNT162b1 and b2. These mRNA vaccines trick your cells into producing Covid-19 proteins—pieces of the virus which are non-infectious. These proteins then elicit an immune response to fight the real virus. They use a pegylated Lipid Nanoparticle (LNP) as the delivery mechanism for the mRNA. Think of the LNP as a miniscule (less than 100 billionth of a meter) bubble containing the mRNA. This "bubble" is coated with PEG (DSPE MPEG2000 in Moderna's case) to stabilize the carrier and assist it in getting to and into the target cells. PEG assists with the "getting to" portion of the journey by preventing the bubble from breaking down before it reaches its target. That is what some call PEG's stealth properties—its ability to mask and protect the carrier from the body's normal defenses against foreign substances.
Safety and Efficacy
Two obvious issues are presented by the high percentage of our population having pre-existing antibodies to PEG: safety and efficacy. While it is true that not everyone with pre-existing PEG antibodies will have a severe reaction to a vaccine containing PEG, there is a significant danger that many will. Ideally, the safety and efficacy effects on those with pre-existing antibodies to PEG would be determined in the clinical trials. However, as Moderna's trial is not pre-screening participants for anti-PEG antibodies they cannot, therefore, characterize the risk. They are flying blind.
Multiple previous studies regarding the prevalence of anti-PEG antibodies in the population have stated that prescreening for these antibodies should be done prior to administration of any PEG containing medication. This is obvious for safety reasons. It is especially important in the case of a desire to vaccinate as many people as possible with a vaccine containing a substance to which the vast majority of the population may unknowingly have antibodies. Also important in this regard, is that it matters, in terms of immunogenicity, what PEG is bound to, the manner in which it is applied to the carrier, its concentration, its molecular weight, etc. Not characterizing trial participants adverse reactions in relation to Anti-PEG Antibody presence and levels forfeits gaining insight into these factors. After all, since taxpayers have paid almost one billion dollars to assist Moderna in getting this vaccine tested and produced the glaring safety risks should at least be evaluated.
As Moderna has stated the proven fact that a high percentage of the population having anti PEG antibodies is "hypothetical," and they are not screening for it …
Efficacy is also at stake. Accounting for different levels of preexisting anti-PEG antibodies should influence trial procedures. Safety considerations are obvious, but efficacy could be enhanced by slightly altering the protocols for participants with anti-PEG antibodies. The main efficacy concern is accelerated blood clearance due to the body's defenses recognizing the PEG antigen. It would be helpful to quantify at what titers, or levels, of Anti-PEG Antibody accelerated blood clearance becomes a problem. As Moderna has stated the proven fact that a high percentage of the population having anti PEG antibodies is "hypothetical," and they are not screening for it, this is another missed opportunity. It was certainly taken into account during the trial of another vaccine that used an Adenovirus as the carrier, so such trial procedures are not unusual.
I am not anti-vaccine. I am pro safe, effective vaccines. It seems some basic safety and efficacy risk mitigation procedures are being ignored. This oversight appears to be intentional as Moderna's own scientists have made note of the problem. I have a severe anaphylactic response to PEG. Luckily, I identified it and had it confirmed by Johns Hopkins. I am forewarned. But the vast majority of potentially billions of citizens fated to receive the Moderna vaccine are not forewarned. How many will be injured because Moderna failed to investigate a dangerous "inactive" ingredient?
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Norway upped the number of deaths under investigation, from 23 last week to 33, while in Germany, health officials said they are investigating 10 deaths that occurred among elderly patients who received the COVID vaccine.
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Not good at all! Pharma Corruption kills!!!
It' s interesting, when this same group of elders die after "testing positive" for Covid, they are listed as dying from Covid, no matter their other conditions. But when they die directly after the vaccination, they are listed as dying from something else, such as old age.
All shots need to be banned foe this fake virus. All masks need to be removed. Enough is enough.
California State's top epidemiologist Dr. Erica S. Pan issued a statement Sunday evening recommending a pause on the use of a huge batch of Moderna's COVID vaccine due to its ''higher-than-usual number of possible allergic reactions.'' ... See MoreSee Less
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California State's top epidemiologist Dr. Erica S. Pan issued a statement Sunday evening recommending a pause on the use of a huge batch of Moderna's COVID vaccine due to its ''higher-than-usual number of possible allergic reactions.''
