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Six Nations: Scotland beat Ireland in Murrayfield turnaround
Scotland (0) 12
- Pens: Laidlaw 4
Ireland (3) 8
- Tries: Gilroy
- Pens: Jackson
Scotland recovered from a woeful first-half performance to overhaul Ireland and keep their Six Nations Championship hopes alive.
The hosts went into the match with confidence high after last week's victory over Italy but they were awful against Ireland before the break.
However, Ireland had only a Paddy Jackson penalty to show for all their possession and territorial advantage.
Six Nations table
Played | Won | Points Difference | Points | |
England |
3 |
3 |
36 |
6 |
Wales |
3 |
2 |
19 |
4 |
Scotland |
3 |
2 |
8 |
4 |
Ireland |
3 |
1 |
-2 |
2 |
Italy |
3 |
1 |
-36 |
2 |
France |
3 |
0 |
-25 |
0 |
Wing Craig Gilroy did cross for the visitors shortly after the restart but four Greig Laidlaw penalties secured the win for the hosts.
On paper, it was a miraculous victory for Scotland - Ireland had 78% of possession and 80% of territory before the break - but the visitors only had themselves to blame for a string of missed opportunities.
For Scotland, it was their first back-to-back victory in the Six Nations since 2001 following their record win over Italy last week.
But for Ireland, it was the first time they have lost two Six Nations games in a row since 2008 and leaves head coach Declan Kidney's future in some doubt.
Ireland came into the match in some disarray, last week's defeat by England having ruled out Simon Zebo and Gordon D'Arcy for the tournament and Jonathan Sexton and Mike McCarthy out of the match with Scotland.
With Sexton injured, Kidney picked Ulster's Jackson at fly-half instead of the vastly experienced Ronan O'Gara and the 21-year-old's first touch was a nervy knock-on.
Official match stats
Scotland | Ireland | |
29% |
Possession |
71% |
23% |
Territory |
77% |
5 (2) |
Scrums won (lost) |
5 (2) |
11 (1) |
Line-outs won (lost) |
13 (4) |
16 |
Pens conceded |
13 |
29 |
Rucks won |
106 |
30 |
Possession kicked |
28 |
128 (16) |
Tackles made (missed) |
44(4) |
1 |
Offloads |
7 |
0 |
Line breaks |
4 |
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Regardless, the visitors had the edge in the opening exchanges, with Ulster centre Luke Marshall, also on debut, wreaking havoc in the Scotland ranks.
First, Marshall scythed through the Scotland midfield and set Keith Earls free, only for the Munster wing to be tackled short of the line. And a couple of minutes later Marshall should have put Gilroy in for a try in the other corner after another clean break but butchered the pass.
Ireland continued to apply pressure and prop Ryan Grant was shown a yellow card for interfering with Laidlaw's run after 16 minutes, although Jackson missed the resulting penalty from out wide.
A minute before Grant's re-appearance Ireland had another clear-cut try-scoring opportunity but Earls decided to go on the outside when he had Brian O'Driscoll inside him and was bundled into touch by Sean Maitland.
With Scotland leaking penalties at the scrum and breakdown Ireland continued to batter away at them. But the first points did not come until the 35th minute, when Jackson slotted a penalty from in front of the posts.
Stuart Hogg's long-range penalty attempt came up short on the stroke of half-time but Scotland would have been mightily relieved to be only three points behind. Ireland, meanwhile, should have been over the hill and far away.
The second half started where the first half left off, with Ireland coming in waves. But Scotland's defence, which had hitherto been monumental, could hold out no longer and Gilroy pirouetted over for a try three minutes in.
However, two penalties from Laidlaw reduced the deficit to two points while two missed kicks by Jackson would have increased the visitors' concern. That concern would have turned to genuine fear when Laidlaw gave Scotland the lead with another three-pointer after Ireland collapsed a maul.
Entering the final quarter Scotland looked like the more vibrant side, while Ireland, feeling the need to take risks, began to make crucial mistakes.
O'Gara was introduced after 66 minutes but with Scotland content to kick for territory the Munster veteran was unable to make a mark.
Ireland camped out on Scotland's try-line for the final few minutes but Scotland's defence held firm, with the result confirmed when Marshall knocked-on.
Scotland: Hogg, Maitland, Lamont, Scott, Visser, Jackson, Laidlaw, Grant, Ford, Cross, Gray, Hamilton, Harley, Beattie, Brown.
Replacements: Weir for Jackson (60), Hall for Ford (45), Low for Cross (74), Kellock for Hamilton (72), Denton for Beattie (72).
Not Used: Welsh, Pyrgos, Evans.
Sin Bin: Grant (16).
Ireland: Kearney, Gilroy, O'Driscoll, L. Marshall, Earls, Jackson, Murray, Court, Best, Ross, O'Callaghan, Ryan, O'Mahony, Heaslip, O'Brien.
