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I might have
transitioned sooner to live as a female had there been
greater public awareness of transgender people. There has
been no shortage of stereotypes and Hollywood images,
and none of them ever seemed to fit me. It wasn't
until I read Crossing, the autobiography of
noted economist and university professor Deirdre
McCloskey, that I started to realize that there are
transgender people in every walk of life—even
Since then I have
learned of lots of transgender success stories, many of
which were not widely known because those involved had kept
quiet about their transgender status. I'd like
to share some of those stories with you. Since my
space is limited, I'm going to limit my sharing to
stories you probably have not heard. That means
I'll only mention people outside of the
entertainment industry and whose "day jobs" do
not directly involve transgender activism.
One of the more
famous success stories in this category is that of
computer scientist Lynn Conway. Lynn invented technology
while she was at IBM in the 1960s that is used in most
computers today—probably including the machine
you're using right now. But when Lynn announced her plans to
transition from male to female, she was fired. How ironic
that seems now, because the IBM of today was the first
corporation to add gender identity and expression to
its global nondiscrimination policy.
Following her
transition in 1968, Lynn chose to live
"stealth" to preserve her career
prospects. She went on to a distinguished research
career, pioneering new methods of computer chip design while
working at Xerox's legendary Palo Alto,
Calif.., Research Laboratory, and is now
professor emerita of engineering at the University of
Michigan. She chose to come out as transgender only in
1999, when an author writing on the history of
computer science set out to find the person who had
developed that technology at IBM.
Since then, Lynn
has devoted much time to making information about
transgenderism available in as many languages as possible. I
probably would not have had the courage to transition
if it weren't for her profiles of successful
transitioners on www.lynnconway.com.
There are other
transgender successes in academia. Ben Barres is a
popular Professor of Neurobiology at Stanford who recently
made the headlines when his article challenging sexist
comments made by former Harvard President Lawrence
Summers was published in the prestigious scientific
journal Nature. My hat is off to Ben. He has
seen firsthand, through his transition from female, just how
much bias there is facing women who pursue careers in the
sciences. I applaud him for speaking out against the
bias as a man.
There are
transgender successes in everyday politics too. Computer
specialist and Air Force veteran Jessica Orsini was recently
elected to the Centralia, Mo., board of aldermen.
Raytheon Missile Systems chief engineer Amanda Simpson
made history as the first openly transgender candidate
nominated for state office by a political party. She
narrowly missed winning a seat in the Arizona house of
representatives in 2004. And retired surgeon Dana
Beyer snagged the endorsement of political powerhouses
The Victory Fund and Emily's List in her
recent bid to be the first transgender member of the
Maryland house of delegates.
You can even find
successful transgender people among ordained clergy. In
1996 the Reverend Erin Swenson became the first known
mainstream Protestant minister to make an open gender
transition while remaining in ordained office. She is
currently serving at the Morningside Presbyterian
Church in Atlanta. And the Reverend Malcolm Himschoot
was ordained by the United Church of Christ as an
openly transgender man at age 27. He now serves as
associate minister at the Plymouth Congregational Church in
Minneapolis, a congregation with 1,800 members.
In the corporate
world, Melissa Feinmel is one of five transgender pilots
flying for American Airlines, Margaret Stumpp manages
billions of dollars of investments for Prudential
Financial, and Donna Rose is a successful IT
consultant whose clients have included Kodak and Dell. All
have received leading-edge support from their
employers or clients.
There are many
more transgender success stories, but you rarely hear of
them because of the media's fondness for
sensationalized stories and depictions of the
downtrodden. You may even have a transgender success
story working next to you but don't know it because the
person is afraid that being out may cost him or her
their job. Hopefully, as transgender awareness
increases, the stigma of being transgender will decrease,
the laws will improve, and transgender people will
feel freer to be out of the closet.
As for me?
I'm just the financial controller for a very
supportive arts foundation, but the true measure of my
success may not come until we see how my memoir sells.
Once I finish writing it and find a publisher, of
This column marks
my last in The Advocate's Transgender
101 series. I can't thank you enough for staying with me
through the series in the same way that my late wife Barbara
stayed with me through the 30 years of our marriage.
