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Trial meets primary objective of demonstrating safety and tolerability over 12-week treatment period
IMO-8400 also demonstrates clinical proof-of-concept in psoriasis
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--Idera Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: IDRA) today announced positive top-line data from its randomized, double-blind, placebo controlled Phase 2 trial of IMO-8400 in 32 patients with moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis. The primary objective of the trial was to evaluate the safety and tolerability of IMO-8400 over a 12-week treatment period, with a secondary objective to evaluate the clinical activity of IMO-8400. The trial met its primary objective as all treatments were well tolerated with no treatment related discontinuation, serious adverse events or dose reductions. IMO-8400 treatment met the secondary objective of demonstrating clinical activity in patients with psoriasis, as assessed by Psoriasis Area and Severity Index (PASI). IMO-8400, which is Idera's lead clinical candidate, is an antagonist of Toll-like receptors (TLRs) 7, 8, and 9. Idera's strategy is to develop IMO-8400 for the treatment of genetically defined forms of B-cell lymphoma and orphan autoimmune diseases.
"Successful completion of this trial is an important additional milestone in our TLR antagonist program. We have studied psoriasis as the initial disease indication to demonstrate clinical proof of concept for our TLR antagonists in autoimmune diseases," said Sudhir Agrawal, D. Phil., Chief Executive Officer of Idera Pharmaceuticals. "With these data, we can now pursue our announced business strategy and advance our TLR antagonist drug candidates for the treatment of orphan diseases with high unmet medical need. Towards this goal, our clinical development strategy for IMO-8400 is focused on B-cell lymphomas harboring the MYD88 L265P mutation, and on orphan autoimmune disease indications. Over the remainder of 2014, we anticipate enrolling patients in IMO-8400 trials for Waldenström's macroglobulinemia, diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and polymyositis and dermatomyositis."
"We are very pleased to have met the goals of this trial related to safety and tolerability over three months of dosing, and to have obtained evidence of clinical activity with IMO-8400 in psoriasis patients. This provides further validation of the scientific rationale of blocking over-activation of specific TLRs," commented Lou Brenner, M.D., Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of Idera Pharmaceuticals. "These data also support our clinical development plans for IMO-8400 in genetically defined forms of B-cell lymphoma and orphan autoimmune diseases."
The trial met its primary objective of demonstrating safety and tolerability at all three dose levels. For all subjects, treatment was well tolerated with no treatment related discontinuation, serious adverse events or dose reductions.
The trial also met a secondary objective of demonstrating clinical activity based on PASI scores. Among patients who completed 12 weeks of treatment per protocol, PASI 50 was achieved in nine (45%) of 20 who received IMO-8400 at any dose level, and in one (14%) of seven who received placebo. PASI 75 was achieved in four (20%) of IMO-8400 treated patients at any dose level, and in zero placebo patients. PASI 50 and PASI 75 are defined as 50% and 75% improvement, respectively, compared to baseline PASI.
About the Phase 2 Trial
This Phase 2 trial is a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, in which the Company enrolled 32 patients with moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis, with a minimum PASI score of 12 or above. All patients were withdrawn from prior therapies with an appropriate wash-out period, and were randomized equally to receive subcutaneous IMO-8400 monotherapy at dose levels of 0.075 mg/kg, 0.15 mg/kg and 0.3 mg/kg or placebo, weekly for 12 weeks, with a six-week follow-up period. The primary objective of the trial was to evaluate the safety and tolerability of IMO-8400. A secondary objective of the trial was to evaluate the clinical activity of IMO-8400 as assessed using standard clinical metrics, including Psoriasis Area and Severity Index (PASI) scores.
Additionally, in October 2013, Idera expanded the trial to evaluate a dose of 0.6 mg/kg once weekly and placebo in 12 patients. This trial is being conducted in the Netherlands. Data from this expanded trial are expected to be available by the end of Q2 2014.
Details of the Phase 2 trial of IMO-8400 in psoriasis patients will be submitted for presentation at an upcoming medical meeting.
About Idera's TLR Antagonist Pipeline
Idera's TLR antagonist drug candidates have been created using a proprietary chemistry-based drug discovery platform. IMO-8400 is a first-in-class synthetic oligonucleotide-based antagonist of TLRs 7, 8, and 9. IMO-8400 has shown activity in preclinical models of autoimmune diseases, including psoriasis, lupus, and arthritis. IMO-8400 has been well-tolerated in a Phase 1 trial in 42 healthy subjects at single and multiple escalating doses up to 0.6 mg/kg for four weeks, and has shown inhibition of immune responses mediated by TLRs 7, 8, and 9. Idera is pursuing clinical development of IMO-8400 in genetically defined forms of B-cell lymphoma, including Waldenström's macroglobulinemia and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, and orphan autoimmune diseases, including polymyositis and dermatomyositis.
The Company has also selected IMO-9200, a second novel antagonist of TLRs 7, 8, and 9, as an additional candidate for potential development in selected autoimmune disease indications. The Company anticipates initiating clinical development of IMO-9200 with the submission of an Investigational New Drug (IND) application in the second half of 2014.
"We are advancing IMO-9200 into clinical development to expand our pipeline of drug candidates with potential use in selected autoimmune disease indications," added Dr. Agrawal.
About Idera Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Idera's proprietary technology involves creating novel nucleic acid therapeutics designed to inhibit over-activation of Toll-like Receptors (TLRs). Idera is developing these therapeutics for the treatment of genetically defined forms of B-cell lymphoma and for autoimmune diseases with orphan indications. In addition to its TLR programs, Idera is developing gene silencing oligonucleotides that it has created using its proprietary technology to inhibit the production of disease-associated proteins by targeting RNA.
Forward Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included or incorporated in this press release, including statements regarding the Company's strategy, future operations, collaborations, intellectual property, cash resources, financial position, future revenues, projected costs, prospects, plans, and objectives of management, are forward-looking statements. The words "believes," "anticipates," "estimates," "plans," "expects," "intends," "may," "could," "should," "potential," "likely," "projects," "continue," "will," and "would" and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements, although not all forward-looking statements contain these identifying words. Idera cannot guarantee that it will actually achieve the plans, intentions or expectations disclosed in its forward-looking statements and you should not place undue reliance on the Company's forward-looking statements. There are a number of important factors that could cause Idera's actual results to differ materially from those indicated or implied by its forward-looking statements. Factors that may cause such a difference include: whether results obtained in clinical trials such as the results described in this release will be indicative of the results that will be generated in future clinical trials, including in clinical trials in different disease indications ; whether products based on Idera's technology will advance into or through the clinical trial process on a timely basis or at all and receive approval from the United States Food and Drug Administration or equivalent foreign regulatory agencies; whether, if the Company's products receive approval, they will be successfully distributed and marketed; and such other important factors as are set forth under the caption "Risk Factors" in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2013. Although Idera may elect to do so at some point in the future, the Company does not assume any obligation to update any forward-looking statements and it disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.