Replacements: Fitzgerald for Gilroy (60), O'Gara for Jackson (64), Reddan for Murray (70), Kilcoyne for Court (53), Toner for O'Callaghan (72), Henderson for O'Mahony (72).
Not Used: Cronin, Fitzpatrick.
Att: 67,006
Ref: Wayne Barnes (RFU).
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Comment number 413.
26th February 2013 - 15:08@410 Also pleased for big Jim. Always preferred him in the squad over Kellock for bulk and power in the scrum more than anything, good to see him performing well around the park and in the lineouts though, he has had a cracking couple of games, long may it continue!
Comment number 412.
26th February 2013 - 13:05Inverdale and the rest should look at the stats from Last year's game v England, which England won. Did they ask the same questions then? Passes: Scotland- 238, England - 72. Tackles: Scotland 62(2 miss), England 142 (16 miss). Line Breaks: Scotland 7, England 1. Scotland dominated that game but didn't get the points. That's rugby.
Comment number 411.
26th February 2013 - 11:16Laidlaw was pretty much required to kick...the ball he was getting was too slow to do much with and taking it up through the phases against Ireland puts you at the mercy of their "dark arts" at the breakdown. Looking at the stats for territory a great deal of Ireland's time in the Scottish half was outside the 22.
Comment number 410.
26th February 2013 - 9:52I doubt we'll be as low on the possession stats against Wal Wayne Barnes will not be policing the breakdown plus Wal whilst having a good back row do not live so nearly on the edge in the rucks as Ireland do. Weir looked good when he came on and Lamont was caught out defensively a few times so again may look to change that.
Please for big Jim getting MOTM after some doubting his input for the team -
Comment number 409.
26th February 2013 - 9:02I think Scotland know they can't play like did against Ireland, when facing Wales. I reckon they had a game plan for Ireland, but for some reason it didn't work so reverted to a defensive strategy. Johnson needs to refresh the back row. It worked against Italy, but they need to be stronger at the breakdown. Barclay had a good game for Glasgow, he should get a start.
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Louis Segond 1910 (French) (LSG) | New International Version (NIV) |
7 Et le sacrificateur fera pour lui l'expiation devant l'?ternel, et il lui sera pardonn?, quelle que soit la faute dont il se sera rendu coupable. | 7 In this way the priest will make atonement for him before the LORD, and he will be forgiven for any of these things he did that made him guilty." |
The Louis Segond 1910 is in the public domain. (Louis Segond 1910 - French Holy Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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1. Can you tell us a bit about you? Where you grew up in France, how you became an author?
I'm a 43-year-old man who still believes he is 17. I practiced a lot of sports, from fencing to rugby, until my knees begged me to stop. I'm an avid fan of Dennis Lehane, movies, TV series
(Sheldon Cooper from The Big Bang Theory is an all-time favorite) and old Marvel comic books.
I left law school to become a journalist, and then worked in advertising. I created my own company when I was 23 and ran it until 2009. I got tired of the business world and ended it all just before turning 40. I had written a story, on my spare time, for a friend who had lost his wife and daughter in a car accident. It was crime fiction mixed with supernatural and was set in Manhattan. But the story was not just about crime or supernatural. It was about hope, friendship, and surviving the horror. I wondered what it was worth, but I didn't any particular ambition to be a writer. I owned shares in a bar and my associate told me lots of writers came there every day. Two of them accepted to read it. They both decided it was worth publishing. One introduced me to his publisher, a small company. That's how everything started.
For years, I've been a "pen for hire." Now, I can tell my own stories, create my own world, without any boundaries. To me, writing is freedom.
2. Your book is a thriller about Wall Street. What inspired you to base it in the US?
I fell in love with Manhattan when I first went there. I was 17, and I remember every single moment of my trip to the Big Apple. I also spent a lot of time in Virginia, and I travel to the
States as often as I can. My best friend lives in Los Angeles, and I've been to Boston, Washington, San Francisco and many other cities. All my books have at least one chapter set in the United
States. I started learning English very soon, and I'm huge fan of Marvel Comics. I own a collection of 4,000 of them from the 1960s to the early 1980s. The American Dream meant something when I
was a kid, and still does now.
Let me reveal you one funny thing about Jeremy's character. At the beginning of the novel, he uses his mother's name: Novacek. As for his first name, he's called Jay. Jay Novacek was a Dallas Cowboys' tight end. I was a fan of the guy, so his name ended up in the book! I never thought he might come to hear about it someday.
3. Our audience is mainly made up of women—could you talk about the appeal your novel can have for women?
Five letters should answer your question: E Y T A N. The main character of the Consortium thriller series seems to be extremely popular among women who have read the book. He seems strong,
merciless, almost indestructible, but deep inside he is still a wounded child who has suffered more than you can imagine.
