#13-08-2011

[scopophilic1997]

scopOphilic_micromessaging_1301 - scopOphilic1997 presents a new micro-messaging series: small, subtle, and often unintentional messages we send and receive verbally and non-verbally. (2011)

[rockweiler-again]

08/13/11

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[newcathedrals]

who was Augusta Chiwy?

Episode 6 of Band of Brothers is a masterpiece, but I think writer Bruce C. McKenna made a huge error in only including Augusta Chiwy as a background character with no name in the episode, while Renée is a focus. I did some research on this amazing hero, who honestly deserves a miniseries of her own.

Renée Lemaire and Augusta Marie Chiwy (pronounced shee-wee) were nurses that lived in Belgium before the Battle of the Bulge. They volunteered to help Dr. John ‘Jack’ Prior (who was assigned to the 20th Armored Infantry Battalion) when the battle started. Dr. Prior evacuated the wounded soldiers he was taking care of from Noville to Bastogne as Noville was taken by German troops. Lemaire and Chiwy both volunteered to help Dr. Prior take care of the massive amounts of wounded men who were brought from the front lines into Bastogne. 

Augusta was born in Belgian-colonized Africa (in the part that is now Burundi) to a Belgian father and African mother. Her family moved to Belgium when she was a child, and she trained as a nurse there. She was visiting Bastogne to see her father when the Battle of the Bulge began. She chose to use her skills as a nurse to help the soldiers who were trying to defend Bastogne from German forces. 

Augusta Chiwy was heroic in her work during the Battle of the Bulge. War historian Peter Chaddick-Adams wrote that “Chiwy accompanied ‘Doc’ Prior to collect casualties from Mardasson Hill, north-east of Bastogne, wearing a GI uniform because her own clothes had become saturated with blood.” Chaddick-Adams wrote that Dr. Prior thought that bullets missed Augusta as she was out on the line because she was “so small.” Augusta was only 23 years old when she cared for hundreds of soldiers during the battle. 

Renée Lemaire was killed by the Luftwaffe on December 23 when German aircraft bombed the Bastogne aid station, along with thirty wounded soldiers who were also inside. Augusta Chiwy was blown through a wall but miraculously survived the bombing. Her contributions to saving lives, and providing comfort to many soldiers in their last moments were largely unrecognized until 2011, when Augusta Chiwy was granted Knighthood by the king of Belgium for her service in the battle. The American ambassador to Belgium also presented Chiwy with the Civilian Award for Humanitarian Service. At this ceremony, Chiwy said: “What I did was very normal. I would have done it for anyone. We are all children of God.”

She passed away at 94 years old on August 23, 2015. 

Sources:

https://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/13/world/europe/us-honors-belgian-nurse-for-heroism-in-world-war-ii.html

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/augusta-chiwy-forgotten-african-nurse-of-battle-of-the-bulge-dies-at-94/2015/08/27/8ff843ec-4bfb-11e5-84df-923b3ef1a64b_story.html

Snow and Steel: The Battle of the Bulge, 1944-45 by Peter Caddick-Adams, pages 374-375 

[cutencaffeinated-blog]

I may be too old to be part of the campus protests going on now, but I have the utmost respect for these students and supporters.

The kids in their first years of college? They were born in 2004-6. They were kindergarten age when Sandy Hook happened. They were in junior high when covid hit. They are struggling to choose a path to education that doesn't put their own lives or entire vulnerable populations at risk.

I was born in 1990. The first instance of school violence I knew of was Columbine, and I was 9. The first instance of terrorism or threat to my "normal" was 9/11, and I was 11. My first indication that the US might not be the altruistic big brother of the world was the invasion of Iraq in 2003, I was 13. The first time I realized that family financial situations can change unpredictably, was 2005 (parental medical issues, followed by 08 crash), and I was 15. My first experience being the victim of police brutality was in 2007, I was 17. The first currently-happening protests I knew of were Occupy Wall Street in 2011, I was 21. The first ongoing attempts at revolution I was aware of were Arab Spring in 2012, I was 22. I was in my 30s when I learned colleges support genocide and the military industrial complex. For the first three decades of my life, I was able to convince myself the system was working and progress was happening, at a snail's pace, but nonetheless.