Did you find the series worthwhile? Would you like to
see The Advocate continue to increase its
coverage of transgender people and issues? The
magazine's print edition still refers to itself as
"the national gay and lesbian
newsmagazine," so there may not be room. But if
your Letters to the Editor are favorable, perhaps they'll
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The sun was shining and spirits were high today in Coalville park with thousands of people turning out to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee and London Olympics at the Coalville Twenty12 event.
As Chair of the Special Expenses Working Group which organised the celebration I felt exceptionally proud that the team behind the day managed to deliver such an amazing event.
Our small team of Council officers, lead by Goff, Angela and Julia worked so hard to make the day memorable for the people of Coalville. A sincere thank you to all who made the event possible.
Absolutely everyone I spoke with commented on how much they enjoyed the event with something for all, from the very youngest to the very oldest. Right from the start with the procession of the 1948 Olympic torch through to the very last act on stage spirits were high.
But most importantly today was a day for community.
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Local groups and clubs had the opportunity to raise funds and awareness, local schoolchildren and musicians entertained, local businesses were able to offer their services and products, and local people took the time to mix and relax.
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Following our earlier post about Christopher Smith, the former chief of staff for the state Senate found shot to death Saturday, his family contacted New Times and asks that we share with our readers a letter written by Smith's sister.
Phoenix police won't say whether Smith's death was drug related. However, it seems he'd been struggling with drug addiction for about a year prior to his murder.
Smith's family acknowledges his drug use, and hopes his death will serve as an example for others who may be tempted by drugs.
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Bad things happen to good people and good families, in this case my brother Christopher Smith's recent untimely death after 50 years of excellence followed by a single year of tragic drug-dependency.
Our gratitude to friends and colleagues of Christopher's who have focused on his true admirable self in recent coverage. He was phenomenally giving, both professionally and personally.
My brother was someone's son. His ailing father wishes only that Christopher's death have some lasting worthwhile impact, perhaps as illustrative of the horrific damage wrought by addiction on an otherwise inexhaustibly positive life.
It is not Christopher's reputation that is at stake, it is the lives of other excellent young husbands, fathers, sons who might be tempted to try crack cocaine even one time. For my brother it was the beginning of the end.
On behalf of our good family I would ask you to consider this letter a call for two things: compassion in the media, and mindful personal choice to simplify our lives.


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Studies estimate that 50-70% of general practice consultations feature stress related issues (i). In the workplace stress related disorders are becoming the most prevalent reason for worker disability (ii) manifesting as absenteeism, workforce turnover, loss of productivity and disability pension costs (iii). (iv).
The 2001-2002 Health and Safety Executive (HSE) survey indicates that 563,000 people were experiencing stress, anxiety or depression brought on or made worse by work. On average each of these people lost 29 work days, equating to a total of 13.4 million days lost in the 12 month reference period. This equates to a loss of a half-day of work per worker per year in Great Britain alone. Extrapolating from this, the HSE concluded that work related stress, anxiety or depression costs the economy in the region of 370 million pounds (v). The Bristol work stress study assessed 17,000 workers and found that approximately 20% of respondents experienced very high or extremely high levels of stress at work.
Stress management interventions (SMIs), such as meditation, are potentially simple yet effective health promotional strategies that can make a significant contribution to reducing national health expenditure, beyond that of simply addressing the immediate impact of work stress (vi), (vii). The workplace is also an ideal setting for the implementation of SMIs since much of the adult population spends a considerable amount of their waking hours at work.
A study on the effect of meditation on work related stress-anxiety-depression, a randomised, controlled trial.
This was a 3 arm design - parallel randomized controlled trial which compared "classical" (thoughtless awareness) meditation, "contemporary" (relaxation oriented) meditation and a waiting list (control).
After 8 weeks of twice weekly classes the groups were assessed for the key mental health indicators, stress, anxiety and depression. Since the main difference between the meditation groups and the RM group was that meditation featured "thoughtless awareness" as its primary goal for meditation training, these results suggest that the experience/state of consciousness associated with "thoughtless awareness" has profound, specific effects for reducing stress and improving mental health. These effects are greater than simple relaxation or placebo. In this study the thoughtless awareness approach is more effective in reducing work related stress, general anxiety and depressive symptoms. This is the first RCT of meditation for work stress to clearly demonstrate an effect in comparison to a credible control.