Also, behind the action and study of unknown historical facts, The Bleiberg Project is all about feelings, emotions, and humanity. Creating the characters is what interests me most when writing. I want you to feel as if they were family, and eventually that's what most readers feel.
And you should definitely keep an eye on Elena, a ruthless killer who becomes more and more important throughout the books.
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The Webster Bible (WBT) | New International Version (NIV) |
8 To bind their kings with chains, and their nobles with fetters of iron; | 8 to bind their kings with fetters, their nobles with shackles of iron, |
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Sutter Health/California Pacific with hiring ban on Filipino nurses - page 3
Shame on them!... Read More
1Aug 25, '10 by herring_RN Guidethank you. i missed that.
all nurses are required to submit a valid social security number before their application for licensure in california can be processed.
...disclosure of your social security number is mandatory. section 30 of the business and professions
code and public law 94-455 (42 usca 405 (c)(2)(c)) authorize collection of your social security number.
your social security number will be used exclusively for tax enforcement purposes, for purposes of
compliance with any judgment or order for family support in accordance with section 11350.6 of the
welfare and institutions code, or for verification of licensure or examination status by a licensing or
examination entity which utilizes a national examination where licensure is reciprocal with the requesting
state. if you fail to list your social security number, your application for initial or renewal license
will not be processed....
application for licensure by examination.
i work with rns who graduated from bsn programs in the philippines who have been voting united states citizens for 15, 20 and more than 30 years.
possibly the reference to migrant workers was regarding this:
i don't think the hospital administration i racist against filipino nurses. previously they recruited filipino nurses.
but the testimony of the former director of critical care clearly states that there was a directive not to hire filipino nurses.
whether the reason was retaliation for a group trying to keep the hospital in the community, racisim, or some other reason it is not ok. it is a violation of the law.
their fathers or grandfathers served with united states military in world war ii.cherryames1949 likes this. -
2Aug 25, '10 by ACPMCRNI work at CPMC and have almost daily interactions with Diana Karner. And let me tell you, the woman is not nice. She has her hands in everything and everybody is afraid of her. It was about time that some - former - staff spoke out - Kudos to them. Of course, all the others who sat in the meetings where she instructed on the hiring ban won't say a work until subpoenaed, again because of fear of loosing their jobs, such as the director of Med/Surg, HR/Recruiting Director, etc. they all were in those meetings.
CPMC lacks the leadership a place like that needs. Karner definitely is more interested in keeping her reputation clean, and getting her annual bonus - just ask the NP group, who are being slapped around by her daily. She doesn't care. If CPMC has the leadership they claim they do, they would go ahead and suspend Karner, pending an independent investigation into this matter. Browner stating is it "without merit..." doesn't help at all...just ask any politician who got into trouble and used the exact same defense statement. Three plus employees do not lie and I doubt the CNA would get into it, had they not researched the issue prior to a press release.
And then there is....the issue of Gavin Newsom's wife...Our Sf mayor's wife gave birth at CPMC's California campus and nursing schedules were changed, so only white nurses would be assigned to her...coincidence??? You tell me!caliotter3 and herring_RN like this. -
0Aug 27, '10 by HJS27http://globalnation.inquirer.net/new...rsing-boardPRC
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0Sep 2, '10 by Walden-Puddle, RNsomething i haven't seen mentioned is the recent scandal about the incredible number of unlicensed nursing schools that cropped up in the phillipines and the fact that the nle was "leaked" to a large number of students. as a result, it became difficult to figure out whether someone had even graduated from an accredited school, and if they did, did they really pass the nle or were they given advance knowledge of the questions?
and...the pass rate for the nle has fallen well below 50%..which calls into question the recent (past 6-7 years)quality of the nursing education being provided. ([color=#477fa5]37, 679 out of 91,008 passed the july 2010 sitting.)
i have no idea whether this was involved in the decisions being made by sutter or cpmc. i have no knowledge of this woman or this particular situation. but i do think that unless someone in the phillipines goes to great lengths to tackle this problem with the legitimacy of the education system over there, that future nurses from the phillipines might have a really difficult time getting hired over here in any hospital.
the ss# being required for the nclex is something that i think was instituted just in recent months, so i don't think that it had anything to do with the issue at hand.
i now work with many fillipine nurses. some excellent, some not so much. just like the rest of us.
no-one should be discriminated against.


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October was a crazy month. Came back from the Grand Meetup in San Francisco, took 9 hours or so to recover from a 9-timezone jetlag, finished my WordPress.com Terms of Service rotation (Community Guardian → Happiness Engineer again, yay!), caught up on some things, did some things, committed to doing even more things.