These kids have NEVER existed in a world that felt safe, have never had a future that seemed secure, have never even lived the illusion of the American Dream. The kids who are trying to choose a college that doesn't support genocide were the first kindergartners to do active shooter drills, how do they choose which university to allow to point guns at them? These were the first kids to have to live through, and study the historical impact of Covid, and they saw that the economy is valued above all else. These kids lost their virginity or came out of the closet in a world that was getting safer only to have healthcare taken from them. The world has failed this generation so intensely, and I can only hope y'all hold society accountable.

I have a child now, a true Gen Alpha Honey badger, and I am so hopeful that gen z can lead the charge to making sure my child doesn't have to face these same choices. Go forth, we got your backs, I'm too old and disabled to be front lines anymore, but I'll show up with snacks and do the jail release runs. I'll babysit and cook for when y'all get back from your actions.

[romeedoused]

Romee 17 (as in carmen and dancing queen). shifting blog intro!

divider ! She/her

hiii! im romee! row-may, idgaf if the og name is pronounced romy, i read it rowmay and went with it, 08 liner, bi (all 3) found out about shifting when i was 13, if for anything, i shift to relive my adolescence over and over again, all my drs are scripted like fanfiction ! all cinderella stories, sofia coppola movies, beautiful teenage girl that only gets sad to a romanticizable extent, and is unfairly beautiful, im greedy as shit and realism has absolutely nothing on me!!

my english sucks, im Inarticulate, i dont proofread, and i have absolutely no social cues, good lusk with that.

interests! ( im surface level deep in every subculture so im basically lame to everybody)

i wouldnt call myself a cinefile, but god knows i love movies, also one of my reviews got FIVE likes once, im that annoying ass friend who somehows has a movie to talk about everyday and nags the shit out of you to download letterboxd, i would instantly be friends with you if you recommended movies to me, i will not be giving my letterboxd because its not as impressive as id want it to be, and also theres an embarrassing amout of horrible movies i watched solely for josh o'connor, i dont care if he has total screentime of 17 seconds, i will watch the movie if hes in it,

my top 4 is just my own private idaho repeated 4 times

internet is limited in my country, you pay for the quantity, this is what karl marx was warning us about, point is i dont watch lots of shows, i only watched fleabag, bojack horseman, euphoria and moral orel and i watch an episode of community once every two weeks(and the good place but i didnt like it enough to watch s2)

characters i relate to:

patrick ❀ challengers, if you hate him you hate me too, you guys are cruel.

mr darcy ❀ pride and prejudice fleabag ❀ fleabag

tracy ❀ Thirteen needy ❀ jennifers body

withnail and i ❀ both guys. dally ❀ the outsiders

rue ❀ euphoria, i relate to everyone on euphoria to an extent except for maddie and that blonde dude, forgot his name too.

Realities!! (fame drs and others, damn girl did anyone love you as a child?)

please PLEASE I AM DESPERATE, if we shift yo the same reality interact w me, esp challengers! please!!!!

❀ Fame 2023 actor, 2014 alt tumblrs darling singer, 2010 pop star (came from disney), 1967 (taking gena rowlands entire career) , 2024 singer (powerhouse) 2011 (idk tbh 2011 is cool) 1920s (babylon 2022 inspired)

❀ challengers. ❀ euphoria. ❀ the outsiders.

❀ Trailer park darling, inspired by betty blue (if they gave her some character) no script at the moment, just unreleased lana songs glued together.

❀ small town. ❀ Moral orel. ❀ Spongebob.

❀ better cr. ❀ rocky horror picture show

❀ crash

DNI LIST!!!!! must read.

antishifters, kindly, i dont want anything to do with you and ill block you if u interact w me :/ its no use, ill be upset and youre gonna be enraged i didnt reply in the same energy

if you in anyway shape or form, capatalize out of shifting or manifesting, FUCK OFF, unkindly, i dont care if its channeling or coaching, 14 year olds on this app can give better advice that you do, + any form of bigotry, zionism, shift to do crime, i dont have to write every tiny thing, please don't interact if you shift to suck on your sisters titties, haha.

don't interact if even youre just mean, i hate it.

[eaglesnick]

“Even today we don’t pay serious attention to the issue of poverty, because the powerful remain relatively untouched by it. Most people distance themselves from the issue by saying that if the poor worked harder, they wouldn’t be poor.”

— Muhammad Yunus

Never was the expression “same old, same old" more appropriate than when it comes to government statements and attitude towards welfare payments.

