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Well I'm not going to disagree with you but just wait until the "down with 1920 x 1080" zealots hit the thread. They usually hit up a thread in groups,…..beware,…. Personally I am thinking of buying a second Auria EQ276W 27" IPS 2560x1440 Monitor for $399.99 at Microcenter (along with a $38 copy of Windows 8 Pro upgrade and ~$30 60GB SSD). I have Asus VE278Q, VE276Q and VK278Q 27" monitors which are all 1920 x 1080 and in a single triple monitor setup. I'm definitely OK with 1920 x 1080 and can use it every day but any new monitors I get will be 2560x1440 or greater.
Is it just me or I can still see frames? Thin, but not frameless as they claim. How many monies do they want for this?
I think they made it very visually appealing, but... If they targeted the 3-monitor crowd, why not give us VESA mount options? Those flimsy stands on some (or honestly most) modern monitors make me a very sad panda.... One would think that something like a VESA mount option would not be so hard to include in the package, but obviously holes for screws on the back are so 2008...
I think it's more of a edge-to-edge glass/surface design. But it should still be nicer in a 3 monitor setup than a normally framed monitor. Very sexy design from Asus on this monitor.
Now thats a good looking monitor, and yes I do wish it was 1440p+, but this is a amazing looking screen!
Why in the name of jesus jones do they insist on forcing 1080p on people it makes sense on a 23 and even 24 inch monitor but on a 27 . .. WTF that makes no sense it should have a higher resolution dammit!nutkick:
I think you misunderstand the concept of sarcasm ( no offense intended ), he wasn't being sarcastic, he was being literal, saying that 27" and 1080p = fail, had he wanted to be sarcastic he might have something like ohhhhhhhh 1080p yeaaaaaaaa definitely don't need any higher res for a 27"+ monitor just saying he is pissed it's another 27" 1080p monitor and not higher res The monitor looks nice, I have to agree with [H]@RD5TUFF though, we should be moving on from 1080p especially where 27"+ monitors are concerned. What is the reason we can't have a true edge to edge bezel on monitors, at least on the sides and top? it's been how many years and we really haven't moved on from when LCD's first went into mainstream production much aside from LED/IPS and higher res albeit limited to "HD TV"
String of smileys at the end is indicative of sarcasm by my books, but I guess we will only know the truth if we ask him directly.
Definitely would want an ultra-small bezel like that if I were going to run eyefinity. I have a 28" that runs at 1920x1200 and I can't say that it is bad. Yeah, 1440p would be nice, but 1080p still looks plenty good imho. As long as the price is right it shouldn't matter. Keep in mind that the average users most likely could care less about ultra-high resolutions and most likely don't have hardware to drive a beast like that. All in all, it still looks like a good product if and only if the price is right (meaning it should not have a similar price tag as higher resolution displays.)
Yes sometimes, though there's more to it than that, and the "smilies" were shake head, nut kick and head bang wall lol I take it he is not happy with yet "another" 27" 1080p screen on the market, not a dig just saying
Right,….. Well I think there is room in the market for cheaper 27" 1920x1080 monitors like this as well as 2560x1440 and 2560x1600. Fortunately all these options are readily available. I was going to go buy another 2560x1440 monitor but the effects of hurricane Sandy are still here (I'm referring to the availability of gas specifically) so I'll wait it out a little longer. The release of yet another 27" 1920x1080 monitor doesn't effect my buying another 2560x1440 monitor in any way so I don't see the point in lamenting.


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GARNER - Jack Britt receiver Jalen McDaniel is an N.C. State recruit, but he'll happily put aside his college allegiance to play in Chapel Hill on Saturday.
By posting a 14-8 victory against Garner on Friday, Britt earned a berth in the 4-AA state title game at North Carolina's Kenan Stadium.
"We're going to play where the sky is always blue, so I'm excited," McDaniel said.
Saturday at 11 a.m., the Buccaneers (13-2) take on Matthews Butler (14-0) in a rematch of a 2009 state final that the Bulldogs won 48-17. Britt, which lost 19-17 to Greenville Rose in the 2004 final and 38-35 to Richmond Senior in the 2008 final, is returning to the championship round in Brian Rimpf's first season as head coach.
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Britt quarterback Mark McRae accounted for seven touchdowns and 426 of his team's 557 yards in a 56-52 thriller against Richmond in the state quarterfinals.
