1. INTRODUCTION

2. NEW GROUND-BASED OBSERVATIONS AND PHOTOMETRY  
2.1. IoIO observations  
2.2. SAAO 40-inch observations  
2.4. Minerva -Australis observations and photometry  

4. TRANSIT LIGHT-CURVE FITTING  

5. CURATION OF LITERATURE LIGHT-CURVE TIMES  
5.1. Multiple reported transit midtimes for the same epoch  
5.2. Composite transit times  
5.3. Some words of caution on timing systems  
5.4. Calculating the best linear and quadratic ephemerides for each planet  

6. TIMING ANALYSIS RESULTS FOR INDIVIDUAL SYSTEMS  
6.1. WASP-12 b: solid detection of decreasing orbital period  
6.2. WASP-19 b: no evidence for orbital decay  
6.3. CoRoT-2 b: no orbital decay  
6.7. Kepler-1658 b: Existing Data Have Promising ΔBIC  
6.8. Data for Marginal Systems (∆BIC <30)

7. PRELIMINARY POPULATION ANALYSIS: WHERE ARE THE DECAYING UHJS?  
7.1. Observational Constraints: In What Systems Could We Even Detect WASP-12 b-Like Decay?

8.3. The Timing Community Has a Database Problem