I do not need to worry about this since I refuse to take this toxic shot
Just go on Vaers Database, National Vaccine Info Centre date, follow up etc of each individual after getting vaccine,getting very serious adverse reactions! Not all, but way too many! Convulsions, numbness in arms and legs, seizures, migraines, heart racing, vomiting, foaming at the mouth, fingers twitching for days! Lots of numbness and too many seizures, Hard time breathing, Scary stuff! Many, many sent to ER just got first shot, Just beware!
If I wanted to openly tell you that I create and sell vaccines which will literally modulate your DNA /RNA, I might call my company name: MODeRNA. Just saying. 🙄
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Turner Showcases TNT, TBS, truTV and HLN At TCA's Summer 2016 Press Tour
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Turner Showcases TNT, TBS, truTV and HLN
At TCA's Summer 2016 Press Tour
Panels Include TNT's Good Behavior, TBS's People of Earth and Search Party
truTV's Billy on the Street and Adam Ruins Everything
And HLN's New All-Female Star-Powered Dayside Lineup
Turner is firing up the grill at the Television Critics Association's Summer 2016 Press Tour, where a banquet of stars, producers and executives will help showcase some of programming on tap for four of its multiplatform brands – TNT, TBS, truTV and HLN. The lineup includes TNT's the seductive drama Good Behavior, starring Michelle Dockery (Downton Abbey), and TBS's other worldly comedy People of Earth, starring Wyatt Cenac (The Daily Show), and Search Party, starring Alia Shawkat (Arrested Development). In addition, Billy Eichner will take the stage to talk about his truTV hit Billy on the Street, followed by Adam Conover of Adam Ruins Ev erything. And HLN will tout its daytime lineup with its all-female roster of hosts, Robin Meade, Michaela Pereira and Erica Hill.
The day's events will also include an executive Q&A session with TBS & TNT President Kevin Reilly. In addition, Chris Linn, president of truTV, and Ken Jautz, executive vice president of CNN/U.S., will introduce the truTV and HLN panels, respectively.
Turner is the global content leader across all screens and platforms, with a portfolio that includes worldwide leaders in news and kids programming, powerful drama and comedy brands and premier championship sports. Here are a few stats illustrating the Turner portfolio's strength:
Turner engages the entire range of adult and kid viewers through its more than 15,000 hours of premium original content each year, domestically reaching an average of 80% of adults 18+ and more than 76% of millennials each month.
The Turner portfolio also claims three of cable's Top 5 networks with millennials in primetime and four of the Top 10 in total day, with Adult Swim leading in both categories. And in social media, Turner boasts 626 million followers across Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Vine.
In the second quarter of 2016, Turner claimed three of the Top 5 cable networks in primetime among adults 18-49, with TBS, TNT and Adult Swim ranking #1, #2 and #5, respectively. In addition, CNN was the #1 news network among adults 18-49 in primetime for the third consecutive quarter, and truTV stood alone as the only cable entertainment network in the Top 30 to deliver three consecutive quarters of growth in prime ratings.
On the social media front, Turner boasts 626 million followers across Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Vine.
Earlier this month, Turner networks received 22 Primetime Emmy® nominations, while CNN received an additional 15 News & Documentary Emmy® nominations. And Turner scored three TCA Award nominations, two for the new TBS series Full Frontal with Samantha Bee and a third for the CNN series United Shades of America.
"Turner is in the midst of another banner year as we are seeing success in our efforts to evolve and enhance the overall viewer experience across our portfolio of brands," said David Levy, president of Turner. "We've successfully rebranded TBS, TNT and truTV and launched a range of new shows across all of our networks. We've also begun to expand the footprint of our portfolio and content into new growth areas this year, entering the superhot eSports category with ELEAGUE, launching our new Super Deluxe digital studio and announcing the fall launch of Filmstruck, Turner's first direct-to-consumer product in the U.S. From new programming to new platforms, we're proving that Turner is the place to be for the very best in television, digital and mobile entertainment."
Here's a sampling of what Turner has on tap through the rest of the year:
TBS, home to four of cable's Top 10 new comedies this year, is looking to score again with the fall launches of People of Earth on Halloween and Search Party the week of Thanksgiving.
