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  1. DATE: May 14, 2026 at 09:00AM
    SOURCE: PSYCHIATRIC TIMES

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    An estimated 77,000 individuals with psychotic disorders are in US jails and prisons at any given time.

    This could, in part, be driven by the neurological deficit anosognosia, in which an affected individual is unable to perceive their own illness. t.co/TwTHBjeP99

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  2. DATE: May 14, 2026 at 09:00AM
    SOURCE: PSYCHIATRIC TIMES

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    An estimated 77,000 individuals with psychotic disorders are in US jails and prisons at any given time.

    This could, in part, be driven by the neurological deficit anosognosia, in which an affected individual is unable to perceive their own illness. t.co/TwTHBjeP99

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  3. A NoteCards "browser" is a type of card that shows a hypertext network as a graph structure, i.e. a graph view like in this example. The thumbnail at the top left corner lets you pan and scroll the graph.

  4. I still prefer the type of scrollbar that's in the Dino XMPP client (with MATE desktop). It looks old-fashioned but is thick and actually usable. Compare this to the extremely thin and usually invisible scroll bar in Firefox.

    #ShowerThoughts #ScrollBarRant

  5. alojapan.com/1478936/a-man-was A Man Was Given A Suspended Jail Sentence In Japan For Posting Godzilla Spoilers Online #anime #coda #CopyrightLaw #DigitalPiracy #FairUse #GodzillaMinusOne #IntellectualProperty #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #KADOKAWA #MediaLaw #movies #news #spoilers #tōhō #TokyoDistrictCourt Credit: Toho We navigate the internet treating movie spoilers as a fact of life. A careless scroll exposes us to a hero’s sudden death or a surprise cameo,

  6. Imprinted Image: Comics Link Roundup April 24

    Why aren’t there more fan comics?

    John Byrne, the artist behind some of the most classic X-Men stories like the Dark Phoenix Saga and Days of Future Past, has X-Men fan-fiction. Quite literally, he drew something like 30 issues of comics for his website under the premise “what if I never left the franchise?” Incredibly, Marvel is actually collecting and publishing this material! Beyond the Byrne of it all, however, this does make me wonder: why aren’t there more fan-fiction comics?

    In Japan, for example, there is a thriving scene of doujinshi, self-published print works that often use copy-written characters. Many amateur mangaka get their start in this scene, and even professionals participate to avoid the strictures of formal publishing. The market for such works in the US is paltry, comparatively. Artists like Jeremy Hyler have done Batman fan-comics that they sell on their websites, but there aren’t major conventions like there are in Japan. Perhaps it is the difference in copyright culture in America.

    I think there is something to the difference in scenes. In the US, the underground comix scene is, painting with a broad brush, positioned against the superhero comics industry. The people who go to zine fests and other self-published conventions in the US usually aren’t the same people who want to draw Spider-Man. Similarly, while you do see some “derivative” work in the webcomics space, it usually isn’t trying to do the same thing as “mainstream” comics. They’ll use superheroes, but for gag pages. Occasionally you’ll see a slice-of-life fan-fiction comic. I’m not as well-versed in this scene, but I could imagine that there is more of a priority placed on original characters and content in the US webcomic space.

    Finally, drawing is incredibly time intensive. Compare it to the amount of time it takes to write fan-fiction and you could see why artists might not want to spend their limited free time on works that they don’t feel passionate about. Additionally, drawing arguably takes more time to get good at than writing. Certainly it is more readily apparent when it is “bad.” Ease of entry is one of the drivers for sharing fan-fiction, and even a small difference in difficulty could lead to a massive difference in amount shared online.

    What are your thoughts? Am I even correct that there aren’t many fan-fiction comics akin to Japanese doujinshi, or have I not looked in the right spaces? Let me know in the comments!

    Last week, I made a comic! It’s a two-page mini-zine, and you can read it for free here. But! If you would like a cool print version mailed you, there are two ways you can do that. Either support me on Patreon to get this and any future physical media I do, or buy it on Ko-fi for as low as $ 1.