The research project "Response".
Developing social responsibility in managers through introspective-meditation coaching.
The largest research project to date in Europe focused on the study and integration of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in large multinational corporations.
This project, funded by the EU Commission's Research unit with a 1.1 Million Euros budget, includes a number of groundbreaking experiments on the impact of meditation as a training approach to facilitate the development of social consciousness in managers and employees.
Results show that meditation has significant impacts on the psychological and individual (values) factors that influence socially responsible behaviour in managers, vis-à-vis both passive (waiting list) and active (hatha yoga training) control groups. During the course of a six week coaching program (9 hour total contact time, 1.5 hr/week), participants report significant pre-post intervention changes in: (a) decision-making criteria (higher weight of environmental impact vs. productivity; higher weight given to impacts on external vs. internal audiences), (b) personal values (higher salience given to "unity with nature", lower salience given to "preserving public image"), (c) emotional traits (higher levels of happiness, of inspiration, of courage), (d) psychological health (more frequent experience of calm and of determination), and (e) perceptions of corporate culture (more consensus oriented decision-making, more cooperative conflict resolution).
Impact training, one of the partner associate of CEL has delivered the introspective-meditation coaching, focused on thoughtless awareness, for this research project.
(i) Manuso, testimony to the president's commission on mental health, vol 2, appendix. Washington, US government Printing Office, 1978
(ii) Hurrell, Environmeental and Occupational Medicine,2dn Ed, Boston Mass, Brown and Co, 1992
(iii) Fielding, Work Site Stress Management: Approaches and Interventions, J Occup Med 1989, 31:990-995
(iv) Palmer S, Stress Management: approaches and interventions, Br J of Guidance Counselling, 1994, 22:65-73
(v) Smith A. The scale of perceived occupational stress. Occupational Medicine (Oxford). 50(5):294-8, 2000 Jul.
(vi) Cryer B. McCraty R. Childre D. Pull the plug on stress.Harvard Business Review. 81(7):102-7, 118, 2003 Jul.


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Boulevard by Jim Grimsley. In 1978, a young gay man from rural Alabama moves to New Orleans, "a city full of everything good and bad," and learns a lot about life, reality vs. expectations, and sexual awakening. Compassionate, funny in spots, and revealing, this is the book which engendered high praise and enraged complaints when the author read from it during Creative Loafing Carolina Writers Night in October.
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If you are a Fit CT reader, chances are you live in Fairfield County and you'd agree with me that, in most seasons, we live in one of the most beautiful areas. The long awaited unofficial start to summer is here and with that we have the desire to spend as much time outside and near or on the water as we possibly can. Let me tell you, there is no better way to multi-task being close to nature and working out than taking DownUnder's Paddle Fit class.
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JustAskGemalto.com Releases Last Digital Security Video Discussing Online Threats Facing Businesses and ConsumersNational Cyber Security Alliance Digital Security Expert Video Available on JustAskGemalto's YouTube Channel (January 08, 2010)
AUSTIN, TX -- (Marketwire) -- 01/08/10 -- While the Internet and digital age continue to evolve, consumers and businesses must do the same by educating themselves and preparing for new online threats. When it comes to cyber security there are many tactics used by cyber criminals, such as malware or identity theft, that must be feared. "When you start to use the Internet, and it is as interconnected as it is now, you are actually entering into a digital ecosystem," said Executive Director, Michael Kaiser of the National Cyber Security Alliance, when he chatted with JustAskGemalto about cyber security for consumers and businesses.
Cyber crime is not always based on the criminal's activity. Often time's businesses and consumers have made an error online that put them into a vulnerable situation. According to the National Cyber Security Division, the popular Mozilla Firefox Internet browser had the most reported holes in 2009. This recent statistic further proves that securing data should be a primary concern and high priority for all computer users as Kaiser points out in his interview with JustAskGemalto.