TNT, which debuted the acclaimed hit Animal Kingdom this summer, will continue its shift toward bolder premium dramas with the launch of Good Behavior on Nov. 15.
HLN will return to its news roots by expanding its live news programming during the day to cover more national, regional, lifestyle, and entertainment stories, beginning with Morning Express with Robin Meade from Atlanta to Michela in Los Angeles, and Erica Hill's new show from New York launching in September.
truTV plans to build on its ratings momentum this fall with new episodes of two of its most buzzed-about shows: Billy on the Street and Adam Ruins Everything, plus the series premiere of Jon Glaser Loves Gear and sophmore season of the network's first scripted series, Those Who Can't.
Adult Swim has a packed slate of returning series, including the late-night antics of The Eric Andre Show, which debuts its fourth season on Aug. 5.
Cartoon Network will launch the new series The Mighty Magiswords this fall, the first full-length series to emerge from its Cartoon Network Anything micro-network.
CNN, which recently topped the ratings charts with its coverage of the Republican and Democratic national conventions, will be on the campaign trail for the next three months following the Presidential candidates as they make their case to the American people. In addition, CNN will launch new seasons of Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown and This is Life with Lisa Ling, and premiere a powerful new documentary called Holy Hell.
ELEAGUE, Turner's new professional eSports organization formed in partnership with WME | IMG, had an amazing launch earlier this year with its Counter Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) championship, which just reached its exciting conclusion last night. Coming in late September, ELEAGUE will present the Overwatch Open – presented in partnership with FACEIT – with the championship televised live on TBS on Friday, Sept. 30. And in October, ELEAGUE is set to debut its second season of CS:GO.
Turner Classic Movies (TCM) is gearing up for the fall launch of its new video on-demand service for film aficionados, Filmstruck, Turner's first-ever SVOD service and the exclusive home to the critically acclaimed Criterion Collection.
Turner Sports will offer extensive coverage of the Major League Baseball Postseason with TBS as the exclusive home of the American League from the Wild Card through the Division Series and the League Championship Series.
After making strategic investments in partner companies like Mashable and Above Average, Turner will begin collaborating with them on projects in a variety of areas, including content creation, platform distribution and data.
In late summer, Turner will launch TNT and TBS apps on set-top devices, including Apple TV, Amazon Fire, Roku and Google Chromecast, with other Turner apps to follow.
Below are details on each of the Turner brands to be highlighted during today's TCA events, as well as a look at what's in store for the rest of 2016 across Turner. Additional information, panelist bios, video clips and more are available online at Turner's Summer 2016 Press Tour website – eventpress.turner.com – with frequent updates being made throughout the day.
Turner at TCA's Summer 2016 Press Tour
Sunday, July 31, Beginning at 3:15 p.m.
Turner's HLN is returning to its news roots in 2016 and strengthening its live dayside programming lineup with the combination of three powerful female hosts: Robin Meade, who celebrates her 15th year as HLN's Morning Express host and is the longest running female host of a morning news show, period; Michaela host Michaela Pereira, who brings personality, heart and an upbeat vibe to her three-hour morning news program, which launched July 11 and is the only national morning program to air live from L.A.; and Erica Hill, the seasoned journalist whose two-hour daily program will cover the news with intriguing guests and special segments, beginning in late September 2016.
Recently, operating more in collaboration with sister network CNN, HLN began simulcasting the entire third season of the hit CNN Original Series The Hunt, a first for two fully distributed cable networks. HLN also launched the network's three-hour Friday night programming block, HLN Spotlight, showcasing a mix of newly developed original programs and previously aired CNN series that include Death Row Stories and Declassified.
TCA Panel: HLN: Live From NY, LA & Atlanta – HLN's New All-Female Star-Powered Dayside Lineup
HLN will connect with three locations, New York, Los Angeles and Atlanta, to bring TCA attendees a panel session on the network's hot new daytime lineup.