With eight minutes remaining against Garner, the Bucs had been limited to 139 yards and no points. Late interceptions by Jaquise Foster, Andre Scott, Dylan Clayton and Keon Young helped propel them to a come-from-behind victory.
"Our offense, last game, they had our back against Richmond," Scott said, "so we told them we'd have their back, and they had faith in us."
It looked like Britt was in store for another shootout when it scored an 80-yard touchdown on the first play from scrimmage.
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The game turned on a pump-and-go throw with less than eight minutes left. The Trojans were in position to extend their lead, but Foster recorded a relatively easy interception at Britt's 11-yard line and returned the ball to Garner's 35.
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Seventeen minutes after the top of the hour they haven't even been sworn in yet but already the newest members of congress are being pressured by -- high powered atheist group.
-- want them to abandon prayer claiming that it's in the American people's best interests.
Congressman Randy Forbes and the founder and chair of the congressional prayer caucus and he's my guests and warranties.
Good morning Gretchen so tell me about this letter.
Aggression and its unprecedented some of these extremist groups wanna make sure that -- censored and shut down any thing.
Related to face the congressional prayer caucus.
Is one of the largest caucuses in congress that has over a 105 members.
They stand up and fight for religious freedom and religious liberty in this group.
In a situation that we have never seen before actually wrote letters trying to get numbers not to join and they cited two major things.
One was the fact that we support and believe in the national motto in god we trust.
And the second thing is that we've always advocated the support of continuing to start congress with a prayer every day.
And for those two major reasons they feel that the congressional per caucus should be in existence of people should join so here's of course.
About letter it's from the American humanist association incoming house members should know that approximately.
One in five of their constituents are not religiously affiliated.
And even more insist on maintaining the wall of separation between church and state I ask you not to join.
The congressional prayer caucus but interestingly enough.
Sir only one member of congress was actually a so called atheists and he's not even in congress anymore right now right.
Well that is true mom Gretchen and one of the things that we always say is there's -- litmus test for serving in government we don't.
Ask anybody to believe a certain players say something but that particular member that your talking about that's no longer.
In congress when he came out was talking about being in atheists they actually ran full page ads in papers.
Praising him for doing that and we don't object to them doing that we think he has the right to say what every once the -- The unfortunate thing is these extremist groups don't give us the same right.
And they want to censor our ability to say that we do believe in god and we do believe and are facts yet it's that doubles -- -- -- And it's important to note that no member of our caucus and very few people mainstream America.
-- a situation where government is telling the church what to do but the church is telling government what to did it.
But the Dixie changes what they really want to have happened today is they don't want anybody in government to be able to even mention -- say.
Anything related to god faith or religion and they don't want anyone in the charged to say anything about government and that's.
Clearly not the intention of the First Amendment and the constitution as most of the -- it.
All right congressman Randy Forbes and the chair of the congressional fact -- -- thanks for sharing that information us.
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After quiet, closeted years working as a librarian, Clayton decides to quit his job and use his inheritance to buy a small bookstore in the gay-friendly resort town of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. It's the beginning of what he hopes will be a new life free of his old repressions.
Alex, an ex-military man and former cop, decides to retire to Rehoboth and buys a house three blocks from the beach. Determined to fill his time with more than chasing hot guys, he visits the local bookstore, where he meets Clayton.
As winter sets in, the town is all but deserted, and Alex and Clayton find themselves together more than apart. Clayton would like a relationship, but his fear of coming out keeps getting in the way. Alex's sex appeal might be enough to convince Clayton to take a chance in the open… but it will take something more to make it happen.
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IT WAS a joyous occasion in the Anderson household on the night of July 10, 1953. A baby boy had been born into the family. He was named Clayton, after his grandfather, and both mother and son were doing fine. There were already a total of three sons and a daughter, and later, Margaret Anderson remembered thinking that with their new son, five was enough.
It was time to concentrate now on raising her children, and for her husband, Darren, to work hard for a better future for the kids than their parents had. Seventeen days later, the Korean War ended, or rather, hostilities ceased. People had a more positive attitude about what the future would bring. A shimmer of hope hung thick in the air, and Merrimack, New Jersey was a good town to grow up in.
Happiness was the order of the day on September 8, 1954, when a son was born to grateful parents in Belford, New Jersey. As the mother held her newborn, Jennifer and Harry Winston beamed with pride at their one and only child. They were getting to the age that they weren't sure they would ever have one, so when Jennifer became pregnant, she practically lived cushioned by cotton balls for the next nine months.