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Today has seen the Korean blogosphere dancing in the delights of this recent article of sorts on CNNgo.
Shocking stuff altogether.
Fortunately a few bloggers have jumped to protect Korea because Korea is such a wonderful perfect place that has never done anything wrong and shouldn't be criticised for the realities its society presents. Grrrr. What I couldn't get over was the general belief that this post was taken so seriously and the defence of Korea was so patriotic. So in defence of decency I will try to add my own flavour and sense of balance to this debate.
But first take a moment to read what has already been said:
Roboseyo: CNNgo Trolls Bloggers; 12 ACTUALLY useful tips for Expat life.
Re: 12 rules for expat life in Korea | Chris in South Korea – Travel and life in Korea.
12 Rules for Expats in Korea | David S. Wills.
Of course, no one here is right or wrong. It's just … well… so what? As David S. Wills makes the point, anyone who reads the CNNgo post will – hopefully – realise that this is a little bit of jolly finger-pointing…at least I think that's the point he made (I only had a few minutes to read so I read quickly, as in quicker than 'scan' reading).
Anyway, the balancing act courtesy of me. Drum rolls please!!!!
1. Learn to Drink Like a Fish – Yes, do! You'll have a great time. Forget about how much Koreans drink – I don't think most of these other bloggers have ever seen how much English teachers in Korea drink! And, on that point, I am assuming that the people who move to Korea are adults and can make their own decision as to how much they drink. My personal preference is to drink as much as I can and learn from your mistakes (I always try to smile and say please and thank you). I am assuming you, the reader, have strong enough self esteem to make your own decisions.


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Brazilian Victoria Secret supermodel and mom Adriana Lima and her husband Marko Jaric and their daughter Valentina in Madrid, Spain Thursday (August 5).
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Amy Poehler and Will Arnett welcome baby number 2!
Actor and Actress Amy Poehler and Will Arnett welcomed welcome their second baby anther boy! Abel James Arnett weighing in at 7 lbs.13 oz.
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Service Dogs Pick Up Scent of Diabetes Dangers
The growing field of diabetic-alert dogs that save their diabetic owners' lives by sniffing out when blood sugar levels get out of whack. Kate Linebaugh has details on Lunch Break.
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Funny sounding? All dressed up, and nowhere to go. Sucks, right? Well sometimes it's a good thing?
It conjures up strange images of taking the time to get ready to head out with some friends or a significant other, and then they cancel... Leaving you home alone, all dressed up, and nowhere to go. Leaving you to watch Netflix and chill by yourself... Ok, now that could be fun if you were watching Walking Dead or Stargate or something... Wait, are either of those on Netflix?
What if I posed it in a different way, with a different point of view?
Sometimes as Real Estate Agents, we get all dressed up and have nowhere to go. I mean, we wear our suits, we wear our ties, and shine our shoes. We get our outfit dry-cleaned, and our shirts laundered with light starch. Ok, some of you use heavy starch, but that makes my neck burn, lol... We wear french cuff shirts, we brush our hair and our teeth... (hahah!)
We may not be meeting a client today. Or perhaps that listing appointment with that new seller is tomorrow. Or better yet, property broker tour is not for a few days. But we still get dressed up. We still take that time, even if we don't have any appointments that day.
We take that time, so we feel confident. We take that time so we can be ready for that new buyer or seller that needs to meet ASAP. Or if someone from our sphere of influence runs into us at the coffee shop. Or maybe being dressed up makes us work harder while we are in the office. Or perhaps we take the time because it helps us to be ready for when opportunity knocks.
So to an Real Estate Agent, being dressed up with no where to go is a good thing. Because if opportunity knocks, only the ready, willing and able can take advantage of it.
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So, what's the story with Natalie? I haven't seen any post interviews with her and there was only a short blurp here in our local paper that she came in 2nd. Is she such a poor looser that she doesn't want to be a part of things? That wouldn't surprise me.
Hi everyone, I was doing a drive by and i noticed that someone asked about Natalie, any way I was on another website and she is on the move...on eBay...selling trash bag outfit,sports bar(singed by her) and a blue tank top also singed by her So I thought i would share this info. Oh she also gave an interview (several) to a few sites..that were really ridiculous..about how Jesse is a douche bag,how she really,really hates Michelle (not going to invite M to her wedding) who cares...right? and that Jesse just hooked up w/Lydia cuz he couldn't have her (Natalie).... same old trash talk,different day well thats it for me.....peace-out
Jeff and Jordan did not do the photo shoot with Philip Alan yesterday. I thought it was them but turns out Phil was shooting at DisneyWorld. Jeff and Jordan are doing a guest appearance on The Bold and the Beautiful. They shot the episode of their appearance on Tuesday. No air date of that episdode has been announced yet. I will follow up on it.The J's had dinner with Chelsia last night. They all three are heading to Seattle today for the RP chat tonight. Chelsia tweeted saying the J's are probably the sweetest people in BB history.It was confirmed by several people yesterday that the person that got kicked out of the hotel at Vegas last weekend was indeed Adam, winner of BB9. No details were given as of the reason why.
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Family, friends relieved runner safe after explosions at Boston Marathon
71-year-old runner safe after 2 explosions at Boston Marathon
Family and friends of one runner are relieved to know she is okay after the explosions at the Boston Marathon on Monday.
"Now we can stop worrying," said Mike Brinkman, the husband of 71-year-old runner Mary Jo Brinkman. "I feel completely relieved. I was very nervous when we were talking on the porch, but now I feel fine."
Mary Jo was one of several runners from the area participating in the Boston Marathon.
Her husband Mike had been following his wife's race through text message updates when he heard about the explosions.
"I thought, where is Mary Jo," he said. "Is she done, is she short of the finish line? Where was she?"
Mary Jo Brinkman has many runner friends in the area, all whom were relieved when they finally heard from her.
"I just needed to know she was safe," said friend Lorna Armstrong. "She said it took her like an hour to get back to her motel."
Armstrong trained with Mary Jo for several different races. She explained what it was like to run with Mary Jo.
"Mary Jo would not walk; she ran all the time," said Armstrong. "I'm trucking along, I'm like, 'I need a walk break,' and she just kept going. She runs non-stop. Constantly."
The former president of the Western Arkansas Runners Club said Mary Jo is one of the most dedicated runners he knows.
"My first experience really getting to know Mary Jo was when she talked me into this crazy idea of running on a treadmill for as long as people would give donations to support the charity she was running for," said Jeremy Maxwell. "Mary Jo wouldn't just stop at 'Hey, would you like to make donation?' She would actually reach into people's pockets and pull the money out, and put it in the donation can."
Maxwell, who has also run the Boston Marathon, said he was in shock when he heard what happened.