Panelists: Robin Meade (Morning Express), Michaela Pereira (Michaela), Erica Hill (new fall program), Stephanie Todd (VP Programming, HLN) and Ken Jautz (EVP, CNN/U.S.)
truTV went through an extensive and well-documented rebrand in October 2014 and has since emerged as a comedic network with a passionate, growing fan base of viewers that are younger and more affluent than their predecessors. The new truTV has generated unparalleled momentum, delivering three consecutive quarters of growth among adults 18-34 in both prime time and total day delivery. truTV's hit series Impractical Jokers and The Carbonaro Effect continue to rank among basic cable's Top 10 programs in their timeslots with millennials, while new hits like Adam Ruins Everything, Hack My Life and truTV's first-ever scripted comedy, Those Who Can't, have consistently outperformed the network's primetime average. As the first network to announce its commitment to reducing its commercial load, truTV will roll out limited commercial interrup tion across all of its primetime schedule beginning this October.
TCA Panel: truTV's Billy on the Street
Billy Eichner brings his quick wit to TCA for a Q&A session discussing Billy on the Street. The series follows Eichner as he hits the streets of New York City to test unsuspecting passersby aided by some of the biggest names in Hollywood. Season 5 of Billy on the Street is slated to launch this fall on truTV.
Panelists: Billy Eichner (Host/EP), Mike Farah (EP/CEO of Funny Or Die) and Anna Wenger (VP of Production, Funny Or Die)
TCA Panel: truTV's Adam Ruins Everything
As the title of truTV's acclaimed hit says, Adam Ruins Everything. Join Turner's truTV as Adam Conover discusses his comically inventive yet unrelentingly serious quest to reveal the hidden truths behind everything you know and love. In the upcoming 14-episode backorder of the series' first season, he takes on topics ranging from football and weddings to drugs and prison, giving you not just fun facts to know and tell your friends, but information that will make you see the world in a whole new way. If knowledge is power, then Adam Conover will have you laughing all the way to the top. Adam Ruins Everything returns with new episodes Tuesday, Aug. 23, at 10 p.m. (ET/PT).
Panelists: Adam Conover (Host/Creator), Sam Reich (EP, President, Big Breakfast), Travis Helwig (Head Writer/Co-EP) and Jon Wolf (Co-EP)
TBS & TNT
TBS and TNT are both looking to build on the early success of their brand evolutions with premium content. The two networks are proceeding from a position of strength, with year-to-date rankings as cable's Top 2 networks in primetime with adults 18-49 and two of cable's Top 4 networks with millennials.
Since kicking off its rebrand this past January, TBS has successfully launched and renewed Wrecked, The Detour, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee and Angie Tribeca, four of cable's Top 10 new comedies of 2016. The network will keep the momentum going this fall with the new comedy series Search Party, with Alia Shawkat (Arrested Development), and People of Earth, starring Wyatt Cenac (The Daily Show).
TBS also carries coverage of the recently launched Turner-owned eSports league ELEAGUE, which will be back in August with the regional playoffs and finals in the Overwatch® Open, presented in partnership with Faceit, and a whole new Counter Strike: Global Offensive tournament in October.
TNT's evolution got started this summer when it premiered Animal Kingdom as the first in a new breed of original programming for the network. The critically acclaimed drama has grown steadily throughout its first season and currently reaches an average of 6.5 million viewers per episode across all platforms.
TNT will follow up Animal Kingdom this fall with Good Behavior, starring Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery in a no-holds-barred performance as a complicated woman trying to regain her life. As with Animal Kingdom, TNT will present this series with a significantly reduced ad load as part of an overall Turner effort to transform the viewing experience. The change means an additional 8-10 minutes of content per episode.
TCA Executive Panel with Kevin Reilly
Kevin Reilly, president of TBS & TNT, chief creative officer of Turner Entertainment, will sit down for a Q&A about today's rapidly evolving industry landscape and how TNT and TBS are meeting its challenges.
TCA Panel: TBS's People of Earth
TBS will shine a spotlight on People of Earth, a brand new comedy series with an extra-terrestrial twist. This session will feature Q&A with three-time Emmy® winner Wyatt Cenac (The Daily Show), Ana Gasteyer (Saturday Night Live) and Oscar Nuñez (The Office), along with executive producers Greg Daniels and David Jenkins. People of Earth follows a skeptical journalist who investigates a support group for people who have experienced alien encounters. The more he digs into their oddball claims, however, the more he realizes a semblance of truth to their stories and possibly even signs that point to his own alien abduction. People of Earth is slated to launch on Halloween night, Monday, Oct. 31, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT).