After serious debate, Mr. and Mrs. Winston finally decided to name their son Alexander, or Alex, and they were determined that he would have the best life had to offer. Money was not an issue in the Winston family, and the baby boy was in danger of growing up spoiled, as often happens with an only child.
As it happened, the Anderson and Winston families lived only five miles apart in New Jersey. Belford and Merrimack were small suburban towns that were just two of many bedroom communities. They were typical middle- to upper-class enclaves where the schools were usually located in the same community in which the people lived, making busing unnecessary in that part of the state. However, the people of Merrimack had chosen to use the Belford school system, which had a fine reputation, instead of building their own. The school was large enough and by utilizing the student population from both towns, was almost filled to capacity.
As Clay and Alex grew up one grade apart without ever meeting, they did all the things that kids in the fifties and sixties did. On Friday or Saturday nights, everyone went to the high school for the weekly dance, or sock hops as they were called. Here, the first real interactions on a social level began to occur between girls and boys of all ages, and social skills were learned and refined over time.
Unfortunately, the problem of bullies was common at these dances, though it was not in day-to-day school. A boy had to learn how to fight or how to run very fast if he didn't want to get beat up.
Both Clay and Alex chose to run when they could and fight like hell when they were cornered. Neither boy enjoyed violence. It was against their nature and the teachings of their parents. But both eventually got tired of running, and slowly they learned to stand up for themselves. This was a lesson that would serve them the rest of their lives. Another thing these two boys who didn't know each other had in common was a feeling that they were somehow different.
The two boys grew up along parallel paths that diverged here and there. Alex went into the Cub Scouts and then into the Boy Scouts when he was old enough. While Alex was learning the art of tying knots, camping, and socializing with the other boys, Clayton kept his nose in books. He didn't play sports, and in spite of the incessant ranting by his least favorite uncle about how all boys should play sports, he was quite content with the adventures to be found in his books.
One of the things Alex discovered was boys. By high school, he had already figured out that he had no interest in girls beyond friendship, but he knew he had to act like he did. He even forced himself to make out with a girl on a school trip so that the other boys would see it and think that he was like them. But that play came to a screeching halt when the girl put her hand between Alex's legs and he jerked away in revulsion.
From that point forward, he stopped trying to make himself or others believe that he liked girls. He had his friends who were girls, and they would dance together at the dances, but they knew what Alex had already discovered about himself: Alex was gay.
Alex found he could have sex on camping trips with a surprising number of other boys. It seemed that sex among guys on their own was quite common, and Alex found himself sought after for his oral skills. One boy named Paul used to invite Alex to stay the night at his house all the time. Paul knew that Alex would blow him as soon as the lights went out, and he took advantage of it. And who could blame a horny sixteen-year-old?
Clayton ignored sex altogether. He always maintained that he was straight and saving himself for marriage, but he got bullied anyway. Clay took a lot of hell from the other boys, especially in gym class. The locker room and shower time were particularly frightening for him. He knew he would be picked on, called a fag, and ass-snapped with towels. Fortunately for Clay, only a couple of the guys were serious bullies while the others just went along with the pack. Neither the gym teacher nor any other teacher in school seemed to notice when it came to the guys picking on Clay. If someone in authority did witness an incident, it was dismissed as "boys will be boys." This unwillingness on the part of the adults to acknowledge the problem made school a living hell for Clay at times.
Alex was in a different gym class than Clayton and knew very little of what happened to him three times a week. While some kids teased Alex and snapped his jock strap, the guys who were getting oral sex from Alex made sure the situation didn't get out of hand. It wasn't so much that they were protecting him because he was a source of sexual relief, but more from the fear that Alex would reveal the names of his partners. No one really wanted to be seen as soft on the fags, but Alex remained somewhat protected.
With all the trouble in their lives, somehow Clay and Alex survived. Finally, in 1971 and 1972, graduation day arrived, and Alex and Clay received the piece of paper that stated they had done what they needed to do in their classes. They were free of public school with its many dangers for the kid who is different. Not incidentally, they had also successfully run the gauntlet of teenage male hormones.
At this new crossroads in life, both young men had to decide in which direction they would go. Clayton opted for college as his parents wished, while Alex enlisted in the Marines, even though it meant almost certain deployment to Vietnam.