Below is a series of statements by various Conservative Chancellors since 2010.

“Work or lose your benefits: Iain Duncan Smith heralds biggest shake-up of welfare state since the war." (Mail Online 28/05/10)

“Hammond calls for fresh welfare cuts to protect military spending." (The Herald: 03/03/13)

“The benefit system is broken. I  think people in this country understand that the welfare system needs to change."  (George Osborne 02/04/2013

“DWP’s own statics show that nearly 90 people died every month between December 2011 and February 2014 after their ESA benefit stopped because a work capability assessment found them able to work." (Independent: 23/11/16)

“Sajid Javid insists Universal Credit cut will go ahead amid warnings of ‘catastrophic’ consequences" (Canary:12/09/21)

“Jeremy Hunt has been accused of "demonising" disabled people after announcing sweeping welfare changes that will strip them of benefits if they don't look for a job.”  (Sky News: 22/11/23)

“Tories pledge to cut rising welfare bills." (Rishi Sunak LBC News: 08/06/24)

Every Tory Chancellor has cut welfare payments. It is what we expect from uncaring Conservative governments whose priorities are always  cutting government spending.

No Tory government seems to be concerned about the causes of a rising welfare bill – junk food leading to ill health, decades of low wages, a rigged housing market leading to unaffordable rents and a lack of social housing, starving the NHS of sufficient funding, a total lack of planning regarding social care of the elderly. I could go on.

The one connecting theme is those on welfare are seen as unworthy of even the little help they are given. Time and time again, it is the poorest and least healthy in our society who are told they must make sacrifices to save the country money because it is their fault they are poor or sick.

Strangely it is never the rich and wealthy who are asked to contribute more. They can go on enjoying paying a lower tax rate for their unearned income than the ordinary men and women who have to work for a living; and while the British government provides £23billion to corporations and big business over the next three years, the poorest in our society  must take a cut in their benefits. In short, the poor and the sick are subsidizing big business.

This is what we expect from the Tories and comes as no surprise. What is disheartening is that this is now the policy of the Starmer Labour government.

“Keir Starmer defends planned welfare cuts …Prime minister wants to reform disability benefit payments to help fund greater spending on defence." (Financial Time: 10/03/25)

Really?  The poor and the sick are to pay for the defence of the rich and wealthy? It's a novel idea but how about the rich and the wealthy paying some of the necessary increase in defence spending? Perhaps an end to their tax breaks? Perhaps an end to their tax avoidance schemes? Perhaps a tax on their wealth? Maybe British business could be charged a defence levy?

But no, that just isn’t going to happen. Starmer is a Blairite and Blaire is a supporter of the old neo-liberal economic order. The disillusionment with neo-liberal free market economics and its failure to boost the living standards of ordinary Americans has led to the rise of the populist hard-right Donald Trump. The same thing is going to happen here and Starmer and the Conservative party will only have themselves to blame.

[vodkatarded]

꒰ᐢ. .ᐢ꒱ welcome to my blog

basics ( ˶°ㅁ°)

name: caslin but call me cas (or reb)

prns: he him

age: 13 (13/08/2011!!)

ethnicity: scottish

religion: catholic

dxes: autism, dyspraxia, mdd w psychosis, suicidal ideation, ocd, dpdr, gad, idiopathic hypersomnia (& testing for cpstd, but not dxed yet!!)

im an anti contact paraphilic FREAK! disordered sadist and other paras pro contacts Go away ew ew eewewew

etc: proship and profiction, and yes i condone!

im genuinely in love with dylan klebold… dni if you think you like him more than me because you don’t!!!!!!!!!) i will slit my wrists in front of u if u say u do Yes i know it sounds corny but i dont give a gaf!!! im his only bf and have been since 2.2 and we are in a magical sweet cute unicorn relationship im very possessive over him

likes & hobbies ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧

cases: columbine🤤, brenton tarrant, andrew blaze, seung hui cho, alyssa bustamante, yuka takaoka, dylann roof, elliot rodger a lot more i forgot

music: avenged seven🤤🤤🤤fold Ooohhhh why am i hard🤤🤤, nashimoto ui, damageplan, pantera, green day, nirvana, tsol, suicideboys etc etc

other hobbies: drawing, editing, playing bass, coding javascript, writing, singing

Ok bai read my rentry in my bio for all other information

[ride-sgt-rodeo]

DOSSIER AND MEDICAL INFORMATION FORM.