    I also have a behind the scenes video previewing the physical mini-comic, as well as some behind-the-scenes information on my inspiration.

    https://youtu.be/C1938iMGzOc

    Welcome to Imprinted Image, my semi-weekly comics newsletter. If this is your first time, welcome! This is the best way to keep up with my comics blog. After links to my most recent writing, I’ll provide a roundup of comics industry links. This can be news, media, criticism, or anything that I personally found interesting.

    Please don’t forget about the resources tab on this website. It’s a collection of reading guides, tutorials, and free legal resources like public domain image archives. I want this to be as useful as possible, so if you have any additions please send them my way.

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    Comics Challenge YouTube

    I designed and am participating in a comics challenge this year, alongside some friends in the My Marvelous Year community. I have picked 52 comics from 52 categories, shown below. I’d love for you to participate and comment along as you are reading! Note that on this list, categories that match with episodes from the Extra Issues podcast.

    Comic Challenge Extra Issues Edition 2026Download

    I decided to create a YouTube documenting my reading journey! MAGAZINE MARCH has almost concluded. Recently I published videos on SIN CITY and JACK KIRBY’S FOURTH WORLD, the latter of which was done in conversation with Matt Bernico of the Magnificast Podcast. Pre-order his book!

    https://youtu.be/Rvi1bzgWPGU

    https://youtu.be/prUm5nPHhdQ

    I’ve also been doing little shorts where I poorly read a scene I liked from these comics. I guess shortform video gets juiced in the algorithm because they have been blowing up. You can check out the playlist of them here.

    It would mean the world to me if, in addition to watching this video, you subscribed to my channel and gave the video a like. No one knows exactly how the black box of social media algorithms work, but I do know that if you interact with the video in different ways, YouTube might show it to more people who would be interested. The other easy way you can help is by sharing this video with a comic fan in your life!

    Link Roundup

    News:

    Disney Layoffs
    Disney fired a massive number of their workers. This includes a number of people at Marvel comics, like former Head of Sales David Gabriel and 3 comics editors.

    Awards
    Several comics won the LA Times Book Prize, including LIFE DRAWING by Jaime Hernandez and ANGELICA by Trung Le Nguyen.

    Jeopardy
    Comics writer Tini Howard was on Jeopardy!

    Comics, Adapted (Into New Comics)
    SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN is coming to Webtoon. A number of Western, print-original comics are getting adapted into infinite-scroll digital comics. This is an interesting trend worth keeping an eye on.

    Social Media Sucks
    Syundei, the creator of a popular manga, GO FOR IT NAKAMURA!, was bullied off of Twitter.

    Writing:

    SKTCHD interviewed Rafael Albequerque on his design work for ABSOLUTE GREEN ARROW and Ram V. on the new series he is writing, DECIDIUM.

    Shelfdust published a David Brothers piece looking at GINGER, a pay-what-you-want comic by Victor Santos available on Panel Syndicate, Brian K. Vaughan, Marcos Martin, and Muntsa Vicente’s website to publish digital-first comics. They also published a piece on the history of Batman’s wealth, noting the times when it started to become a problem for the narrative.

    Anime Herald published an article examining an interesting question: why aren’t there more anime and manga about marijuana?

    Comic Book Herald updated his Best Superhero Comics of All Time list with his favorite superhero comics of 2026.

    Humble Bundle has a few packs of digital comics you can buy for cheap: Complete Terry Moore. Kana-Manga Mini Bundle.
    Similar site Digifile has a huge collection of pre-Absolute Image comics from Absolute creators.

    Other News Roundups:

    SKTCHD’s Comics Disassembled: 4/17.
    Comics Beat’s biweekly Digest: 4/14. 4/17. 4/21.
    The Comics Journal’s weekly links to New, Reviews, and Interviews: 4/17. 4/24.

    Very Limited Data Bestseller Lists from the past few weeks:

    Weekly Top 400 Bestseller List from Prana / Comic Shop Assistant: 4/17.
    Weekly Bestseller List from Bleeding Cool / ComicHub: 4/11. 4/19.