Panelists: Wyatt Cenac, Ana Gasteyer, Oscar Nuñez, Greg Daniels (EP) and David Jenkins (EP)
TCA Panel: TBS's Search Party
TBS's Search Party is a new mystery-comedy hailed by Indiewire as "something truly unique in the TV landscape." Alia Shawkat (Arrested Development) leads a group of self-absorbed 20-somethings who become entangled in a mystery over the sudden disappearance of a former college acquaintance. Search Party also stars John Early, John Reynolds, Meredith Hagner and Brandon Micheal Hall. TBS will launch Search Party by showing all 10 episodes of the first season during the week of Thanksgiving, Monday, Nov. 21 – Friday, Nov. 25, with two episodes airing back-to-back each night at 11 p.m. (ET/PT).
Panelists: Alia Shawkat, John Early, John Reynolds, Meredith Hagner, Brandon Micheal Hall, Michael Showalter (EP), Sarah-Violet Bliss (EP), Charles Rogers (EP) and Lilly Burns (EP)
TCA Panel: TNT's Good Behavior
This fall, award-winning actress Michelle Dockery (Downton Abbey) is set to dive into one of the toughest, most challenging characters on television when she stars in TNT's Good Behavior, a seductive thriller created by Chad Hodge (Wayward Pines) and Blake Crouch (Wayward Pines) based on the books by Crouch. Good Behavior tells the story of Letty Raines (Dockery), a thief and con artist whose life is always one wrong turn or one bad decision from implosion. Juan Diego Botto (Ismael, El Greco), Terry Kinney (Oz, Show Me a Hero) and Lusia Strus (Wayward Pines, Cotton) also star in the new drama, which is slated to launch Tuesday, Nov. 15, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT).
Panelists: Michelle Dockery, Juan Diego Botto, Terry Kinney, Lusia Strus, Blake Crouch (EP) and Chad Hodge (EP)
TCA Event: TBS and TNT's Spectacular Outdoor Lobster Feast
7 p.m. – 10 p.m. at SmogShoppe
At the Winter Press Tour in January, TBS and TNT President Kevin Reilly quipped that he was going to invite everyone to a barbecue at TCA's summer gathering. True to his word, Reilly will host a spectacular outdoor feast at the SmogShoppe. He'll be joined by members of his executive team, including original programming heads Brett Weitz of TBS and Sarah Aubrey of TNT, as well as stars from the networks' current and upcoming series.
Looking Ahead at Turner
In addition to the big happenings at TBS, TNT, truTV and HLN, there's a lot to look forward to at Turner's Adult Swim, Cartoon Network, CNN and Turner Classic Movies (TCM), as well as at Turner Sports. Here's a quick rundown:
Adult Swim, basic cable's #1 network in total day among millennials, is looking to continue its reign in the second half of the year. On the programming side, Adult Swim is gearing up for the fourth season premiere of The Eric Andre Show, which is slated to begin Friday, Aug. 5, at midnight (ET/PT). Starring Eric Andre and co-hosted by Hannibal Buress, the most hellish show in late night is completely redefining the television viewing experience as we know it. With more ethically deplorable street pranks and severely offended guests than ever before, there's no doubt sensitivities will be violated.
The Eric Andre Show joins several other returning Adult Swim originals, including Robot Chicken, Rick and Morty, Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule, Mr. Pickles and Mike Tyson Mysteries.
In the mobile/digital realm, the Adult Swim Keyboard app is a huge hit, recording 85,000 downloads in the first week after its June 22 launch. That propelled Adult Swim's Mobile App Portfolio to exceed 100 million downloads since the site launched.
After the successful launch of the Emmy®-nominated The Powerpuff Girls and being the only top kids network in Q2'16 to improve from Q1'16 with kids 6-11, Cartoon Network seeks to build on that momentum with the fall premiere of its next original series: The Mighty Magiswords. Originally debuting last year as a 15-second interactive series on the Cartoon Network Anything micro-network, this comedy adventure about a brother-and-sister team of warriors will now be a full-length linear series. It will launch as part of a connected content ecosystem, giving fans deeper engagement across platforms with the characters and their quest for swords.
Cartoon Network will also feature the return of several key hits, including Amazing World of Gumball, Adventure Time, Clarence, Regular Show, Steven Universe, Teen Titans Go!, The Powerpuff Girls, Uncle Grandpa and We Bare Bears.