First name: [REDACTED]

Middle name: [REDACTED]

Surname: O’Malley

DOB: 08/05/1990

Age: 34

Height: 6’3”

Weight: 250LBS

Blood Type: AB-

Nationality: American

Ethnicity: Irish and Native American

Birthplace: San Antonio, TX

Callsign: Rodeo

YOS: Fourteen (14)

DOE: 08/13/2011

Rank: Gunnery Sergeant (E-7)

“While primarily working in direct action and counter-terrorism defense, O’Malley is most skilled in bomb defusal and explosive breaching techniques.”

Appearance: O’Malley dons a slightly tan complexion, with freckles littering his torso and arms. His eyes are a grayish-blue, and his hair is blond. He alternates between a buzz cut and a mullet, despite being yelled at for his mullet being OOR. He’s very broad, very stocky.

Tattoos/Scars/Piercings: O’Malley has many tattoos. Many inappropriate. He has a tattoo of his mother’s name. He has a singular left ear piercing that he keeps hidden under his usual plain black balaclava. He has a snake-eyes tongue piercing, and his top canines are silver.

Sexuality: Bisexual, polyamorous

Personality: Cocky, assertive, flirty, stubborn, loyal, protective, impulsive, competitive, hot-headed, charming, guarded, stoic

Hobbies: Off-base, he returns home to Texas and helps his mother and father on their ranch. On-base, he enjoys rock-climbing and running.

“O’Malley, also known as Rodeo, has been repeatedly caught calling himself… ‘Command’s Favorite Cowboy’, or ‘Frontline’s Poster Fuckboy’…”

MRS. BETH — MOD

# Hi! I’m Mrs. Beth. (18). This blog is MDNI! Anyone is allowed to send RPs/RP starters, but please do be patient. I have many other things going on. Implied NSFW is fine! BUT…

ERPs are not allowed and will result in an immediate block.

I am married to my lovely wife @graygreenn , and a lesbian.

Mod likes from @mysticjunkiie !!

[echo-heo]

Okay here's my SCP post.

I never really got into SCP because to me it looked like if they added Scary Guys to 2ch "believe it or not" lore threads backrooms style. I can't seem to find anything on the English side of the internet about it so I'm assuming y'all have never heard of it but to give an example lemme translate a few of those:

1: Anonymous: 2011/01/30(Sun) 09:55:39 ID:PMjLDGu90

Believe it or not—

A letter from an unknown sender was sent to someone. This instruction was written in the letter: "Add a Lore to this letter and send it to one other person." But he disobeyed the instruction, and spread the Lores widely to an unspecified number of people. After he disappeared, it is said that new Lores were added and were sent to yet another person.

What is 'Lore', exactly?

included in the words 'folklore' or 'internet lore,' Many people may have seen the word 'Lore.' In other words, 'Lore' is a rumor that you've heard, a story that you don't know the basis of that feels like it really happened, A compelling story that sounds like a lie and like the truth, so to speak, an urban legend, etc, It's a story out of a chain letter.

4: Anonymous: 2011/01/30(Sun) 09:59:26 ID:PMjLDGu90

Believe it or not—

A man awoke one morning and cried, "I have no nose!" The next day, "I have no ears!" and the next day, "I have no eyes!" But on the fourth day he cried nothing, because had lost his mouth.

...

8: Anonymous: 2011/01/30(Sun) 10:03:03 ID:PMjLDGu90

Believe it or not—

"Do you need flowers(ハナ)?" When approached from behind, N turned around. A girl with a bouquet of roses and scissors was standing. It's rare to see a flower seller these days. It seemed that she was not Japanese.

"I'm sorry, but I don't need it."

"Do you not need flowers(ハナ)?"

Looking around the girl's mysterious stance, N hurriedly exclaimed, "No, I need it! I need it!"

There it was littered with cut "nose(ハナ)" that belonged to those who must have said "I don't need it."

9: Anonymous: 2011/01/30(Sun) 10:13:38 ID:PMjLDGu90

"She was asking me, 'Do you need a nose?' There were many human noses in the place where she stood! They all got their noses cut off because they replied, 'I don't need them!' So I answered, 'I need it!' That's all!" Since that day, Mr. N had two noses on his face.