    Weekly “Hottest Comics” from Bleeding Cool / Covrprice: 4/14. 4/21.
    Most Anticipated Comics from Bleeding Cool / League of Comic Geeks: 4/13. 4/19.
    Top March Comics from ICv2 / Circana Bookscan: Author, Manga, and Superhero Graphic Novels. Adults Graphic Novels.

    BEN TEN # 1 sold 82,000 copies to comic shops. An enterprising data nerd could take that data, combine it will the charts that map sales as a percentage of the top seller, and calculate actual market size.

    Image puts out their Top 10 selling comics for March.

    Popverse gets in to just how many units are being sold of each issue of ABSOLUTE BATMAN. Spoiler alert – it’s more than each issue of the New 52 BATMAN was selling.

    DC expands its market share over Marvel in 2026 Q1.

    My favorite video and podcasts:

    Podcasts:

    OFF PANEL had on Julia Wertz to discuss BURY ME ALREADY and Pornsak Pichetshote about ABSOLUTE GREEN ARROW.

    LET’S TALK COMICS had on Charlie Adlard to talk OF THE EARTH.

    MY MARVELOUS YEAR posted 2014 pt. 3 covering DEADPOOL, DR. STRANGE, and THE ILLUMINATI, and 2014 pt. 4, talking DAREDEVIL and the debut of MS. MARVEL. Their sister podcast EXTRA ISSUES posted to the public feed Osamu Tezuka pt 4: AYOKO and BUDDHA and to the early access Patreon feed a smattering of Don Rosa SCROOGE issues.

    YouTube:

    MATTTT (that’s Matt with 4 Ts) has a new channel, MATTTTTTTT (Matt with 8 Ts) where he posts more casual videos, like a critique of the “Blind Bag” trend, a look at John Byrne’s ELSEWHEN X-Men fan comics, and his 14 favorite Graphic Novels of 2025.

    COMICTROPES had a video on Spider-Man’s marriage.

    COMICBOOK COUPLE’S COUNSELING continued season 2 of their miniseries “The Stacks,” where they have industry people select comics to talk about from the shelves of Third Eye Comics, like the Criterion Closet, with Tony Fleecs (writer of STRAY DOGS and FERAL), and Curt Pires (writer of LOST FANTASY and FIREBORN)

    SKTCHD published a video conversation with Chip Zdarsky.

    What the hell, I’ll plug my YouTube again. Watch me talk about SIN CITY and JACK KIRBY’S FOURTH WORLD.

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  7. FT8: The Digital Revolution of Modern Amateur Radio

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    FT8 is a digital communication protocol released in 2017 by Joe Taylor, K1JT, and Steve Franke, K9AN, designed to allow radio amateurs to exchange contact information under extreme weak-signal conditions. Operating primarily on High Frequency (HF) bands, FT8 uses a precise 15-second sequence of structured data bursts to transmit call signs, signal reports, and grid squares even when the human ear can hear nothing but static. This mode has fundamentally shifted the landscape of ham radio by enabling reliable global communication during the low points of the solar cycle, ensuring that operators can maintain “workable” signals despite poor ionospheric propagation. Its rapid adoption stems from its efficiency and the fact that it allows modest stations with simple wire antennas and low power to compete with massive “big gun” contest stations.

    The technical backbone of FT8 is a specialized form of digital modulation known as 8-slot Frequency Shift Keying (8-FSK). This means the signal shifts between eight distinct tones, each representing a specific piece of data. Because the bandwidth is incredibly narrow—only 50 Hz—multiple conversations can happen simultaneously within a standard 3 kHz single-sideband radio channel without interfering with one another. To make this work, the protocol requires absolute synchronization. Every participating computer must have its internal clock set to within one second of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). This allows the software to know exactly when to start listening for a message and when to begin transmitting its own response. Without this temporal precision, the sequence breaks down and the data becomes unreadable noise.