Details of JustAskGemalto's interview with Michael Kaiser
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- Businesses can be attacked by cyber criminals in many different ways, including extensive credit card theft.
- Kaiser highlights the importance of personal data back-up and the need for education around all potential cyber crime threats.
- Kaiser's Digital Security Expert Video can be viewed at www.youtube.com/justaskgemalto.
Quotes from National Cyber Security Alliance, Michael Kaiser
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- "The need for cyber security is only going to increase, if we're going to be a digital culture our young people need to be involved"
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- FBI Investigating Online School District Theft -PC World, Jeremy Kirk
- Stalking and Cybersecurity -StaySafeOnline, Michael Kaiser
- Identity Theft Rises -IT Web
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Kingdom Hearts 15th Anniversary Orchestra World Tour Announced
Square Enix has announced the first official symphonic concert dedicated to the popular Disney/Square Enix RPG, Kingdom Hearts. The concert is set to launch its worldwide tour starting March 10, 2017 in Tokyo.
KINGDOM HEARTS follows the adventures of Sora, Goofy and Donald as they rescue their friends and many worlds. With several games released over the past fifteen years, the saga has touched millions of fans around the globe including its iconic music.
World class professional orchestras, such as the Royal Philarmonic Orchestra in London and the Tokyo Philarmonic Orchestra in Japan, will perform a selection of the best and most beloved music from the original soundtrack of the whole saga. The concert will feature more than 70 musicians on stage, with amazing HD video cinematics supervised by director Testuya Nomura himself.
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The World Tour is slated for 2017, the same year as the KINGDOM HEARTS 15th anniversary. In the meantime, fans will get a chance to explore the world of KINGDOM HEARTS II.8, which is coming out later this year. I hope the excitement and joy they get from the experience will only increase their anticipation for the release of KINGDOM HEARTS III." –Tetsuya Nomura, Director of the KINGDOM HEARTS series
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I heard this quite often, and it echoed my own feelings. I've wanted to have a concert for some time, and I'm happy to announce that it's finally become a reality. When I began composing for the KINGDOM HEARTS series, I couldn't even dream this day would come. But it has, thanks to our beloved fans. This concert and the music of KINGDOM HEARTS could not have existed without their undying support. I can't thank them enough. The concert will encompass my feelings toward the series and those dear to me around the world. I look forward to seeing everyone there! – Yoko Shimomura, Composer for the KINGDOM HEARTS series
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- France –March 18 & 19, 2017 – Salle Pleyel (Paris)
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- Produced By Betty Brenon, Jan Gusdavison, Doris Nelson.
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Supervisor Producer: Helen Hanson.
- Animated By Bob Bachman, Howard Baldwin, Herman Cohen, Phil Duncan, Bob Goe, Fred Madison, Bob Maxfield, Gary Mooney, Barrie Nelson, Jack Schnerk, Rod Scribner, Rudy Zamora, Alan Zaslove.
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Lahore is known for its delicious food corners, biryanis, Karahis, siri-paye and much more desi food to munch on, but there is so much you are missing out on if you haven't tried other amazing cuisines the restaurant in the city has to offer.
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Cosa Nostra, Lahore
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Fujiyama, Avari Hotel
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Al-Beirut Lebanese Cuisine, H Block DHA
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Babagoosh Doner Kebab, Mini Market
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Udon House, Kasoori Road
Want to know the difference between Chinese and Korean cuisine? give this place a try and learn the difference.
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If you want to try street food from across the border and have a taste of South Indian dossas and Chaats, you need to make a plan and check out Bombay Chowpatty right now.
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TITLE A Devonshire Ox
CONDITION Copper plate etchings. Black and white as issued.
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DATE London 1800
The full title of this work on the breeds of English cattle and oxen is: A Description of the Different Varieties of Oxen, Common in the British Isles, Being an accompaniment to a set of models of the improved Breeds of Cattle. In 1800 fields were ploughed by oxen, tallow production was a major industry, hides were used by the leather industry and the increasing urban population wanted milk and meat for their tables. It was an important time for improving livestock and founding commercially successful breeds. It was also a time when the tradition for romanticized, stylized portraits of animals and rural life prevailed as owners and breeders commissioned paintings and etchings of the prize animals which were fattened to great weights and toured around the country. Today, those early breeds are either extinct or changed beyond recognition. As few farmers would have been literate, animal portraiture served to demonstrate and to advertise the advantages of some breeds over others.