Believe it or not—

...

14: Anonymous: 2011/01/30(Sun) 11:33:00 ID:PMjLDGu90

Believe it or not—

In 1970, the strange series of incidents began at a hotel in a remote countryside in Wales. First, the left leg, then the right arm, and pieces of the mutilated body were found throughout Britain. The examination found that all the bodies were of the same person. Police decided to ignore the incidents when three left arms and two heads of the same person were found.

17: Anonymous: 2011/01/30(Sun) 12:05:34 ID:9d9X1EexO

Ooh, finally a new thread! I really loved that thread, so I'm happy. >>1 Thank you But the Lore about selling flower was q

18: Anonymous: 2011/01/30(Sun) 12:08:20 ID:9d9X1EexO

Sry, typo But the Lore about selling flower was quite long. That's what I wanted to type.

21: Anonymous: 2011/01/30(Sun) 13:35:05 ID:PMjLDGu90

Believe it or not—

In 1968, an express train connecting Florida and Georgia suddenly stopped at a tunnel. When the driver of the subsequent train, who had received the report, went to see what was going on, he found that everyone on the train had already died. And strangely enough, according to the investigation committee, all of their deaths were due to old age.

23: Anonymous: 2011/01/30(Sun) 13:36:45 ID:PMjLDGu90

>>18 I wrote the nose Lore as a two-parter.

25: Anonymous: 2011/01/30(Sun) 21:13:34 ID:PMjLDGu90

Believe it or not—

Stock trader, S, who, after retiring due to mental fatigue, became nauseated just by passing through the train station near to the office building. His psychiatrist friend told him: "When you're passing by the station, repeat to yourself, that station doesn't exist." After that, S, with a pale expression, began to say, "I repeated to myself, there is no such station, and the station actually disappeared." The psychiatrist, upon asking the station, winced as well, because the station of that name actually did not exist on that line.

26: Anonymous: 2011/01/30(Sun) 21:14:27 ID:PMjLDGu90

Believe it or not—

A novelist found a weird note on the bookshelf in his study. On it, in his handwriting— 'Currently, a year is 452 days. A week 12 days. The distance between the moon and the earth, 130 thousand km…' —were completely inaccurate measurements, and at the end, hurriedly scribbled: 'The world keeps getting renewed.' He did not have a memory of writing such a thing. Was he, 'renewed,' just like that.

---

I think it would be a whole lot different if these were SCPs. Scary creatures and items catalogued as real instead of mixed in with lies, sharing a single world. IIRC There's a bit about the OP disappearing after going nuts House of Leaves style I wish these were translated into English cause they kinda defined my taste in horror. Compared to these SCP feels way shallower to me. Scary guys. yk.

[meddlingmaez]

Hadestown (in 4 Acts)

One of the biggest dilemmas being a Hadestown fan is deciding which soundtrack to have your friends listen to first. Each soundtrack has its advantages, and with such drastic song & character & story differences between productions, the soundtrack you choose to show a friend may lastingly shape what they think of the show.

Fan-compiled Spotify & YouTube playlists have been an answer to this problem, though a limited solution, as the show's story beats may not make sense when simply intercutting between the best versions of songs from different productions. Not to mention the best versions of some songs are not found on Spotify or any officially released soundtrack.

So, three years ago I made a fan edit of the soundtrack backdropped with minimalist visuals and featuring the lyrically best/most dramatically useful versions of each track (in my opinion) to help a new viewer understand the show's plot, aesthetic, structure, and dramatic heart; cutting out certain small story beats to gel individual songs within the context of all other tracks used. The end product is a sum of parts that creates a new shape and whole to my favvvvv musical :3

This is Hadestown (in 4 Acts), a semi-visual fan edit of the Hadestown soundtrack made with the intention of being the most accessible version of the show for someone who hasn't seen or listened to Hadestown before. This was made for you to send to your uninitiated friends, to be their first experience of the show.