Automattic Grand Meetup Memento
Impostor Syndrome
Catching up on fun posts from the private Automattic blogs that I subscribe to. We have alot of great internal blogs, and even though I try to follow the necessary minimum needed to get my job done (because I would get nothing done if I tried to read all the things), there is still alot of stuff and I'm not yet fully caught up from our Grand Meetup in California.
Came across a great post from a colleague referencing the Impostor Syndrome. It's a thing. Very widespread thing that I think other people might have. Because those people do have accomplishments, they just have not internalized them. One needs to have accomplishments in order to have Impostor Syndrome.
Here is the video, give it a watch:
San Francisco by Night
"Glorified tech support"?
An old friend reached out — she was looking me up and saw that I list my job title as "Happiness Engineer" (she actually read is as "happiness generator") at Automattic. She was intrigued and asked about what this job was about. The first words that I typed up were actually "glorified tech support". Which totally does not do my job any justice, because Happiness Engineering is so much more versatile and creative!
A lot of what I do is invisible to the public because I'm interacting with users one-on-one: via email, private support forums, or live chat. I also train new employees in the ways of Happiness (everyone joining Automattic goes through a three-week support rotation) and write and update internal docs.
There are a few things that are public, though, that I could share with my friend as a sample of what I do when I say I'm working. Some of my support replies are in the community forums, so you can check out my forum profile to see what kind of questions Happiness Engineers field.
I also interviewed some of our forum volunteers and those posts (four so far) were published on WordPress.com News blog. Pressing "Publish" on a blog with over 9 million followers was a bit unnerving the first time. The second time was no big deal though: comments on en.blog are generally positive (yay!) and moderating them is a breeze.
So those are some of the things that I do for work. If you have other questions about the Happiness Engineer position, ask in comments or check the job posting (always looking for more people to join!).


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Date(s) - 06/18/2014
1451 1st St
Sarasota, FL 34236
Phone – (941) 316-4700
Class and Tour sizes are limited; please note if pre-registration is required. Registration taken at our Customer Service desk or by calling (941) 316-4700
All events, dates and times are subject to change. For the most current information, view our store calendar online, become a fan on ourFacebook page or follow @wfmsarasota on Instagram.
Healthy Eating Classes- free!
With Healthy Eating Specialist Kathryn McCue
Please reserve your spot by calling 941-316-4700 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Classes are held in the Whole Foods Market Sarasota Lifestyle Center, 1451 1st St.
Mighty Bowls
Thursday June 19th 12 pm
Learn how to cook the Mighty Bowl, a quick, delicious meal with endless variations that doesn't require a recipe OR cooking experience! This month we'll be utilizing local organic produce from our CSA partner, Geraldson Community Farm
Healthy Appetizers and Desserts
Thursday June 26th 6 pm
For those of you looking to expand your healthy recipe repertoire, join Kathryn for this very special class covering plant-strong appetizers and desserts that are oil, salt and dairy free.
Free Healthy Eating Tours- free!
Do you have a special diet concern, or just want some help making healthier choices (without breaking the bank)? Take a tour with Healthy Eating Specialist Kathryn to learn more about Health Starts Here®, our healthy eating education program, as well as all her inside tips on staying healthy and happy. Please reserve your spot by calling 941-316-4700 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Stores begin at the Healthy Eating Desk near Floral.
June 4th- 3pm
June 12th- 10am
(Also available by appointment)
Meet Your Farmer
June 7th 9am-11am
To help our local farms grow, we've opened all of our Florida stores to be used as CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) drop points. Stop by on Saturday June 7th to meet the farm staff of Geraldson Community Farm, a 20 acre certified organic farm in Bradenton, as well as taste samples of their produce and learn how you can sign up to receive weekly or bi-weekly shares of their organic vegetables. Visitwww.geraldsoncommunityfarm.org for more information. No registration required.
Community Beach Cleanup
Tuesday June 17th 6pm
Offsite event
Meet us at the South Lido Beach parking lot to help keep our beach beautiful! You'll meet new friends, and enjoy healthy refreshments from Whole Foods Market Sarasota. In the spirit of staying green, please bring your own garden gloves and older reusable shopping bags; extra supplies will be available. RSVP by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling 941-316-4700.
#wfmsummerfun Summer Block Party
Wednesday June 18th 5-6:30pm
We're hosting a Summer Block Party to give you fun and exciting ideas on what to serve for your 4th of July get-togethers! We'll have samples paired with our favorite Summer beers in each department, so try them all and vote for your favorite dish or pairing to be entered to win a $50 Whole Foods Market gift card. Hashtag your photos of the block party with #wfmsummerfun along with our Instagram username @wfmsarasota for the chance to win even more prizes! No registration required.