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There's a numbness and pain which comes from watching Steve McQueen's latest masterpiece which makes it one of the most difficult films I've ever had to write about. It's a tortuous, brutally honest human narrative which succeeds in feeling like one of the most important films ever made but crucially, it's a masterfully constructed piece of cinema. Steve McQueen discovered Solomon Northup's (Chiwetel Ejiofor) memoir through the recommendation of his wife, the memoir of a relatively prosperous black musician living with his family in Saratoga Springs, New York before being duped and captured into the slave trade like an animal. The film rings of truth in a solemn, modest sadness, not wallowing in pity but unflinching, graphic honesty.
It's so powerful I had to look away on a number of occasions: when the slaves were up for sale, naked, like meat. When Northup (renamed 'Platt' by his owners) is hung from a noose for fighting back against a white plantation worker (Paul Dano) with his tiptoes just about reaching the ground to keep him alive while ordinary plantation life contentedly muddles on in the background, in what feels like one of the longest and most painfully held shots ever captured on film. It's a shot which simply has to be seen, it burns so deep and it's a credit to McQueen and cinematographer Sean Bobbitt for having the invention to create such an image and having the nerve to carry it through. Then there's the scene when the utterly malevolent slaveowner, Edwin Epps (Michael Fassbender) publicly flogs the female slave (Lupita Nyong'o) he had previously taken a sinister interest in. It's unbearable and in the hands of a less skilled director it might come across as emotionally exploitative film but McQueen's talent (going back to Hunger and Shame) lies in his ability to present an image without manipulation, without blinking or providing a certain sentiment for the audience to mimic.
That's exactly the sort of performance he gets from his actors. Ejiofor (an actor best known on stage), acts mainly with his body, watch how his posture changes throughout the film rather than overplaying emotions. McQueen's long term collaborator Michael Fassbender is cruel and unhinged, the perfect counterpoint to Northup's first master, the more benevolent, passive Benedict Cumberbatch. Nyong'o perfectly captures the vulnerability of the human condition, all wrapped up in Bobbitt's gorgeous cinematography which brings out every facet of this dark corner of history. Brad Pitt turns up near the end in a odd messianic moment which can be forgiven because of the film's otherwise overwhelming strengths. If it isn't already, by the end of the film your day will be over, there's simply nothing left to think about.
Review by David Rank
Rating: 5/5
12 Years a Slave is out now in the UK and US. Running time 134 mins. Certificate 15 (UK).


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ELISE RITTER is an award-winning watercolor and mixed media artist who lives in Arlington, Virginia.
A staff member of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts wrote: "Working mostly in watercolor and acrylic paints, artist Elise Ritter captures landscapes with fluidity, paying special attention to light, atmosphere, and reflection. She creates luminosity through an emphasis on saturated color and light. Just as it did for Claude Monet, the artist's experience with paint and light form a starting point for more abstract works."
- She is a juried member of the Potomac Valley Watercolorists, an organization of top watercolor artists in Washington DC., Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
- She is also a featured artist at Masterpieces Gallery, in Kerikeri, New Zealand. Masterpieces.co.nz
- Elise is a member of the Virginia Watercolor Society, and her paintings have been selected for several annual statewide exhibitions.
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Lately I've been uninspired to write anything. This is partially do to the fact that I've been sick for weeks (its a bit wearing) and the state of the world has me down. Even cooking, which usually picks me up, has become a chore. So, the question is, what does one do to force inspiration – although it could be argued that inspiration can't be forced. Better yet, how does one find inspiration?
Everyone is inspired by different things. Some by books, movies, music, children, or the world around them for example. Music plays a big part in my life. I actually write differently depending upon the music I'm listening to. When I write my blog, its usually something upbeat, because I like my posts to have a positive tone. When I write romance, it has to be something soft and…no surprise…romantic! When I write poetry my music is usual instrumental.