    The “how” of FT8 is a masterclass in forward error correction and data compression. A standard FT8 message is only 75 bits long, yet it contains everything necessary to confirm a legal and valid contact. Joe Taylor, a Nobel Prize-winning astrophysicist, applied the same principles used to detect faint signals from deep space to the world of amateur radio. By using sophisticated algorithms, the software can reconstruct a message even if a significant portion of the signal is lost to fading or atmospheric interference. This capability allows FT8 to function at signal-to-noise ratios as low as -21 dB. To put that in perspective, an FT8 signal can be decoded when it is significantly weaker than the background noise of the universe itself.

    The impact of this mode on the hobby cannot be overstated. Before FT8, many men found themselves frustrated by “dead bands” where hours of calling “CQ” yielded no results. FT8 turned the hobby into a 24/7 pursuit. According to the ARRL (American Radio Relay League), FT8 and its successor modes now account for a massive percentage of all amateur radio activity globally. It has bridged the gap between traditional radio technology and modern computing, appealing to men who enjoy the technical challenge of optimizing a digital interface while still respecting the core physics of radio wave propagation. It is the tool of the modern digital woodsman, carving out a path through the noise of a crowded spectrum.

    The Mechanics of the 15-Second Cycle

    Understanding the rhythm of FT8 is essential for any man looking to master the digital airwaves. The protocol operates on a rigid 15-second “time slot” system. In the first 12.64 seconds of a slot, the message is transmitted; the remaining time is used for the software to process the data and for the operator to prepare the next response. This “even/odd” sequence ensures that two stations aren’t talking over each other. One station transmits on the even-numbered minutes and 15-second intervals, while the other listens, then they swap. This disciplined structure removes the guesswork and chaos often found in voice or Morse code pile-ups, creating an orderly flow of information that maximizes the use of available airtime.

    To get on the air with FT8, an operator needs more than just a radio and an antenna; he needs a bridge between the analog and digital worlds. This is usually achieved through a dedicated USB interface or a built-in sound card in modern transceivers. The software—most commonly WSJT-X—takes the digital data from the computer, converts it into audio tones, and feeds those tones into the radio’s transmitter. On the receiving end, the process is reversed. The radio “hears” a series of chirps and warbles, which the sound card captures and the software decodes back into text on the screen. This synergy of hardware and software is what makes FT8 a true “hybrid” mode of communication.

    The software interface provides a “waterfall” display, a visual representation of the radio spectrum where signals appear as vertical blue or yellow streaks. This allows an operator to see exactly where the activity is and find an open “slot” to transmit. It is a highly visual and tactical way to operate. Instead of spinning a dial and listening for a faint voice, you are scanning a digital landscape, looking for the telltale signatures of other stations. For many men, this adds a layer of strategy to the hobby that is deeply engaging, akin to a high-stakes game of electronic chess where the board is the entire planet.

    Why Signal-to-Noise Ratio Matters

    In the world of radio, the Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) is the ultimate metric of success. It is the difference between the strength of the desired signal and the level of background atmospheric noise. FT8 excels because it is “wideband” in its ability to hear, but “narrowband” in its transmission. Because the tones are so precise and the error correction so robust, FT8 can pull a signal out of a “noise floor” that would render a voice transmission completely unintelligible. This is the primary reason why FT8 is the go-to mode for “DXing”—the art of contacting long-distance stations. It levels the playing field, allowing a man with a 100-watt radio and a wire in his backyard to talk to someone in Antarctica or Japan.

    The mathematical genius behind FT8 involves a process called “Costas arrays” and “Low-Density Parity-Check” (LDPC) codes. These are not just buzzwords; they are the tools that allow the software to identify the start of a transmission and fix any bits that were flipped or lost during the journey through the ionosphere. As Joe Taylor noted in his technical documentation for the WSJT-X suite, the goal was to create a mode that was “optimized for the specific characteristics of HF propagation.” By focusing on short, structured bursts rather than long-form conversation, FT8 prioritizes the successful completion of a contact over everything else.

    This efficiency does come with a trade-off. FT8 is not a “rag-chewing” mode. You won’t be discussing the weather or your favorite sports team. The messages are strictly limited to the essentials: call sign, signal report (in dB), and location (maidenhead grid square). However, for many men, the thrill is in the “catch.” The satisfaction comes from seeing a distant, rare station pop up on the screen and successfully completing that 60-second digital handshake. It is a hobby centered on the achievement of technical milestones and the collection of digital “QSL” cards that prove you reached the far corners of the earth.