Save our Bees Day
June 21st 10am-12pm
We're sharing the BUZZ about what YOU can do to help our bee populations. Grab your passport when you first enter the store in our Produce department and stop by all of our stations to meet a local beekeeper, create bee-themed crafts, receive seeds to start your own bee garden, sample food pollinated by bees and more! Turn in your passport at Customer Service when you're finished for the chance to win a $25 gift certificate and a bee-themed gift basket. No registration required.
Cheese Nights – Summer's Best Cheeses
Tuesday, June 24 6pm-7:30pm
Specialty Department
Join Rob, our store's very own Cheese Specialist, for a taste of Summer's best cheeses! Try a selection of buffalo, goat and sheep's milk cheeses and hear the great stories that go with each of them. No registration required.
Italian Favorites Cooking Class
Wednesday June 25th 6-7:30pm
$5 suggested donation to Whole Kids Foundation
Whole Foods Market Lifestyle Center
Samuele's Fresh Pasta class was so popular last month that he's back again, this time to teach some of our all-time favorite Italian recipes. Enjoy watching him create gnocchi and tortellini from scratch… and taste the results!
Top 10 Summer Wines Party benefitting Goodwill Sarasota
Thursday June 26th 5:30-7pm
Whole Foods Market Sarasota café
As temperatures soar and rhythms slow, Whole Foods Market raises a glass to its crisp, playful, delicious Top 10 Summer Wines that are perfect for poolside frolicking or sharing under a blanket of stars on a warm summer night. Wine enthusiasts 21 and older are invited to join us on a tasty trip through some of the most prolific wine regions of the world with nothing but a wine glass in hand and a lasting finish as a souvenir. All proceeds benefit Goodwill Sarasota. Please RSVP ahead of time by calling 941-316-4700 and pick up your ticket the night of at the Customer Service desk.
Meet your Monger
Saturday June 28th 11am-1pm
Seafood Department
Our seafood department team members have the knowledge and expertise to help you make the healthiest and most sustainable seafood choices, as well as provide cooking tips and recipes. Swing by the Seafood Department to meet Nathan, one of your neighborhood fishmongers, as he demonstrates how to prepare his some of his favorite seafood dishes from start to finish! No registration required.
Adoptable Dogs Meet & Greets
June 14th and 28th 9am-12pm
Stop on by to meet Sarasota Animal Services' sweet dogs looking for homes! Not able to adopt a pet right now? Talk to the volunteer team about other ways you can help animals in need. No registration required.
Application for Media Sponsorship
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10th December 2014
Controversial gay Abercrombie & Fitch CEO steps down 30
5:07 PM — The openly gay CEO of clothing brand Abercrombie & Fitch, Mike Jeffries, has announced he is retiring.
19th October 2014
Neil Patrick Harris to succeed Ellen DeGeneres as Oscars host 1
1:38 PM — The Oscars will be hosted by an out performer for the second year running - after Neil Patrick Harris was announced as the ceremony's new host.
5th October 2014
Michelle Obama endorses openly gay Maine candidate Mike Michaud 1
3:56 PM — Michelle Obama has given her endorsement to an openly gay politician running to become the governor of Maine, Mike Michaud.
10th September 2014
US: Lesbian equality lawyer wins Massachusetts Democratic primary 1
1:28 PM — A Massachusetts equality lawyer who fought against the Defence of Marriage Act could be on her way to becoming the first out Attorney General in a US state.
29th August 2014
Review: The Man Who Made The Beatles is an honest look at the life of a gay music icon
2:30 PM — Nick Duffy reviews The Man Who Made The Beatles for PinkNews, a play about closeted Beatles manager Brian Epstein, on the 47th anniversary of his death.
27th August 2014
US: ESPN apologises for questioning whether Michael Sam should shower with teammates 8
3:45 PM — Sports broadcaster ESPN has apologised for a report questioning whether out St Louis Rams player Michael Sam should shower with his teammates.
15th August 2014
Watch: Andrew Rannells talks Hedwig and the Angry Inch with Jimmy Fallon 1
10:17 PM — Actor Andrew Rannells discussed his upcoming role as Hedwig in Broadway's Hedwig and the Angry Inch on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
8th July 2014
Former NFL player comes out, cites Jason Collins and Michael Sam as inspiration
4:10 PM — A former NFL player has come out as gay, citing "athletes like Jason Collins, Michael Sam, and Brian Sims" for giving him the strength to accept his sexuality alongside his identity as an athlete.
23rd June 2014
UK: Tory activists attempting to unseat gay MP Nigel Evans 19
1:02 PM — Nigel Evans has decried the "whiff of homophobia" in his constituency, which has lead to a Tory grassroots campaign to unseat him.
27th May 2014
Alabama football coach: I've been on teams with gay players before 1
9:13 PM — The head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide has said he would have "no problem" recruiting a gay player, because he has been on teams with "folks like that" before.