In the Marines, Alex excelled in making his body and mind harder and tougher. They taught him how to rely on himself, how to fight, and how to cooperate with others to accomplish a common mission. In many ways, the Boy Scouts had prepared him for basic training. And once again, Alex found himself in a barracks-style living situation where the other men all talked about sex, girlfriends, and what they would do on their first leave. Alex had to tread carefully in conversation, playing the pronoun game and hoping he didn't slip up.
One of the principles taught in Marine basic, along with a myriad of other things, is that you don't lie to or steal from a fellow Marine. In essence, Alex modified the truth but didn't outright lie. Paul, his most favored friend and sexual partner, became Paula. When it fell upon him to tell of his sexual exploits, he told the story of how his girlfriend Paula convinced her parents to allow Alex to spend overnight visits with her.
He changed the facts to suit the situation, and it worked. His only real concern was going on leave together because he knew the first thing the guys wanted to do was get laid. He decided it was pointless to worry about it, and that he'd deal with it when it came up.
Aside from that one sticky situation, the Marines taught Alex to be proud and self-confident, both areas where he needed improvement. These lessons would serve him well the rest of his life.
After two tours in Vietnam, where he earned the Purple Heart for being wounded in combat and a Bronze Star for that same action, he returned home, and after another year, left the Corps. It was a most difficult decision since not only did he love the Marine Corps, but he had loved a couple of Marines along the way. One he found in Vietnam, but Max was killed in a mortar attack. The loss of his friend Max tore his heart to shreds and was the main reason he refused to re-enlist for another tour of combat.
A decorated veteran at twenty-two, he found himself back on the streets of his New Jersey hometown.
While Alex learned the hard lessons of love and war, Clay enrolled in college, got a deferment, and worked his ass off to maintain top percentile grades. When he graduated, he had a bachelor's degree in library science, and he took a month off before looking for a job. His father had died and so it was only him and his mother, Margaret. He didn't feel right moving out on her now that she was all alone, so he decided he would live at home.
"You don't mind, do you?" Clay asked.
"What? Mind that you're gonna live here with me? Of course not, darling! If you moved out, I'd be so lonely. Sure I have friends, but it's not the same without your father here. No, this house is just too big for one person," Margaret replied.
"Good. The house is paid for, so I'll pay the taxes and insurance along with the utilities. Is that fair, Mother?"
"None of that's necessary, Clayton. Your father left me well off, thanks to insurance. You live here for free, and I'll hear no more about it. It's settled. In fact, you can have the entire second floor since I've moved to the bedroom in the back of the house on the first floor."
"I won't live here for free. I'm a grown man now and can afford to support myself… well, I can when I find a job. Let me pay the taxes and insurance. I have to contribute!"
Margaret sighed. "You're just like your father: pig-headed! Fine, if that gives you some silly sense of being a man, then pay the taxes and insurance. But that's it! Now, while you're taking a month to yourself, you'll have time to arrange the second-floor rooms the way you want. Make a living room out of one of the larger bedrooms. After all, you might want to entertain a girl some evening. That part of your life is none of my business, so you do as you see fit. I just don't want to run into some naked woman roaming around down here late at night."
"I seriously doubt that's going to happen, but agreed. You wanna go out somewhere inexpensive for dinner tonight?"
"Yes, on the condition that I pay, and I choose the restaurant. You can drive."
"As you wish, Mother."
Over the next few weeks, as his mother had suggested, Clayton converted the second floor into his own private haven. He made a living room out of one of the larger bedrooms, stocked the second-floor library room with books, and set up his bedroom exactly the way he wanted. When it was finished, he was quite happy to have five rooms and a full bathroom all to himself. At one end of the hallway, a window looked out over a portico that was buttressed by two huge Greek columns. A long sidewalk ran down to the wrought-iron fence, with two lions on either side of the entranceway, guarding the house.
Margaret was also happy—happy that her youngest son was staying home while his brothers and sister were spread across the country, living their own lives. If she was lucky, she got two sons and a daughter at Christmas time and was thankful to have that many present.
Clay began a serious job search after five weeks spent setting up his part of the house. For over a week, he searched the only newspaper, the Courier Post. Finally, on a Monday morning, he saw a want ad for help at the local library. As he read the notice, he shouted in glee!
Wanted, assistant librarian to support the head librarian with the operation of the Merrimack Library. Working hours are from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and noon to five on Fridays. Weekends off with benefits. Contact the head librarian for an interview.
Clay read the ad three times to make sure he wasn't missing anything and that it really said what he hoped it did. He ran to the phone and called the library. Miss Clark, the head librarian, was at a county council budget meeting, and he left a message for her.