In addition to its linear success, Cartoon Network dominates in the multi-platform space. It currently ranks as cable's #1 network on VOD, with triple-digit increases vs. last year in video plays. And it continues to be tremendously successful with its ever-expanding suite of mobile apps, including the highly touted Cartoon Network app and the brand new Soundtrack Attack – Steven Universe Rhythm Runner, which ranks second (behind Pokemon Go) in Apple's App Store.
CNN is enjoying a remarkable string of success this year that extends beyond the network's outstanding news and political coverage to include its expanding slate of Original Series. As a result, CNN is registering the triple-digit growth in cable news. CNN also has its largest share of the primetime audience in 16 years and is within two share points of Fox News. In addition, CNN just earned 15 News & Documentary Emmy® nominations, the most in the network's history, along with nine Primetime Emmy® nominations.
CNN topped the charts as the #1 television network among total viewers and adults 25-54 during the broadcast coverage block of the Republican and Democratic national conventions, beating Fox News, MSNBC, ABC, CBS and NBC. The network also reached the most total viewers in cable news across both conventions in total day and sales prime.
CNN Digital recently set all-time records in delivery of multiplatform and mobile unique visitors and outpaced all news and information competitors in multiplatform views, time spent and video starts. That success continues its 14-month reign as the #1 news source for digital video. And CNN Politics just marked 16 straight months as the #1 online political news destination.
In addition to CNN's continued political coverage, the months ahead will usher in season eight of the Emmy®- and Peabody Award-winning CNN Original Series Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown, premiering in September. The new season includes a trip to Vietnam featuring a dinner with President Obama. Also in September, This is Life with Lisa Ling returns for its third season, covering wide-range of hot topics, from heroin addiction to modern-day brothels to new technologies in policing. And CNN Films will premiere Holy Hell, a revealing and compelling look at life inside Buddhafield, a mysterious spiritual sect that originated in the 1980s in West Hollywood. Directed by Will Allen, himself a member and the unofficial documentarian of the sect for 22 years. Holy Hell is slated to premiere Thursday, Sept. 1, at 9 p.m. (ET) /11 p.m. (PT).
Looking ahead, CNN has a packed slate lined up for next year, with 13 Original Series, including Soundtracks: Songs That Made History (working title), The History of Comedy, The Nineties and the new spiritual adventure series Believer with Reza Aslan. CNN's 2017 slate also features at least four films.
The most anticipated event for Turner Classic Movies (TCM) this fall will be the launch of Filmstruck, it's new video on-demand service for film aficionados and Turner's first-ever SVOD service. FilmStruck is being developed and managed by TCM in collaboration with the Criterion Collection. It will feature a comprehensive and constantly refreshed library of films comprised of an eclectic mix of contemporary and classic art house, indie, foreign and cult films. FilmStruck will also be the new exclusive streaming home for the critically acclaimed and award-winning Criterion Collection, which will include the Criterion Channel, a new premium service programmed and curated by the Criterion team.
In October, TCM will launch the second season of its Trailblazing Women initiative, which raises awareness of the historical contributions of women working behind and in front the camera. And Nov. 12-19, TCM will set sail for the sixth TCM Classic Cruise, featuring an expanded seven-day itinerary.
Turner Sports' upcoming slate of premium sports content includes the second season of ELEAGUE coming later this fall. It will once again feature the popular Counter Strike: Global Offensive title. ELEAGUE is also preparing its first-ever presentation of the Overwatch Open in late September.
October will be filled with Major League Baseball Postseason action, with TBS as the exclusive home of the American League from the Wild Card through the League Championship Series.
In late October, Turner Sports will tip off its 33rd consecutive year of NBA action, with TNT providing exclusive coverage of Opening Night of the NBA season. The NBA on TNT will also feature an expanded lineup of games for the upcoming season, including a Monday night package over the second half of the season.
About Turner
Turner, a Time Warner company, creates and programs branded news, entertainment, sports, animation and young adult multi-platform content for consumers around the world. Turner brands and businesses include CNN/U.S., HLN, CNN International and CNN.com, TBS, TNT, TCM, truTV, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, Adult Swim, Turner Sports, Bleacher Report, iStreamPlanet and ELEAGUE.
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