26th May 2014
Openly gay UKIP MEP elected in Scotland 119
12:39 AM — An openly gay UKIP MEP has been elected in Scotland for the first time ever.
19th May 2014
How to Train Your Dragon's Gobber to come out as gay in sequel 14
5:25 PM — The animated sequel to How to Train Your Dragon, a children's film set in the Viking period, will feature a gay character, it has been revealed.
17th May 2014
US: Oprah scraps Michael Sam documentary plans 5
11:32 AM — Oprah Winfrey has indefinitely postponed plans to shoot a documentary series following gay NFL player Michael Sam.
15th May 2014
Michael Sam's agent: Oprah documentary will not film in the Rams stadium 5
6:42 PM — Michael Sam's agent has said that an upcoming documentary about the player announced by Oprah Winfrey will not be allowed to film with his new team.
Oprah Winfrey announces Michael Sam TV documentary 1
11:32 AM — Oprah Winfrey has commissioned a documentary about newly-drafted gay NFL player Michael Sam.
23rd April 2014
US university student claims he was kicked out of fraternity for being gay 5
5:45 PM — A student at the University of Central Florida has started a campaign after he says he was made to leave a fraternity because he is openly gay.
8th April 2014
Gay US scout leader defies sacking: 'I will remain in my post' 5
9:25 PM — A gay scout leader who was sacked by the Boy Scouts of America has said he will remain in his post, with the support of his church.
6th March 2014
US: Santa Fe elects first openly gay mayor 1
8:36 PM — Santa Fe has elected its first ever openly gay mayor, former state Democratic party chairman Javier Gonzales.
19th August 2013
Wife of Christine Quinn says NYC mayoral hopeful has received threats for being gay 1
4:46 PM — The wife of New York City mayoral hopeful Christine Quinn has said that the candidate has received threats because she is openly gay.
24th June 2013
US: Acting Air Force Secretary becomes highest ranking openly-gay member of Defense Department
9:24 PM — The new acting Air Force Secretary, Under Secretary Eric Fanning, has become the highest-ranking openly-gay person at the US Defense Department.


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1812 gives John something and he thanks it tenderly, as Rygel reminds everyone they could still change their minds. While D'Argo does admit the truth of this, on the other hand they've just passed Jenek's freighter, so probably Scorpius is nearby. He does not say anything about Grayza's Command Carrier, but he's not one to over-explain simple visual symbolism. Chiana peers down at John's little project he's working on, which is a device with one round knob and several blinking lights: "Mankind's greatest contribution to the absurd. The thermonuclear bomb." Of all John's cruddy/awesome plans, I like the ones where you actually say, Are you kidding me with this shit? He radicalizes himself, makes himself radioactive -- makes himself on the outside what his particular brain makes him on the inside -- and that's how we'll slip between Grayza and Ahkna both. Not through science and not through violence either. And not through power.
Inside the base, Commandant Grayza addresses Emperor Staleek, the Most Beautiful Scarran Of All Time, who, even though his dickpiece on his suit is kind of scary and pointy and shouldn't be on TV, is still a total badass. They are attended by Captain Braca and War Minister Ahkna. It's a chess game. Grayza: "Emperor, despite your War Minister being a lying sack of piss, you do need to know that I am only moderately lying about everything and that I would totally rape you for peace." I'm paraphrasing, basically. Other people at the table include assorted Scarrans, Charrids, and Kalish. No long-necks, I don't think, because this is a meritocracy: pretty Scarrans only. Oh, and Charrids.
"Every day you fail to take [peace] seriously," Grayza threatens, "we build more and more wormhole weapons. Soon the urge to use one will become irresistible." I wish everybody on Earth would be that honest, like how Kim Jong-il is constantly like, "This nuclear arsenal is burning a hole in my pocket!" Staleek's got the Cold War figured out: "Not to interrupt your bluster..." Gorgeous and funny? He needs to meet John, they've got a lot in common. Cue the door opening and John and Aeryn walk in, with swagger to spare. Staleek nods and goes on: "...But we have a guest who should make these talks even more amusing." Grayza greets him by name, he won't look her in the eye, just indicates he's "with partner," and tries to get the meeting going again. "What did we miss?" Staleek's like, "Not to interrupt your huge balls-out thing you've got going on right now, but how come you are so stupid? I should totally just have you disappeared right this second." John throws back his coat and shows Staleek his nuclear device, which juts up at an angle and, as I said, has a knob at the end. It's beeping, though, which is unsettling. "Plutonium core, tritium shell. Does that translate?" It does, and Staleek knows what it is: "A fission bomb." The stupid Scarran guards totally pull on John, and Staleek's like, "Put those down! God!"