Give it a watch and tell me what y'all think! ˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶

(( i intended to publish this three years ago when i originally made the edit, but alassss, when i uploaded it to youtube the vid got an immediate copyright strike :\ figures. but !! i just discovered that at some point in the last three years the copyright strike was removed? idk why and i'm not gonna question it 😅. i'm pumped though to finally be sharing the edit [albeit three years late] !!!

i've thought in the years since about how i might make different editing choices [especially since the release of the west end soundtrack]. but unfortunately I lost the original premiere pro files on an old hard drive 😭💀😭 so this is sadly the final version. ))

Here's a work cited for the media used:

~ Font: Kraft Nine

~ Flower animation: from the Hadestown website

~ Background: from the Hadestown website

~ Songs:

01 – We Raise Our Cups (Instrumental) – uploaded to YouTube by EJM Instrumentals

02 – Road to Hell – 2019 Original Broadway Cast Recording (OBC)

03 – Any Way the Wind Blows – OBC

04 – Come Home with Me – OBC

05 – Wedding Song – OBC

06 – Epic I – Bootleg of 2016 New York Theatre Workshop Production

07 – Livin' it Up on Top – OBC/2017 New York Theatre Workshop Live Recording (NYTW)

08 – All I've Ever Known – OBC

09 – Way Down Hadestown – OBC/NYTW

10 – A Gathering Storm – OBC

11 – Epic II – NYTW

12 – Chant – NYTW

13 – Hey, Little Songbird – OBC

14 – When the Chips are Down – OBC

15 – Gone, I'm Gone – OBC

16 – Why We Build the Wall – OBC

17 – Way Down Hadestown (Reprise) – OBC

18 – Flowers – OBC

19 – Wait for Me – OBC

20 – Our Lady of the Underground – OBC

21 – Come Home with Me (Reprise) – OBC

22 – Papers – OBC/2010 Righteous Babe Records Concept Album

23 – Nothing Changes – Bootleg of 2016 New York Theatre Workshop Production

24 – If it's True – Phone recording of 2011 America Sings Hadestown Tour uploaded to YouTube by AugustWynde

25 – How Long – OBC

26 – Chant (Reprise) – NYTW

27 – Epic III – NYTW

28 – Lover's Desire – 2010 Righteous Babe Records Concept Album

29 – Promises – OBC

30 – Word to the Wise – OBC

31 – His Kiss the Riot – OBC/NYTW

32 – If You Wanna Walk Out of Hell – OBC

33 – Wait for Me (Reprise) – NYTW

34 – Doubt Comes In – NYTW

35 – Road to Hell (Reprise) – OBC

36 – We Raise Our Cups – OBC

[theskatingarchive]

Tessa Virtue/Scott Moir

General Tag

Competitive Programs

2004/05 -> FD: Adiós Nonino

Canadian Nats 2005: FD

2006/07 -> OD: Assassination Tango, FD: Valse Triste

Worlds 2007: OD, FD

2007/08 -> OD: Dark Eyes, FD: The Umbrellas of Cherbourg

Worlds 2008: SD, FD

2008/09 -> FD: Pink Floyd Medley

Worlds 2009: FD

2009/10 -> OD: Farrucas, FD: Mahler's Symphony No. 5

GP France 2009: CD (Golden Waltz)

Olympics 2010: OD, FD

2010/2011 -> SD: Schenkst Du Beim Tango Mir Dein Herz, FD: Hip Hip Chin Chin

Worlds 2011: SD, FD

2012/13 -> FD: Carmen

Worlds 2013: FD

2013/14 -> SD: Dream A Little Dream Of Me, FD: The Seasons

Olympics 2014: SD, FD

2016/17 -> SD: Prince Medley, FD: Pilgrims on a Long Journey

GPF 2016: SD, FD

2017/18 -> SD: Latin Rock Medley, FD: Moulin Rouge!

Olympics 2018: SD, FD

[frigid-moon-fall]

Alright I'm tired of it being locked up in a notepad, here's the chronological release dates of all things Destiny that I know of. I'll add to it if someone knows more.

Dates are YYYY/MM/DD. Blue is Destiny 1, pink is Destiny 2, pretty much just prefix everything with the normal full title of either game. I'm trying to keep it easy to read. Kasukabe's artbook is on here because it has extra comics. The anthologies are non-canon but officially licensed and all by multiple artists (far too many to list) as far as I know. I am not dedicated enough to find the localization dates of everything, just know that various things have received localizations in languages other than English, sometimes several years after their initial publication.