"You train and that's supposed to be your day of celebration," he said. "It's such a sad fact that all of the attention is put on this tragedy. I look back at how great my experience was, and I just feel for those people out there."
This was the second time Mary Jo had run the Boston Marathon. She also ran it in 2007.


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Beer: Pumpkin beer for autumn
Spotting the piles of pumpkins and pumpkin pies at the grocery store is a bit like seeing the first robin of spring. Those pumpkins signal that autumn is really here -- and in the beer world, that's echoed by the arrival of pumpkin beers.
When I was buying beer for the Beverages & More chain 20 years ago, there were hardly any around. We'd buy an entire truckload of Buffalo Bill's Pumpkin Ale, and it would be gone in a few weeks. Now pumpkin beers have come into their own.
Pumpkin beer is not a new phenomenon. Its roots date back to colonial America. When early settlers first arrived, they found that barley didn't grow in New England, and they scrounged to find whatever they could use as a fermentable substitute -- a list that soon included pumpkins, artichokes, parsnips, persimmons, molasses and even spruce tips.
Once barley became more readily available, few brewers continued to brew with squash and the practice eventually died out -- until the microbrewery revolution. Today's modern pumpkin ales are still traditional barley and hop beers, but with pumpkin flavor added, unlike the old colonial versions. And many brewers add allspice, cloves, cinnamon, ginger or nutmeg, usually late in the boil, to give the beer its seasonal aromatics. The result is more like pumpkin pie beer.
One of the first modern versions was Buffalo Bill's Pumpkin Ale, which was first brewed by the Hayward brewpub around 1986. Hollister's long-gone San Andreas Brewing used to make an early pumpkin beer too. But Buffalo Bill's is still going strong, although their ale is so popular now, they contract with a production brewery to keep up with the growing demand.
Other pumpkin beers to put on your fall shopping list -- because of course, two pumpkin heads are better than one -- include Dogfish Head Punkin Ale, Samuel Adams Harvest Pumpkin Ale, Blue Moon Harvest Moon Pumpkin Ale, Rogue Pumpkin Patch Ale and Shipyard Pumpkinhead Ale. Closer to home, there's Anderson Valley Fall Hornin' Pumpkin Ale, Almanac Heirloom Pumpkin Barleywine and Hangar 24 Local Fields: Gourdgeous.
Seattle's Elysian Brewing does a pumpkin beer festival each fall, creating as many as a dozen different pumpkins beers each year. The list includes The Great Pumpkin, Hop Squash and Mr. Yuck Sour Pumpkin Ale, not to mention one that's brewed and fermented inside an actual pumpkin.
This year, Elysian brewmaster Dick Cantwell came to San Francisco to create a pair of collaboration pumpkin beers with 21st Amendment brewmaster Shaun O'Sullivan. The beer is currently available in a four-pack, dubbed "He Said, He Said." Neither Cantwell nor O'Sullivan can agree on when they first met or the origins of their collaboration pumpkin beer idea, so they named each beer He Said. One He Said is a Belgian-style tripel brewed with pumpkin and aromatics, including tarragon and galangal. The other He Said is a Baltic porter, also brewed with pumpkin and spices, such as Vietnamese cinnamon and ground caraway. They are 8.2 percent ABV.
Meanwhile in Half Moon Bay, home of the big Half Moon Bay Art & Pumpkin Festival, the star attractions include more than 3,000 tons of pumpkin goodness and a special beer created by Half Moon Bay Brewing. Mavericks Pumpkin Harvest Ale is a pale ale made with locally grown Sugar Pie pumpkins, roasted with a secret blend of spices. Several other pumpkin beers -- and other pumpkin-infused foods and drinks -- will be available during the festivities, which run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 19 and 20. Find details at miramarevents.com/pumpkinfest.


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To show off their microscale 3D printers, Nanoscribe printed this model of a Wing Commander Hellcat. It took about 50 seconds to print and the dimensions are 125µm x 81µm x 26.8µm, with its length roughly the diameter of a human hair. Now we can film space battles under an electron microscope.
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Here at Ars we naturally spend a lot of time covering high-end, cutting-edge smartphones. You guys tend to be technology enthusiasts, and technology enthusiasts are generally more excited about newer, bigger, faster, higher-specced phones than you are by middle-of-the-road or low-end stuff.
Still, the free-with-contract market segment is important, especially for people moving from a feature phone to a smartphone for the first time. Even though the $199 or more that you'd drop on a high-end phone pales in comparison to the thousands of dollars you'll pay for voice, texts, and data over the course of a standard two-year smartphone contract, it might be the case that someone living from paycheck to paycheck has the cash to pay for a smartphone plan every month but can't spend a few hundred dollars up-front for hardware to use with it. There's also, of course, something psychologically alluring about a price tag of $0, even if you have to make some compromises to get it—either way, it's a part of the market I'd like to start paying a little more attention to.
Samsung's ATIV Odyssey, a new midrange phone running Microsoft's Windows Phone 8, isn't quite free-with-contract, but as of this writing you can buy it with a two-year Verizon Wireless contract for a mere $9.99. It obviously gives things up compared to higher-end Windows phones like HTC's Windows Phone 8X, Nokia's Lumia 920, or Samsung's own ATIV S handset, but for people looking to get into the smartphone (or Windows Phone) game for cheap, how does it stack up?
Body and build quality
|Specs at a glance: Samsung ATIV Odyssey
|800x480 4.0" (233 ppi) Super AMOLED touchscreen
|Windows Phone 8
|Dual-core 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Plus
|Qualcomm Adreno 225
|8GB NAND flash, expandable via microSD
|802.11a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, LTE
|Micro USB, headphones
|5.0MP rear camera, 1.2MP front camera
|4.82" x 2.51" x 0.43" (122.43 x 63.75 x 10.92 mm)
|0.28 lbs (125g)
|2100 mAh
|$9.99 with two-year contract, $479.99 without
The Odyssey's build quality isn't bad, but it's definitely not premium—as in many of Samsung's other handsets, the body is all-plastic, albeit plastic with a chrome trim and a dark gray, faux-brushed-metal back. If you're used to the company's Galaxy lineup, the phone is much smaller than either the S III or the Note II, but it's immediately identifiable as a relative of those two handsets.
The smooth plastic makes for a phone that slides around pretty easily, as opposed to the slightly grippy textured backs of phones like the HTC Windows Phone 8X or the BlackBerry Z10 or even Samsung's own Galaxy Nexus—the latter phones definitely feel a bit more stable in the hand. The curved back, 0.43" thickness, and 4.4 ounce weight all add up to a phone that otherwise feels pretty good to hold—its smaller size and 4" screen almost feel like throwbacks next to the ever-ballooning sizes of high-end Android handsets, but it's extremely comfortable to use in one hand and even those with smaller hands should have no trouble reaching any element on the screen with one thumb without straining.