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Here is a photo of the passionflower i found growing along side the road in the yucatan.
can anyone i.d. this plant? is there anyone who has propogated passionflower from seed? as i am only successful with cuttings. :-) thanks albin
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That one is some form of a foetida. It will grow well from seed as well as cuttings. This one roots easily in plain water. ~Tiger |
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Has anyone rented a golf cart in Costa Maya? If so, did you do it before arrival or were you able to get one when you got there. Any info on cost, length of rental, where you could go with it, etc., would be appreciated.
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We did it when we were there in April. They were for rent outside the shopping area. It was $15/hr and they had plenty of them. We had a great time.
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I know it can be done but have had little luck finding how. I need to Convert GIS features to an engineering friendly cad file and I'm stumped at the point of assigning blocks to the points. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Also another issue is that I would often need to assign those blocks based on field values. Noob questions I know but it's my one critical step I've not sorted out.
>> I need to Convert GIS features
What type of "GIS features" do you have?
It might be possible that command _MAPIMPORT is a help, but at least we should know what you have (more exactly than described)
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I have point features in a GeoDatabase (utility features). It is easy to export out a CAD file but I need to apply blocks to make those points actually visible. When I just export out the points from ArcGIS to CAD they are simple 1pt dots in the file so I am looking for a way to use AutoCAD map to pull in those fetures into my AutoCAD map 2011 and then save out the results in a basic CAD format our engineering department can use. with their standard CAD licenses. (I.E. 2D flat basic CAD files in basic arcitectural scale)
Set PDMODE=35 then perform a _REGEN, sir.
Well that will make the points nicely visible and is one option for me but I wish to apply a cad block to each point and really need to be able to do that. So if you can help to that next point I'd really appriciate it.
>> I wish to apply a cad block to each point
My first tip was: command _MAPIMPORT ==> that does what you want. Not looked at it?
E.g. export your data from ArcGIS as SHP, then start command _MAPIMPORT in Map3D, after selecting this SHP you get to a dialog where you can select a block in the last column (the block-definition has to exist in the current drawing).
- alfred -
I'm not back to work yet so I've not been able to try it. Your example will make it much easier to try.
I'll let you know if that works.
I am currently having the same sort of problem but in my case when i use the mapimport command and try to set the GIS data to blocks, the option is greyed out and I cannot figure out why.
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I am currently having the same sort of problem but in my case when i use the mapimport command and try to set the GIS data to blocks, the option is greyed out and I cannot figure out why.
Do you have any instances of the block(s) in the dwg?
Yes, the dwg has the blocks already set and displayed as a palette. The points I am trying to import from the .shp do not give me the option to create as blocks, it is grayed out.
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The Early Films of 7 Modern Directors
Features By Monika Bartyzel on September 18, 2014 | Be the First To CommentI love looking at filmmakers' early work. Sure, it might be juvenile or lacking the grace of experience, but it's also the artistic eye before fame, celebrity personas or narrowly honed visions. It's the work they made before output was partially (if not totally) influenced by investors, studios and critics. First films can be like cinematic diaries of the directors' vision – like David Lynch's iconic Eraserhead, which is now on Criterion Blu-ray with almost all of his short films – or whiffs of artistry before the mainstream. Some, sadly, are still out of reach to the Internet masses, though they'd be fascinating first glimpses at cinematic themes and techniques. Long before 12 Years a Slave, Steve McQueen debuted with a revealing video installation, Bear, which only makes the rounds at live events. Kathryn Bigelow "plays down" her first film from 1978, The Set-Up, where Gary Busey and another guy fight each other as semioticians deconstruct the images – a film that certainly speaks to her future work, but hasn't been released for modern audiences. And though someone who thinks they're clever put up a slave scene on YouTube, insisting it was Spike Lee's first film, his debut – the Super 8 film Last Hustle in Brooklyn – is actually about "Black people and Puerto Rican people looting and dancing." Those three might remain out of reach, but here eight filmmakers' early visions that speak to humor, darkness, unexpected twists, and for one – an artistry before an obsession with […]
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2013 Sundance Film Festival: Shorts Announced, Including New Films From Nash Edgerton, Spencer Susser, and Morgan Spurlock
Film Festivals By Kate Erbland on December 4, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAnd with that, that Sundance Film Festival ended a week of truly exciting programming announcements. The venerable fest has now released the full listing of their Short Film program, and it's rounded out with all sorts of recognizable names (including Nash Edgerton, Spencer Susser, Kat Candler, and Morgan Spurlock) and a pack of up-and-comers that might just be The Next Big Thing. The shorts run the gamut in terms of subject matter – synopsis-friendly buzzwords that pop out us include "metal band," "problem child," "tragic consequences," "cinematic tweets," "fallen-from-grace artisan," and "self-serving fantasies" – so there's definitely something here for everyone. We're most excited about those cinematic tweets, truth be told. After the break, check out all a comprehensive listing of all the short films that will show at the upcoming Sundance Film Festival, including U.S. Narrative Shorts, International Narrative Shorts, Documentary Shorts, Animated Shorts, and New Frontier Shorts.