1997/12/23 - Tales of Destiny PS1 release 1997/12/25 ~ 2000/10/30 - 神の眼をめぐる野望 (first manga adaptation by Shinki Kitsutsuki) 1998/03/01 - ルーティのルール (novel by Ryuuji Saiki) 1998/09/01 - 青の記憶 (novel by Sara Yajima) 1998/09/10 - 天地戦争編 (novel by Ryuuji Saiki) 1998/10/23 ~ 1999/01/23 - First half of drama CD 1999/04/24 ~ 1999/06/26 - Doujin drama CD (by Tomokazu Seki (Stahn's voice actor) and Yuka Imai (Rutee's voice actor)) [???] 1999/06/10 ~ 1999/08/28 - Second half of drama CD 1999/12/28 - Mini Drama CD 2000/05/31 - 運命をつぐもの (novels by Sara Yajima) 2000/07/18 ~ 2003/01/18 - Second manga adaptation by Iqura Sugimoto 2000/07/27 ~ 2001/09/27 - Super Comic Gekijou (Anthology) 2000/08/25 ~ 2002/01/31 - Broth Comics Anthology (Anthology) 2001/01/19 ~ 2001/10/19 - 4koma Manga Gekijou (Anthology) 2002/09/28 - Tales Ring Archive drama CDs 2002/01/31 - Tales of Fandom vol.1 2002/11/29 - Tales of Destiny 2 PS2 release 2003/01/01 ~ 2003/03/25 - Novels by Shou Yuuki 2003/02/21 ~ 2004/10/29 - 4koma Manga Gekijou (Anthology) 2003/03/01 ~ 2003/11/24 - 蒼黒の追憶 (novels by Sara Yajima) 2003/03/10 ~ 2004/08/27 - Super Comic Gekijou (Anthology) 2003/04/26 ~ 2003/08/22 - Drama CD 2003/05/17 ~ 2006/03/18 - Tales of Destiny 2 manga adaptation by Makoto2Gou 2003/06/25 - DNA Media Comics Anthology (Anthology) 2003/08/01 ~ 2003/01/01 - Broth Comics EX Anthology (Anthology) 2003/08/25 - DNA Media Comics / ID Comics 4koma Kings (Anthology) 2003/09/01 - 朱鷺色��風 (novel by Sara Yajima) 2006/11/30 - Tales of Destiny PS2 remake 2007/02/16 - Tales of Destiny 2 PSP port 2007/03/01 ~ 2007/05/30 - 蒼黒の想い (novels by Sara Yajima) 2007/03/22 - Gangan Comics Anthology EX (Anthology) 2007/04/10 - BLADE Comics Anthology Collection (Anthology) 2007/12/27 ~ 2011/02/26 - 儚き刻のリオン (DC manga adaptation by Akira Kasukabe) 2008/01/31 - Tales of Destiny Director's Cut release 2011/07/13 - Akira Kasukabe's Tales of Destiny artbook 2013/11/18 - Pachislot........ 2014/02/04 - Pachislot Android/iOS port 2021/11/19 - Tales of Reading Live

By the way, anyone know if the android/iOS port of the pachislot was ever archived?

[scotianostra]

The Scots Parliament confirmed the Alliance and Federation with France on May 18th 1491.

This was a series of agreements had lasted since 1295 ,this year marks the 729th anniversary.

By the year 1420 the 'Army of Scotland' was a distinct element in the French royal service around this time Pope Martin V described the Scots as the "antidote to the English." In 1491 the Auld Alliance was renewed and James IV pursued desultory and largely unproductive warfare along the border culminating in the tragic events at Braxton moor in 1513, a foolish endevour that was carried out at the request of Louis XII, Flodden was one of the most unnecessary battles in Scottish history. No Scottish interest was threatened and, in the end, none was served.

The Alliance became more fragile after this and although there were revivals during the 16th century it's days were numbered, the final revival happened in 1558 with the marriage of, yes that lady again, Mary, Queen of Scots to the future Francis II of France.

Although the alliance was never formally revoked, it is considered by some to have ended with the signing of the Treaty of Edinburgh in 1560. with the Treaty of Edinburgh in 1560. This is the legal agreement between the English, French and Scots representatives. It is agreed between French and English representatives that all military forces will withdraw from Scotland.

In 1967 a historian wrote that the Auld Alliance didn't end until 1906 indeed right up to 1907 if you were Scottish you would still be granted citizenship of France,.