The button and port selection is the same as in other Windows Phone 8 handsets we've seen, though the layout differs slightly—there's a headphone jack on the top, a micro USB port (for syncing with a computer and for charging) on the bottom, a volume rocker on the left edge of the phone, and power and camera buttons on the right edge. Capacitive back, Windows, and search buttons are located underneath the screen—these buttons light up and trigger haptic feedback when pressed.
One thing the Odyssey offers that some competing phones don't is a microSD card slot, located under a cover on the phone's left edge. If you like to carry a lot of music or video around on your phone, this card slot will quickly prove itself useful—the phone has only 8GB of internal storage to its name. Removing the plastic back panel also supplies access to the phone's microSIM card slot and its removable battery—the phone's 5 megapixel camera and LED flash are also located on the back of the phone toward the top. Toward the bottom is the grille for the phone's speaker, which is about as good as you'd expect—it's loud enough and high-quality enough for things like basic games and YouTube videos, but pack headphones if audio quality is something you're interested in.
The screen
The build quality isn't what we'd consider high-end or premium, but it's good for what it is—a solid mid-range phone that feels like it could handle being dropped a few times without much ill effect.
We've got a few more issues with the 4" screen, which is probably one of the phone's weakest aspects. The 800x480 resolution is lower than we're used to in high-end phones, but that's not the main issue—it's competitive with other phones in the price bracket, and Windows Phone's big, bold tiles and icons tend to look pretty good even on less dense displays. It uses one of Samsung's Super AMOLED displays, though, and it's susceptible to most of the weaknesses inherent to the technology.
It's been awhile since we've looked at a Super AMOLED phone, so let's talk briefly about what it means: traditionally, an LCD pixel is composed of three subpixels—a red stripe, a green stripe, and a blue stripe, all of which are the same size. AMOLED displays use an alternating subpixel pattern (which differs depending on the particular type of display you're looking at), and the particular one that this display uses is called PenTile—its subpixel arrangement is red, then green, then blue, then green again. This arrangement takes advantage of the human eye's sensitivity to green, allowing Samsung to deliver panels that use one-third fewer subpixels to enable the same apparent display resolution and roughly similar color and brightness, thus saving money and decreasing power usage.
In practice, this subpixel arrangement often makes for screens that look ever-so-slightly off. Color and white balance are generally the most obvious casualties—colors tend to look a bit too saturated, and the screens often take on a vaguely bluish or greenish tint, not surprising given the higher number of green subpixels relative to red and blue subpixels. You'll notice both of these properties in the Odyssey, and it's exacerbated by Windows Phone's use of bright, solid colors.
The other problem—and one that is more noticeable on lower-resolution panels—is that of so-called "fuzzy text." Because of an AMOLED display's unique subpixel arrangement, you can sometimes see individual subpixels, especially around fine details. White text on a black background, a common occurrence given Windows Phone's default theming, makes this particularly easy to see.
Neither a lower pixel density nor a Super AMOLED screen are in any way unique to the ATIV Odyssey, but for this review we thought we'd spend a little extra time highlighting the differences. We'll show you two pairs of pictures here, both comparing the Odyssey to the HTC 8X. The first pair will be screenshots, intended to show Windows Phone 8 UI elements rendered at both the 8X's resolution of 1280x720 and the Odyssey's resolution of 800x480—both have been blown up to be 640 pixels wide, to better demonstrate the loss in detail compared to the higher-end phone. The second pair will be zoomed-in photographs of the two screens, which will demonstrate the added weaknesses of the Odyssey's Super AMOLED display relative to the 8X's IPS panel.
Even if the screens were otherwise identical, you'd lose some detail by losing pixel density—in the Odyssey, you'll notice this the most on Web pages, where you'll generally need to zoom in a little more often to make smaller text legible. Now let's look at the additional problems introduced by Super AMOLED—you may want to click these to enlarge them and get the full effect.
Examine the text in the photo of the Super AMOLED screen—if you look carefully, you can see spots of red and blue surrounding the white text, whereas the photo of the 8X's screen shows just white pixels—this is Super AMOLED's subpixel arrangement in action. It's even more obvious if you look at the icon for the Windows Phone Store—the pixels appear to be more rectangular than square, and if you look you can see red subpixels hanging over the left and right sides of the tile.
At normal viewing distances this effect is subtle, but it has the effect of making both text and images seem just a little blurrier, an issue exacerbated by the lower pixel density of the screen. It's a bit hard on the eyes, especially if you're coming from an IPS display (or even a different type of AMOLED display, many of which minimize or eliminate this problem)—going back to the HTC 8X's screen after half an hour or so of reading text on the Odyssey was like giving my eyes a cool drink of water.
Honestly, the screen won't be a deal breaker for most—it's still bright and colorful, and all you have to do is walk into a Best Buy and look at the wall of TVs with the color and brightness cranked to see that most consumers value these things pretty highly. For people who are bothered by inaccurate colors or fuzzy text, though, the Odyssey's screen is the biggest mark against it.


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Fiddler Can Make Debugging Easy
Building web applications is hard work. There are so many things that can go wrong, so many technologies to learn, and so many issues that remain undiscovered because everything is designed to allow things to continue to work even when they're not quite right. All of our fault tolerant design begins to work against us.
Most people remain unaware of precisely how their web application is interacting with the web browsers that their clients have installed. If analytics are present on the site then the number of requests ending in a 404 status (File not found) may be logged but identifying precisely why the client was requesting a page in the first place may be difficult or impossible.
This is where Fiddler, a free tool, can simplify the process substantially. Fiddler is a transparent proxy that automatically adds itself to the WININET chain so that it can see every request being made. It logs those requests and the responses to allow you to see what is working and what isn't working.
In this article we'll walk through installing and running Fiddler, as well as some of the common problems that Fiddler will expose for you to resolve.
Installing Fiddler
Installing fiddler couldn't be easier. Simply go to http://www.fiddlertool.com/ and click the download link and download Fiddler. Run the installer and follow the wizard. Like most programs with a Windows installer, Fiddler can be installed with just a few mouse clicks.
Once the installation has completed you'll have a single item — Fiddler — added into the start menu.
Running Fiddler
Running Fiddler is as easy as selecting it's icon in the start menu. When Fiddler starts up it will check to make sure that the version that you have is the current version of the software. It will then start capturing events. (It often starts capturing before it checks for a new version — adding its check for a current version to the capture log.) Figure 1 shows the Fiddler window right after startup.
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Fiddler makes a call home to check to see if the version being run is current.
If at this point you make a request via Internet Explorer or Mozilla FireFox and you'll instantly see a list of the web requests that are being made. This list will continue to grow until you turn off capturing (in the File menu) or clear all of the events (in the Edit menu). Perhaps the first thing to notice is that there are a lot of requests happening &mash many of which that you might never have thought about or considered. Figure 2 shows some of the requests that occurred opening the Developer.com home page.
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A single web page can be made up of over 100 individual requests.