I've been doing a lot of reading. A good compliment to writing. When you can sink really your teeth into a good novel by an author you admire, that's definitely inspirational. You might appreciate their style, their genius with plot twists, or the depth of their characters, to name a few. Many times, I find that my mind runs off on a creative tangent as I'm finishing paragraph. Of course, then I have to go back and read it again! Like a good song, I might return to the same book, again, when my imagination needs a boost.
Sometimes just watching the world around me can be motivational. I can look at the sun glistening on the white snow, watch skaters glide effortlessly along the ice, or enjoy the imagination of my kids when it runs free. My only problem with this tactic, is the fast changing pace of real life. The sun can be covered by a cloud, a skater trip and fall, or my kids spontaneously errupting into a battle! So, then I resort back to my first two options and try to carry with me the fleeting glimpse of a perfect world with me. Some might say, however, that its the imperfection that makes a good story, and I'm inclined to believe it. But I also find it unsettling and I can't start my piece that way.
Poetry has a way of unlocking the creation cabinets in my brain. There is something about writing free form pieces that start the wheels turning. I basically just spill it out onto the page and then watch it take form before my eyes. I think, in many ways, poetry mirrors the way we think – not in complete sentences but rather in bursts of ideas and images. Come to think of it, this might be a good way to brainstorm for a story! I will have to try it.
As I finish this post, I find that even a lack of inspiration can cause inspiration! What do you do when you're in the creative doldrums?


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looks fun
Been waiting for this since it was announced. Awesome.
Is this better than the first one?
I don't think rhythm and fighting games should ever be mixed.
Yeah, its better then the 1st one.
The world ends with you is made of win and even if have picked the game only yesterday song summoner seems like fun.
so few comments...
I was looking this up in wikipedia (best source for non-academic needs) and did not find it there.
Was wondering about the differences between this and the first one. I never really got the hang of the first one although the characters and concept seem interesting.
Any one out there who can give us more details regarding the game? (apologies if there is a topic on this.)
Draglade was pretty decent. I hope this one is better
so is the gameplay still the same as the 1st game? same as seracrux's question what's the difference of this game from the old draglade?
the first one was pretty good, imo.
but it got very repetetive after a few hours
I like dthe concept of the first one, but it was too boring and shallow for my liking, plus the story mode was arse. I'll wait for the (U) or (E) version before I try this.
off topic: I recently played Guilty Gear X on the GBA and have to say I am amazed and depressed; amazed that it's so awesome, and depressed because they fucked up the DS GG game, WTF!?
so, this is coming out in english right? any dates yet? cause I loved the first one.
the first one was entertaining for a couple of hours
but i guess i'll wait for the US release
I enjoyed the first one, but likewise, will wait for an English language release.
Anyone get this to work on an m3 lite/perfect?


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"Anything Could Happen" is the lead single from English singer songwriter Ellie Goulding's second studio album, Halcyon. The song was written by Ellie Goulding and produced by Jim Elliot and Goulding. Goulding appeared on Fearne Cotton's Radio 1 show on August 9 for the premiere of the song. After the song received its first play on Radio 1 she said to Fearne Cotton, "I've been with this song a long time and I've had to listen to it a lot to get it just how I wanted it." A lyric video featuring fan-submitted photos was posted on Ellie Goulding's YouTube channel on 9 August 2012. Show video tutorial!
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Elena Jane Goulding (born 30 December 1986), known professionally as Ellie Goulding, is an English singer-songwriter. In 2010 she became the second artist to both top the BBC's annual Sound of... poll and win the Critics' Choice Award at the BRIT Awards in the same year, following Adele's win of both in 2008. After signing to Polydor Records in 2009, she released her first EP in 2009, An Introduction to Ellie Goulding, followed by her debut studio album Lights in 2010. Her album debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart and has sold over 650,000 copies in the UK. "Lights" was released in America March 8th 2011, where the title track has been certified platinum by the RIAA (excess of 1 million units sold). Goulding is a soprano, and her musical style has been compared to that of Kate Nash, Lykke Li and Tracey Thorn.


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