    Integration with Modern Computing

    The rise of FT8 has coincided with the ubiquity of high-speed internet and powerful home computers. This integration has led to the creation of the “PSK Reporter” network, a massive, real-time map of global radio propagation. When your computer decodes an FT8 signal, it can automatically upload that data to a central server. This allows any operator in the world to see exactly where their signal is being heard in real-time. It is a revolutionary tool for understanding the ionosphere. A man can send out a few “CQ” calls and then check a website to see that he is being heard in Spain, Australia, and Brazil, all within seconds.

    This real-time feedback loop has changed the way men approach radio. It removes the mystery and replaces it with data. If you aren’t being heard, you can immediately troubleshoot your antenna or wait for the bands to open up. This data-driven approach appeals to the problem-solving nature of the masculine mind. It turns amateur radio into a laboratory where the results are visible and measurable. You aren’t just shouting into the void; you are probing the atmosphere and receiving instant confirmation of your reach.

    Furthermore, FT8 has fostered a global community of “citizen scientists.” By contributing data to these networks, ham operators are helping researchers understand solar cycles and their impact on global communications. As noted in various IEEE publications, the sheer volume of data generated by FT8 operators provides a unique look at the Earth’s upper atmosphere that was previously impossible to obtain on such a scale. When you engage in FT8, you aren’t just playing with a radio; you are part of a global sensor network that monitors the very fringes of our planet’s environment.

    The Role of Precision Timing

    As mentioned, timing is the lifeblood of FT8. Because the protocol relies on such tight windows of transmission, even a two-second drift in your computer’s clock can make you invisible to the rest of the world. This has led to the widespread use of time-synchronization software like Dimension 4 or Meinberg NTP. For the radio enthusiast, this adds another layer of technical “shack” maintenance. Ensuring that your station is perfectly synced to the atomic clocks in Colorado or via GPS is a point of pride. It represents the discipline required to participate in high-level digital communications.

    This requirement for precision also highlights the evolution of the amateur radio station. The modern “shack” is often a clean, streamlined desk featuring a high-resolution monitor and a sleek transceiver. Gone are the days of massive, heat-spewing vacuum tube amplifiers—though those still have their place. The FT8 operator is a digital navigator, managing signal levels, gain settings, and software configurations to ensure the cleanest possible signal. Over-driving the audio, for instance, creates “splatter” that ruins the frequency for others. Mastery of FT8 requires a gentleman’s agreement to maintain a clean signal and respect the shared bandwidth of the community.

    The discipline of the 15-second cycle also introduces a meditative quality to the hobby. There is a cadence to it—transmit, wait, decode, respond. It requires focus and patience. You are watching the waterfall, waiting for that specific signal to emerge from the static. When the software finally highlights a successful decode in bright red or green, there is a genuine sense of accomplishment. It is a modern manifestation of the same thrill early radio pioneers felt when they first heard a Morse code signal crackle through their headsets a century ago.

    FT8 and the Future of Amateur Radio

    While some traditionalists argue that FT8 has taken the “human element” out of radio, the reality is that it has saved the hobby for thousands of men. In an era of high urban noise and restricted antenna space, FT8 allows a man to remain active and competitive. You don’t need a 100-foot tower to be a successful FT8 operator; a simple wire hidden in the attic can often be enough to work the world. It has democratized the airwaves, making the thrill of long-distance communication accessible to anyone with a basic radio and a laptop.

    Looking forward, FT8 is just the beginning. The principles of weak-signal digital communication are being applied to even more robust modes like FT4 (a faster version for contesting) and JS8Call (which allows for actual keyboard-to-keyboard messaging). The technology is constantly evolving, driven by the same spirit of innovation that has defined amateur radio since its inception. As we move deeper into the 21st century, the marriage of radio physics and digital signal processing will only grow stronger, ensuring that the airwaves remain a vibrant frontier for exploration and discovery.