Fiddler is helpful in two ways, the first way you've already seen. Requests are instantly logged and displayed in summary. However, this just tells you overall what happened it doesn't allow you to dig into the details to understand what is happening with each request. That's why you need to dig into the Session Inspector.
Session Inspector
By simply clicking on one of the sessions in the session list on the left the right hand side of the screen will show you the estimated performance statistics for the session. While this information isn't particularly helpful, the information on the other tabs can be. By clicking the Session Inspector tab you'll see the contents of the request that you sent. The headers button is pressed down by default so you'll see all of the headers in the request. Figure 3 shows the detail of one request made to Developer.com.
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Getting the style sheet has more information than you might expect
This is useful for several reasons, not the least of which is the Cookies that are being transmitted. This is a reliable way to ensure that the browser is transmitting back the cookies your web site may need. For instance, Figure 3 shows a cookie being transmitted to retrieve the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS).
In the bottom half of the right hand side is the response. This is the entire response being sent back to the client browser. By clicking the Headers button you'll see the headers transmitted with the response. This is important because it includes cache directives, cookies, and additional information about the response. This can be used to see whether your web page is transmitting cookies back to the client.
You can also click the text view button to see text type files that are returned or image view for the images that are returned. This allows you to see specifically what was returned to the browser before it was interpreted. This is a much more convenient view than hitting view source on each page you come to — changing the request you're looking at is as simple as clicking on a new request on the left hand side. In addition, since all requests are logged any redirect that you get — that you wouldn't be able to do a show source on in Internet Explorer will also be visible. Figure 4 shows the image view of the request for the EARTHWEB logo.
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Quickly view what a response contains with the text view or image view.
Of course, with all this information it's easy to become overwhelmed. Just opening the home page of developer.com my browser issued more than 100 requests. Because of this it may make sense to add some filtering so that you can focus on the results that you need.
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From offbeat comedy to horror to co-productions with major international names, Ireland is producing a broad range of cinema. Leon Forde profiles a selection of anticipated upcoming films.
Calvary (completed)
Dir John Michael McDonagh
The Anglo-Irish director of The Guard reteams with star Brendan Gleeson in this black comedy drama about a priest who is forced to confront dark forces closing in on him. Calvary is produced by Reprisal Films in the UK and co-produced by Octagon Films in Ireland, with backing from the Irish Film Board and the BFI. Seller Protagonist has closed a range of deals including to eOne for the UK, Ireland and Canada, Transmission for Australia and New Zealand, and Ascot Elite for Germany and Switzerland, plus German-speaking Europe.
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The Canal (in production)
Dir Ivan Kavanagh
This psychological horror follows a young father who is driven to murder and madness. Kavanagh's previous films include The Fading Light, which screened in the World Cinema section at Busan in 2010. The Canal is produced by Ireland's Park Films, the UK's Western Edge Pictures and Netherlands' CTM Lev, with Ireland's Treasure Entertainment executive producing.
Contact Park Films firstname.lastname@example.com
Cherry Tree (pre-production)
Dir David Keating
From Wake Wood director Keating and writer Brendan McCarthy, Cherry Tree is about a teenager who agrees to have Satan's child to save the life of her dying father. The fi lm is produced by Fantastic Films — which McCarthy co-owns with John McDonnell — and will be the first made under the company's three-picture deal with MPI Media Group in the US. Currently casting, Cherry Tree will shoot this summer.
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The F Word (post-production)
Dir Michael Dowse
Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Zoe Kazan and Adam Driver, this Canada-Ireland co-production partly shot in Ireland and is due for release in early 2014. It tells the story of a young man and woman who struggle to navigate their friendship, which has developed a deep romantic undercurrent. Produced by Fastnet Films, No Trace Camping and Caramel Films, The F Word is being sold by eOne, which will release in Canada and the UK/ Ireland.
Contact eOne www.entertainmentone.com
Frank (post-production)
Dir Lenny Abrahamson
The anticipated latest film from Abrahamson — who drew acclaim for What Richard Did, Garage and Adam & Paul — Frank is an offbeat comedy following an aspiring musician who joins a band led by the enigmatic Frank. Michael Fassbender — wearing a large plastic head — stars, alongside Domhnall Gleeson and Maggie Gyllenhaal. "What appealed to me about it was the potential it had when I read it for a certain kind of very joyful, playful filmmaking, which I love and haven't had a chance to express in the last projects I've done really, because they've been very different animals," Abrahamson says. Written by Jon Ronson and Peter Straughan, the film was shot in Ireland and New Mexico. Frank was produced by Element Pictures and Runaway Fridge, with backing from Film4, the BFI and the Irish Film Board. Artificial Eye has UK rights while Element Pictures will release in Ireland.
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Gentlemen (pre-production)
Dir Ken Wardrop
Wardrop scored acclaim with his debut feature documentary His & Hers, which screened at Sundance in 2010 and won the World Cinema documentary cinematography award. His latest feature doc explores different sides of modern man. Set to start shooting in Oklahoma from July, the film's narrative will be guided by male callers to a radio talk show. Produced by Ireland's Venom Film, with Bulb Films in Wales co-producing, completion is expected for early 2014.
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Get Up And Go (pre-production)
Dir Brendan Grant
The story of two lifelong wasters whose night of degradation helps them realise it is time for a change. Starring Killian Scott and Peter Coonan, the film is produced by Fastnet Films and co-produced by Fragrant Films in Wales. Get Up And Go is backed by the Irish Film Board, Film Agency for Wales, Section 481 and private equity.
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Glassland (pre-production)
Dir Gerard Barrett
Drama Pilgrim Hill drew rave reviews last year and heralded the arrival of a real talent in writer-director Barrett. Budgeted at under $1m, this Dublin-set drama is about a young man who gets caught up in the criminal underworld in an attempt to save his mother. Element, which recently released Pilgrim Hill in Ireland, is producing. Glassland is being developed by Film4 and the Irish Film Board and is due to shoot later this year.
Contact Element Pictures www.elementpictures.ie
Jimmy's Hall (in development)
Dir Ken Loach
In 1921 Jimmy Gralton's sin was to build a dancehall on a rural crossroads in Ireland where young people could come to learn, to argue, to dream… but above all to dance and have fun. Jimmy's Hall will see Loach return to Ireland seven years after The Wind That Shakes The Barley. It is produced by Rebecca O'Brien and written by Paul Laverty. Partners of the Sixteen Films production include Why Not, Wild Bunch, Element Pictures and the Irish Film Board, with more to be announced. The film is set to shoot in Ireland this summer.
Contact Wild Bunch www.wildbunch.biz
The Last Days On Mars (completed)
Dir Ruairi Robinson
Oscar nominated in the animated short category in 2002 for Fifty Percent Grey, Robinson makes his feature debut with this live-action sci-fi film starring Liev Schreiber, Romola Garai, Elias Koteas and Olivia Williams. Produced by the UK's Qwerty Films and co-produced by Ireland's Fantastic Films, The Last Days On Mars tells the story of astronauts in the final stages of a scientific expedition to Mars who make an unwelcome discovery. It screens in Directors' Fortnight at Cannes.