What Works for Austin Filmmakers?
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Everything You Need to Know About the Filminute One-Minute Film Festival (In Just Over a Minute)
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SXSW Announces Midnights Features and Shorts, Including 'V/H/S,' 'Intruders,' and Super Secret Screening
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Disney's 'Tangled' to Get a Short Film Sequel Attached to 'Beauty and the Beast 3D'
Movie News By Nathan Adams on November 14, 2011 | Comments (3)If you look at the box office numbers that Disney's 3D re-release of The Lion King did not too long ago, it's clear that there is more than a little interest out there for seeing some of the studio's classic efforts being once again released on the big screen. So Beauty and the Beast 3D probably doesn't need any assistance when it comes to drawing families to the theaters. Regardless, an announcement that Walt Disney Pictures made today confirms that it's going to get some heavyweight help whether it needs it or not. Disney's animation department has hit a bit of a slump in the last decade, not being able to recreate the magic of its classic releases or its second golden age that came in the 90s; but one film that has bucked the trend of disappointment and gone on to become quite a success is the studio's retelling of the Rapunzel legend Tangled. The film was a success financially, praised critically, and I myself know a two-year-old little girl who watches it about three times a day. So she and millions of other little kids will undoubtedly be thrilled to hear that an animated short, Tangled Ever After, is going to be released in front of Beauty and the Beast 3D come January 13th.
Movie News After Dark: Custom Movie Kicks, Kinky Geek Sex, 'Where's Waldo' Thrills, and Shorts From Canada
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Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg Ready Full Length 'Jay and Seth vs. The Apocalypse'
In Development By Nathan Adams on September 7, 2011 | Comments (4)A while back Seth Rogen and his usual gang of friends put together a mock trailer for a film called Jay and Seth vs. The Apocalypse, which was set in the ravaged remains of a post-Apocalyptic Earth and told the story of Rogen and Jay Baruchel trying to get along squatting together in some rubble. Perhaps I shouldn't call it a mock trailer, because that's not necessarily true. It was more of an audition tape that hoped to drum up some interest in getting the film made for real, as a feature length project. It seems to have worked. While doing a recent interview promoting the soon to be released 50/50, Rogen let slip to Movies.com that the script was in the can, and that the film would begin shooting in February. Rogen said that his usual co-writer Evan Goldberg was also involved in the project, and that this time the duo would be sharing the title of co-directors as well. Those guys, they're inseparable. People are going to start talking. Will Baruchel be returning to reprise his role in the short? Of course. And according to Rogen that's just the beginning. He said, "It's now much more than just Jay and Seth — there's many other people vs. the apocalypse now. It's gonna be crazy." If you haven't watched the original trailer yet, give it a go below, and then let me know what you think about it getting the go ahead to become a real movie. I generally […]
Movie News After Dark: Pixar's Luna, Highlander, Ayn Rand, Thor, Hunger Games and Killer Zoe Saldana
Movie News By Neil Miller on May 6, 2011 | Comments (7)What is Movie News After Dark? It is (d) all of the above. "La Luna is the timeless fable of a young boy who is coming of age in the most peculiar of circumstances." That's the opening of the synopsis to Pixar's La Luna, the short that will play the Annecy International Animation Festival next month in France. It's our adorable headlining image. (Courtesy of Walt Disney Pictures)
For years, scientists have known exactly how the continents got their shape and placement on the Earth, but they've kept it hidden from us because the truth is a bit too shocking. It's also the cause of the dead birds and fish, the missing single socks in laundromats, and why the moon keeps turning you into a werewolf. Fortunately, the fine folks behind the Ice Age movies have just released a fantastic short featuring their beloved Scrat – the Buster Keaton of pre-historic rodents. Watch, learn and laugh:
With both Catfish and The Social Network, we're thinking more and more about how the internet has affected our physical lives. This is not some grand revelation or big surprise considering how embedded in the culture our binary personae are – in fact, it was suggested decades ago and not seen as some sort of crazy prognostication by mad men. It was accepted as what would eventually happen as more and more people plugged in. One such prognostication came in the form of a short film from 2001 called The Parlor. It's now more relevant and more entertaining than it was back then. And, in the interest of being mysterious (since that's what sells films these days), I'll rhetorically ask in big bold letters: WHAT IS THE PARLOR?
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Law enforcement officials say a police officer in southeastern Brazil shot and killed a garbage collector after mistaking the Bible he was carrying for a gun.
State Police Major Mauricio Jose Raimundo on Friday told reporters that Antonio Marcos dos Santos was stopped by police as he was heading to church in the city of Avare. When he raised his hands a police officer saw a bulge in his pocket and thinking it was a weapon opened fire.
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