    In conclusion, FT8 represents the pinnacle of modern amateur radio engineering. It is a mode built on the foundations of advanced mathematics, precise timing, and a deep understanding of the natural world. For the man who is looking to earn his license, FT8 offers a clear path toward global connectivity and technical mastery. It is a testament to the fact that even when the sun is quiet and the bands seem dead, there is always a way to reach out and touch the other side of the planet. The digital revolution is here, and it is chirping across the HF bands in 15-second increments, waiting for the next generation of operators to join the conversation.

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  8. I ❤️ the days of Hayes & RacalVadic where:
    1️⃣ You knew your connection speed by the negotiation audio
    2️⃣ You read the text as fast as it was displayed

    (And you .32bis US Robotics whippersnappers can just keep scrolling. 😜)

    Watch:
    ▶️ BBS: The Documentary
    youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7n
    #ATDT #BBS

  9. Didn't want to ride the bike this morning, so I scrolled a bit through PS+ and saw this game...
    No idea if I'll like it...
    But I could stream it so that was a plus... 😊

    #Playstation #PSPlusPremium #ShareYourGames

  10. #kinetic my illustration page looks good.

    nonlinear.nyc/card/dudes/

    Next:
    - animation in and out (with IntersectionObserver)
    - maybe an infinite scroll with loop of images
    - fix credits modal

  11. Scrolling ebay for some Agatha merch and suddenly.. 🤣 #AgathaHarkness #Lego

  12. Scrolling ebay for some Agatha merch and suddenly.. 🤣 #AgathaHarkness #Lego

  13. Scrolling ebay for some Agatha merch and suddenly.. 🤣 #AgathaHarkness #Lego

  14. Scrolling ebay for some Agatha merch and suddenly.. 🤣 #AgathaHarkness #Lego

  15. Casey is actually the more competent of the two, being able to duplicate a stolen scroll, with which they hope to rip off another criminal.

    The movie's silly fun with lots of bikinis and only occasionally decent tunes padding out the film. (#LittleRichard!) We also get #TomServo's fabulous tune "Creepy Girl," sung to the brunette who has the hots for Tommy Kirk. m.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv0S2gzc

  16. Casey is actually the more competent of the two, being able to duplicate a stolen scroll, with which they hope to rip off another criminal.

    The movie's silly fun with lots of bikinis and only occasionally decent tunes padding out the film. (#LittleRichard!) We also get #TomServo's fabulous tune "Creepy Girl," sung to the brunette who has the hots for Tommy Kirk. m.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv0S2gzc

  17. Casey is actually the more competent of the two, being able to duplicate a stolen scroll, with which they hope to rip off another criminal.

    The movie's silly fun with lots of bikinis and only occasionally decent tunes padding out the film. (#LittleRichard!) We also get #TomServo's fabulous tune "Creepy Girl," sung to the brunette who has the hots for Tommy Kirk. m.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv0S2gzc

  18. Buenos días, gentecilla. Tan solo decir que tenéis estos jueguillos muy interesantes gratis en #steam por tiempo limitado:

    - > Nine Hells - Miedito en primera persona - Hasta el 20 de abril

    store.steampowered.com/app/286

    - > Legend of Keepers - Combate por turnos/Rogue Like - Hasta el 23 de abril

    store.steampowered.com/app/978

    - > Burning Skies y sus DLCs - Navecitas (scrolling shoot'em up) - Hasta el 27 de abril

    store.steampowered.com/app/229

    Buen finde :catjam: #freegames #steamgames #gratis #videogames

  19. DATE: April 23, 2026 at 04:45PM
    SOURCE: HEALTHCARE INFO SECURITY

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    #Doctor Lobby Urges #Congress to Set AI Chatbot Safeguards: @AmerMedicalAssn Wants #Privacy, #Security AI Tool Protections, Especially in #MentalHealth t.co/zZKv5qpJdm #AMA

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    Articles can be found by scrolling down the page at healthcareinfosecurity.com/ under the title "Latest"

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  20. DATE: January 09, 2026 at 05:31PM
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  21. DATE: January 29, 2026 at 05:00PM
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  22. DATE: May 23, 2025 at 07:00AM
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