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Life's A Breeze (post-production)
Dir Lance Daly
From the director of Kisses, this comedy tells the story of a man who throws his mother's mattress away only to realise she had stashed her life savings inside it. Starring Fionnula Flanagan and Pat Shortt (Garage), Life's A Breeze was produced by Fastnet Films and co-produced with Anagram Produktion in Sweden, where it partly shot. The fi lm is being sold by Magnolia and will be released in Ireland this summer through Wildcard Distribution.
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The Lobster (pre-production)
Dir Yorgos Lanthimos
The English-language debut from Greek director Lanthimos (Dogtooth, Alps), The Lobster is an unconventional love story set in a dystopian near future and was a hot project at this year's Rotterdam CineMart, where it won the ARTE international prize for best CineMart 2013 project. The fi lm is being produced by Element Pictures in partnership with Limp and Faliro House in Greece, Haut et Court in France and the UK's Scarlet Films. Budgeted at around $6m, The Lobster will shoot this autumn in Ireland.
Contact Element Pictures www.elementpictures.ie
Love Eternal (post-production)
Dir Brendan Muldowney
Based on the Japanese novel from acclaimed author Kei Oishi, Love Eternal centres on a damaged young man who after shutting himself away for 10 years is forced to venture out into a world he no longer understands. Starring Robert De Hoog and Pollyanna McIntosh, the film is produced by Ireland's Fastnet Films, and is co-produced by Rinkel Films in the Netherlands, Red Lion in Luxembourg and TO Entertainment in Japan.
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Love, Rosie (pre-production)
Dir Christian Ditter
Set to start shooting in Ireland in May, this rom-com stars Lily Collins and Sam Claflin as best friends Rosie and Alex, who take very different paths when she becomes pregnant by another man. Based on Cecelia Ahern's novel Where Rainbows End, the fi lm was written by Juliette Towhidi. The producers are Constantin Films and Octagon Films. Seller Mister Smith has closed deals with Lionsgate UK among others.
Contact Mister Smith www.mistersmithent.com
Mister John (completed)
Dirs Christine Molloy, Joe Lawlor
From the directors of Helen, Mister John stars Aidan Gillen as a man who goes to Asia after his brother's death, only to be drawn into his sibling's life there. Samson Films produced alongside Desperate Optimists in the UK and Akanga Film Asia in Singapore. With Visit Films handling sales, Mister John is the fi rst Ireland- Singapore co-production and was backed by the BFI, the Irish Film Board and NDA. Artificial Eye has picked up the film for the UK.
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Patrick's Day (aka Simple Simon) (in production)
Dir Terry McMahon
McMahon (Charlie Casanova) returns with this comedy drama about a mentally ill man who becomes intimate with a suicidal air hostess, only for his mother to enlist an oddball cop to tear them apart. Patrick's Day is produced by Ignition Film Productions and Forefront Features, and is due to wrap on May 18. Moe Dunford, Catherine Walker and Kerry Fox star.
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The Sea (post-production)
Dir Stephen Brown
John Banville's own adaptation of his novel, The Sea is the feature debut of UK director Brown and stars Ciaran Hinds, Charlotte Rampling, Natascha McElhone, Rufus Sewell and Sinead Cusack in the story of a widower who returns to the place he spent his childhood summers. It was produced by the UK's Independent — which handles international sales and will distribute in the UK and Ireland — with Samson Films as the Irish co-producer in association with Rooks Nest Entertainment, Quicksilver Films, Windmill Lane Pictures and RTE, with backing from the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland and the Irish Film Board.
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Song Of The Sea (In production)
Dir Tomm Moore
The anticipated follow-up to Moore's The Secret Of Kells, which was Oscar nominated in the best animated feature category in 2010, Song Of The Sea tells the story of the last seal child's journey home. Due to be completed in the summer of 2014, the film is a co-production between Ireland's Cartoon Saloon — which is the lead producer — Big Farm (Luxembourg and Belgium), Norlum (Denmark) and Superprod (France). StudioCanal has UK and Ireland rights, and Haut et Court has France.
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The Stag (post-production)
Dir John Butler
Written by Butler and Peter McDonald — who was Oscar nominated last year for his short Pentecost and who also stars here — The Stag is a comedy about a group of Irish men on a stag weekend who go camping in the wild. "They're urbane, modern guys who are surrounded by all the accoutrements you have in life and don't speak the truth to each other," says Butler. "It's only when they become separated from their possessions, their cars and then their clothes that their layers are stripped away." The film was produced by Treasure Entertainment with backing from the Irish Film Board.
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Standby (post-production)
Mad Men's Jessica Pare and Snow White And The Huntsman's Brian Gleeson star in this romantic comedy about a Dublin airport worker and a woman waiting for her flight home to New York. IFTA winners Ronan Burke and Rob Burke direct (making their feature directorial debut) from Pierce Ryan's script. John Wallace produces the Black Sheep Productions project, which is backed by the Irish Film Board and Luxembourg Film Fund.
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Wild (pre-production)
Dir Vivienne de Courcy
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Roy Fielding's original REST dissertation (published in 2000) has an interesting section on Java versus JavaScript, which I've not come across before and has certainly stood the test of time. In particular, the biggest benefit is explained to be nothing more complicated than performance, obviously a huge deal these days.
Extract below with obligatory PSD artwork. Emphasis mine.
[Background: Speaking about REST at Web Directions Code soon and finding myself on a long day of interstate flights, I bit the bullet and finally read Roy Fieldings' original REST thesis cover-to-cover. And if anyone has a good way to export highlights from a personal document in Kindle, please let me know as it's apparently unsupported.]
188.8.131.52 Java versus JavaScript
REST can also be used to gain insight into why some media types have had greater adoption within the Web architecture than others, even when the balance of developer opinion is not in their favor. The case of Java applets versus JavaScript is one example.
The question is: why is JavaScript more successful on the Web than Java? It certainly isn't because of its technical quality as a language, since both its syntax and execution environment are considered poor when compared to Java. It also isn't because of marketing: Sun far outspent Netscape in that regard, and continues to do so. It isn't because of any intrinsic characteristics of the languages either, since Java has been more successful than JavaScript within all other programming areas (stand-alone applications, servlets, etc.). In order to better understand the reasons for this discrepancy, we need to evaluate Java in terms of its characteristics as a representation media type within REST.


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Orlando Ridout V, a historian of early Maryland buildings who explored crawl spaces and attics for their social and architectural details, died of pancreatic cancer complications April 6 at Anne Arundel Medical Center. The lifelong Annapolis resident was 59.