Another historian only 13 years ago claimed the Alliance was still "live" more about that here https://www.staffnet.manchester.ac.uk/news/archive/list/display/?id=7313&year=2011&month=08

[historyofglee]

On this day in 2011:

Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy announced the North American leg of the Glee Live! In Concert! Tour.

The dates announced at this time were:

• Las Vegas, NV 21/05/11

• Sacramento, CA 23/05/11

• San Jose, CA 24/05/11

• San Jose, CA 25/05/11

• Anaheim, CA 27/05/11

• Los Angeles, CA 28/05/11

• San Diego, CA 29/05/11

• Minneapolis, MN 01/06/11

• Indianapolis, IN 02/06/11

• Rosemont, IL 03/06/11

• Rosemont, IL 04/06/11

• Uncasville, CT 06/06/11

• Boston, MA 07/06/11

• Philadelphia, PA 08/06/11

• Washington, D.C. 09/06/11

• Toronto, ON, Canada 11/06/11

• Toronto, ON, Canada 12/06/11

• Auburn Hills, MI 13/06/11

• Cleveland, OH 14/06/11

• East Rutherford, NJ 16/06/11

• East Rutherford, NJ 17/06/11

• Uniondale, NY 18/06/11

[alterin]

All The GazettE lives/perfomances available

I decided to organize everything I found (mainly for myself). Let me know if something is missing!

Beautifool's Fest 2003.

Tokyo Saiban ~Judgment Day~ 2004.1.16 fri SHIBUYA-AX.

Heisei Banka 2005.

Peace & Smile Carnival Tour 2005.

Maximum royal disorder 2005.

Nameless Liberty Six Guns 2006.

Decomposition Beauty 2007.

Neo Visual Kei - Manatsu no Utage 2007.

Tour 2007-2008 Stacked Rubbish Grand Finale [Repeated Countless Error].

Manatsu no Utage 2008 Live.

LEECH Live at MUSIC JAPAN 2008.

Gazerock Festival in Summer 08 [Burst into a Blaze].

Peace & Smile Carnival PS company's 10th Anniversary.

Tour09 - Dim Scene - Final At Saitama Super Arena 2009.

Tour 10 Nameless Liberty Six Bullets -01- 2010.

The 4th J-Melo Awards 2010.

The Nameless Liberty at 10.12.26 Tokyo Dome 2010.

SUMMER SONIC 2011 - 2011.09.16.

Inazuma Rock Festival 2011.

Tour11-12 Venomous Cell Finale Omega At 01.14 Yokohama Arena 2012.

Kishidan Banpaku 2012.

10th Anniversary The Decade Live At 03.10 Makuhari Messe 2012.

the 6th J-MELO Awards Live Special 2013.

live tour 12-13 【DIVISION】FINAL MELT LIVE AT 03.10 SAITAMA SUPER ARENA 2013.

Live at SUMMER SONIC 2013.

Kubana 2013.

LIVE TOUR 13-14 [MAGNIFICENT MALFORMED BOX] FINAL CODA LIVE AT 01.11 YOKOHAMA ARENA 2014.

STANDING LIVE TOUR14 HERESY LIMITED -Saiteigi- COMPLETE BOX 2014.

World Tour 2013 Documentary.

Kishidan Banpaku 2014.

Loud Park 2014.

Japan Night in Taipei 2015.

Tour 15-16 Dogmatic final -Shikkoku 2016.

World Tour 2016 Documentary, Dogmatic Trois.

Knotfest 2016 (I couldn't find the video, but I saw a news report that it was broadcasted on tv, so probably it should be somewhere on the internet).

Kishidan Banpaku 2016.

15th Anniversary Dainippon itangeish [BOUDOUKU GUDON NO SAKURA] 2017.

“BURST INTO A BLAZE 3” 2017.

Rock in Japan 2017.

Spooky Box 2 (ABYSS LUCY).

Countdown Japan 17/18.

Rock in Japan 2018.

Live Tour 18-19 THE NINTH FINAL (Live at 09.23 Yokohama Arena).

World tour 2019 Live in New York.

World Tour19 Documentary THE NINTH [99.999].

Rock in Japan 2019.

『BLINDING HOPE』LIVE AT 2021.12.23 TOKYO GARDEN THEATER

20th Anniversary -HERESY- 2022.

Probably I've missed something... And order isn't correct, but still.

[dailyanarchistposts]

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