"He literally wrote the book on Annapolis and its 18th-century architectural history," said Pete Lesher, chief curator at Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels. "He was one of those persons whose reputations literally did precede him. When I first met him, I expected a button-down look. I found he had a gregarious, outgoing manner and his hair could be on the wild side, with a full beard. He was easy to talk to and was thoroughly accessible."
He was the son of Orlando Ridout IV, a Maryland Historical Trust founding director, and Elisabeth Lawton Ridout, an artist. An ancestor, John Ridout, came to Annapolis in 1753 as secretary to Gov. Horatio Sharpe.
"What he really had a passion for was getting things right," said a friend, Willie Graham, curator of architecture for the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. "He liked to get out and look at buildings and study them first-hand, getting his hands on them and then learning how to read them."
He was raised on a family farm at White Hall on the Broadneck Peninsula and later lived in houses near the City Dock and on Ridout Row in downtown Annapolis.
"My brother's youthful experiences among the houses and landscapes of the tidewater Chesapeake led him to a career as an architectural historian," said his sister, Mollie Ridout of Annapolis.
After graduating from Annapolis High School in 1972, he earned a degree in architectural history at the University of Virginia. He then began a lengthy association with the Maryland Historical Trust and soon rose to be chief of research, survey and registration.
One of his first assignments was as a field surveyor of Queen Anne's County structures where he developed an interest in early agricultural structures. He found others interested in old barns and was a founder of the Friends of Friendless Farm Buildings, which later expanded and became the Vernacular Architecture Forum.
"He had a knowledge of the architecture of the Chesapeake region," said a friend, Carl Lounsbury, senior architectural historian at Colonial Williamsburg. "He had grown up on a farm and he knew barns, dairies, stables, tobacco houses, granaries and corn houses better than anyone in the region. He used buildings to discuss their social history."
"He was a phenomenally hard-working, analytical guy who really advanced his field," said J. Rodney Little, director of the Maryland Historical Trust. "He was an expert on nails and he loved the nitty-gritty field stuff, crawling under buildings or examining a hot and baking attic. He was really more of an archaeologist who did work above the ground."
He was named a City of Annapolis "Living Landmark" and received the Maryland Historic Trust's Calvert Prize in 2012.
Friends who live in the state capital said he was an advocate for its history and preservation. Mr. Ridout often testified before the city council and the Historic Preservation Commission.
Mr. Ridout wrote "Building the Octagon" and was a co-editor of "Architecture in Annapolis: A Field Guide." He wrote a chapter on agricultural buildings in a new work, "Chesapeake House, Architectural Investigation."
"His research and work will survive, but only the people who knew him can recall his knowing wit and the twinkle in his eye," said Nancy Miller Schamu, a retired preservationist who lives in Federal Hill.
Mr. Ridout also taught a course, "Field Methods for Architectural History," at George Washington University
"He was so at ease with people; he taught so many of us in the field his art of reading a historic structure through the clues it contained," said the Maritime Museum's Peter Lesher.
Friends said he was patient with students and their requests.
"He was one of the most generous persons I have ever met," said Marcia Miller, a colleague at the trust who lives in Crofton. "It is remarkable how many people he has influenced, especially students and colleagues in preservation."
Family members said he enjoyed the outdoors and collected art. He purchased paintings at the annual Paint Annapolis event. He also tried his own hand at oil landscape painting. In recent years, he vacationed in Utah with his family. They hunted fossils and hiked together.
Plans for a life celebration are incomplete.
In addition to his sister and father, survivors include his wife of 37 years, the former Barbara Cooper; and his daughters, Rachel Ridout of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Rebecca Ridout of Annapolis. His mother died in 2011.


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|Here We Stand, October 18, 2020
|Building the Republic on Canada's East Coast: Two Front Line Fighters Speak
|Here We Stand, October 11, 2020
|Navigating Deceptions and Disruptions on the Freedom Road: Recent Lessons
|Here We Stand, October 4, 2020
|A War to the Death: The History of an Ongoing Crime
|Here We Stand, September 27, 2020
|Six Months of Resistance: Lessons for the way forward from three Republic leaders
|Here We Stand, September 20, 2020
|How and Why We Build the Republic of Kanata
|Here We Stand, September 13, 2020
|How to Launch and Build Common Law Assemblies: Practical Advice from Front Line Patriots
|Here We Stand, September 6, 2020
|How to resist smears and black ops: Some practical advice, with a report from the Victoria Common Law Assembly
|Here We Stand, August 30, 2020
|Taking Back our Power: Three Common Law Assembly members discuss how and why they banned the COVID tyranny
|Here We Stand, August 23, 2020
|The Roots of the COVID Tyranny: We ignore the crimes done to others to our own peril
|Here We Stand, August 16, 2020
|Defying the Police State with Common Law, Courage and High Spirit: More Lessons
|Here We Stand, August 9, 2020
|The Crime that requires a Republic in Canada
|Here We Stand, August 2, 2020
|Independence and Soul Freedom: Practical Notes
|Here We Stand, July 26, 2020
|How to fight tyranny and win: Kevin Annett with Deb Golding
|Here We Stand, July 19, 2020
|Building the Free Republic from the Grassroots: Kevin Annett and Curtis Stone in Conversation
|Here We Stand, July 12, 2020
|Resistance to Tyranny: Tactics, Strategies and Soul Power
|Here We Stand, July 5, 2020
|Undistancing Ourselves from the present Mass Psychosis: Lessons from our Struggle
|Here We Stand, June 28, 2020
|Leaving the Fallen City: Preparing for Independence - A Dialogue
|Here We Stand, June 21, 2020
|A Fireside Chat with Kevin Annett: On Kanata, the Common Law and Fighting Tyranny with Laughter
|Here We Stand, June 14, 2020
|What is the Republic of Kanata and how do we create it?
|Here We Stand, June 7, 2020
|Non-Cooperation with Evil: A Practical Primer, with advice from Thoreau and Sun Tzu
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Can the Genocide be Stopped? with Kevin Annett on July 5, 2018
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The Cover up of Genocide in Canada,
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Kevin Annett, M.A., M.Div., takes us to the scene of the crime of cover up of Genocide at his Alma Mater, the University of British Columbia. A state-funded "Indian Residential Schools Healing and Dialogue Center" contains none of the actual evidence of crimes in Indian residential schools. Ironically, it's situated next door to the library where Kevin discovered the evidence of mass murder in the "schools". To see this evidence, see http://murderbydecree.com/ and
Genocide and its Cover Up in Canada: The Cause
A Letter to a Killer, and the Jubilee Revolution
Breaking update interview with Kevin Annett and Dr. Katherine Horton - May 25, 2019
Kevin discusses his recent arrest and release, the blow back happening on those responsible, the move to expel the Vatican from the United Nations, and much more encouraging news and views. Please watch and share, and join the Common Law Revolution!
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Uncovered! Mass Graves in British Columbia - Kevin Annett
Kevin Annett, the Canadian whistle blower who first exposed genocide by Church and State in his country's "Indian residential schools", describes how he was forced from his doctoral studies program in the Educational Studies Department and subsequently barred from lecturing at the UBC campus. The first documented evidence of mass murder in the residential schools was discovered by Kevin in the UBC Koerner Library archives between 1996 and 1998. then made public by him. See www.murderbydecree.com . Posted 7 July, 2019
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|Mass Resistance to Canada's police state is launched
|October 1, 2020
|You are the Republic - A Guide for New Citizens
|September 21, 2020
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|September 18, 2020
|National Law in Canada Strikes Down COVID Measures, Empowers Citizens to Resist - Officials Ordered to Stand Down or be Prosecuted in Common Law Courts
|September 9, 2020
|Attacks on Common Law Assemblies in Canada to be investigated by Human Rights Observers and Peacekeepers
|September 2, 2020
|Citizens issue Stand Down Order to local authorities after nullifying and outlawing COVID regulations
|August 31, 2020
|COVID restrictions and mandatory vaccinations are outlawed and nullified by Common Law Assembly
|August 25, 2020
|The Lie Runs Deeper than we Know: Acceptable Dissent versus Night and Fog in Canada
|July 7, 2020
|Justin Trudeau and the Vanishing Murder Weapon, Act Two. Tragedy becomes Farce in Canada's Classrooms
|June 10, 2020
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|April 29, 2020
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|August 10, 2020
|Take Back the Nation Rally - August 5, 2020 on Parliament Hill, Ottawa
|July 11, 2020
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|April 27, 2020
|It's happened. The police state is unfolded in Canada, starting in Alberta. NOW will we act.
|April 20, 2020
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|December 2, 2019
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|November 1, 2019
|Raising Up a New Nation. A Personal Message from Kevin Annett to the Peoples of Canada
|July 30, 2019
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|April 25, 2019
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Hello, I just wanted to say one day in 2010, I was asking God about the city of Kamloops.I live in Kamloops at present. What was the mystery about this city .. Then I started typing Queen abducted children for no reason, that is when your name came up. I bought the book Unrepentant and listen to all your videos about the First Nations people. I even went to the Kamloops Residential School after reading your book. That day was the day I discovered truth about Canada. I just wanted to let you know how I listen to your show. Thank you for speaking the truth. I always wondered about the residential children, as my brother would invite some boys to his birthday party when we lived in Brandon Manitoba. Keep revealing the truth.
~ Phyllis Corriveau
A thought about brainwashing/programming. The speaker you had on your show that was referring back to her childhood experiences where one person would play Jesus, and another Satan triggered this thought process I've had often. I have a particularly keen memory. I am also someone with a highly developed sense of empathy. Memories ..strong memories...are associated to emotion..or at least..the emotional state one was experiencing at the time of the event which created the memory. I remember all sorts of things throughout my experience, because I'm able to empathize with people, situations, symbolism, etc. So that role play that your speaker witnessed no doubt had a profound scarring of the young minds who were forced to witness such a thing. I applaud the strides she must have taken to retain her divine spirit and share her story with us. just one aya among many
The Kevin Annett I know
How does one describe a bright valiant soul like Kevin? I want to try. After all these years, I owe it to him.
I first saw Kevin at a riot. He was seventeen and holding a megaphone. The cops were shoving people around but Kevin was standing there unafraid and unbending, keeping his cool.
The scene looked kind of funny to me, an uninformed bystander. Here were all these long haired freaks going crazy outside the U.S. consulate, fighting with Vancouver's finest, and there was Kevin, speaking calmly, trying to get the cops to stop what they were doing and arrest the real criminals, the visiting Chilean dictators who'd just murdered 30,000 people. A strong, brave, passionate voice of good will and reason right in the eye of the storm. That was Kevin.
I'm one of those, I guess we're the majority, who love bright souls like Kevin from the sidelines because we're too afraid to risk what he does and face what he's endured through his life just for being who he is. Just because we lack his valor doesn't make us love him any the less. But for a long time my cowardice made me afraid to approach him. When I did I was even more impressed. My admiration for him has only increased over the years.
I was a mousy girl in the high school I went to with Kevin, University Hill. I showed up there in grade eleven and I never mixed much, especially after one of the teachers there raped me and I got threatened to shut up about it. That made me burn inside with anger and a gut feeling for anyone who gets screwed over and shut down to protect some asshole. The same kind of righteous outrage that won't look away that Kevin has always carried.
We only spent a year together at U Hill before Kevin and I went our own separate ways. But it was hard for me to lose contact with Kevin. He's not the kind of guy to stay unnoticed, as you may have noticed.
Some ignoramus in our grad class said Kevin was the one most likely to become Prime Minister. The funny thing about that statement is Kevin is a born revolutionary. I mean that in a good way. He can't tolerate any wrong, no matter who's doing it. And he dreams of a world without somebody screwing or exploiting somebody else. From what I can see, he's never let go of that dream.
In 2004 I reconnected with Kev face to face after he'd been thrown out of the United Church for exposing their residential school house of horrors. I came to one of the information pickets he and a few Indians were holding outside one of the downtown Vancouver churches. There was that same smiling, fearless Kevin. He was happy to see me there. He didn't judge me like I judged myself, for being too chicken shit to do anything about all the bullshit in the world for so long. It was enough for him that I was there.
I think Kev is the only man I've ever trusted. He is gentle to his core but as hard as iron. He has an other worldly quality about him that lets him be present with anyone. He really is able to love his enemies to their face, not just as a nice idea. Like on the day we picketed that church together, the United Church minister came out and started screaming at Kevin and heckling him, taunting him, hitting him low blows about not being a good father and husband. Kev's wife had left him by then and he'd had his daughters taken from him. But in all his pain and personal loss, and with all that hatred thrown in his face, Kev didn't strike back. The hate and vile shit didn't faze him. He stared his attacker down and kept trying to reason with him and reach his heart. I've never seen anything like it.
I don't think a sick world like ours will ever understand or honor a man like Kevin. That's why I had to write this. At least someone sees him and maybe if there is a God that's enough for Him. I know Kev's always been there for people like me, the silenced and messed up victims who never get their say or day in court. Fighting for us is enough for him. Knowing that there's even one like Kevin Annett in our world is enough for me.
I didn't think I could write this because of all my demons and my shame for wasting my life. But at least part of me is inspired by Kevin's light, knowing that it will never go out. My love and respect for him has no words. He is still walking his lonely road and I wish him all the hope and love and happiness that he has brought me and so many others.
Thank you Anna, your words are a beautiful testimony in his honor for people to see.
I wish there would be more people of his kind and grandeur in this world as well. Much love
BBS, thankyou for taking on Kevin's show, "Radio Free Kanata"!! I have renewed my membership and look forward to hearing his show!
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