"I promise Miss Clark will call you back when she gets in," the woman who took the call assured Clay.
"Okay, thank you!"
Clay hung up the phone and went down to the kitchen for coffee. His mother was sitting at the kitchen table and noticed something different about him.
"You look all excited. Has something happened, Clayton?" Margaret asked.
"Oh, just an ad in the paper this morning for a job at the local library! I had to leave a message, but I'm trying to get an appointment for an interview."
"That's wonderful. Wouldn't that be something… getting work in your degree field. Well, I'll say a prayer for you, honey."
"Thanks, Mother," Clay said as he took his coffee and headed back up to his living room to wait for his phone to ring. When he set up the apartment, he had a separate phone number installed. Forty-five minutes after he sat down, the phone rang.
"Hello, Clayton Anderson speaking."
"Is this the Clayton Anderson who left a message for Miss Clark?" The female voice was brisk and businesslike.
"Yes, this is he."
"This is Miss Clark at the Merrimack Public Library. I understand you were calling for an appointment to interview for the job. Is that right?"
"Yes, the job sounds perfect for me."
"Can you tell me why you think so?" she asked.
"Well, I just graduated from Columbia University with a degree in library science and was hoping to find work in a public library."
"Oh, I see. In that case, can you come in this afternoon around three o'clock?"
"Today? Yes, of course. I'll arrange my schedule so I can do that. Should I just ask for you at the front desk?"
"Yes, that's right. I look forward to meeting you. Please bring a resume, if you have one."
"Thank you, see you at three!"
Clay hung up and practically squealed. He ran to his little office that was set up in the library and pulled out a file. He opened the folder and found the ten copies of his resume that he had written and copied at Columbia on his last day. He took out one copy, read it over once more, and pleased, set it aside, and then put away the folder. He checked his watch and saw that he had five hours until his appointment. He had already showered and shaved, so the only thing he had to do was dress and drive to the library, which was only about ten blocks from where he lived. He took all this as a good omen, and three days later he was proved right.
Three days after his interview with Miss Clark, Clayton got a phone call telling him that he had the job and was to start the following Monday. This time he did let out a war cry! He ran downstairs and found his mother gardening in the backyard. He dashed out the back door and knelt down beside her.
"Guess what?"
"I got the job at the library!"
"Clayton! That's wonderful! Congratulations! I never had any doubt that you'd get it, but I'm so happy for you. You've not only got the education, you're young and very handsome. The librarian is a single woman, right?"
"Why, yes, I guess she is, but what has that to do with anything?"
"You have a lot to learn about the world yet, my love. You're nice to look at, and she being a single lady is sure to enjoy seeing you each day. Women use their looks all the time, so why shouldn't you? Flirting is the way of nature, and among most other species, it's the male who does all the showing off."
"Mother, Miss Clark will be my boss, not a love interest! I hope I wasn't hired because I'm nice to look at, but because I'm the best person for the job!"
Margaret turned her head for the first time and looked at her son. "Yes, dear, of course," she said as she rested her palm against his cheek and gazed at his handsome face.
Clayton leaned in, gave his mother a kiss, and stood up to go back into the house. As he walked, he thought over what his mother had said to him. Could he really have been hired because he was considered good-looking? If that was the case, Clayton was determined to prove his worth to the library.
MONDAY morning came, and Clayton walked into the library at precisely eight o'clock.
"Hello, I'm Clayton Anderson. I'm starting today," he said to the receptionist on duty at the front desk.
"Good morning, Mr. Anderson. Your office is through that door over there and down the hallway. There'll be a sign on the wall next to your door that reads 'Assistant Librarian'. Welcome to the library, sir."
"Thank you… Cindy," he said, after looking closely at her nametag. He followed Cindy's directions and found his office with no problem. It was a very small office, with a desk, telephone, and two chairs—one for him and one for a visitor. There was a file cabinet that held only one thing, a manual titled "Operation Procedures for Merrimack Public Library."
He pulled that out and began to read. He felt it necessary to get familiar with operations as quickly as possible. When his phone rang, he just looked at it for a moment. Who would even know that I'm here? he wondered.
"This is Clayton."
"Clayton, Miss Clark. Can you come see me, please?"
"Of course, Miss Clark, I'm on my way," he said as he stood up from his desk. There was a small mirror on the back of his door, and he checked his face and hair and the tightness of the knot on his tie before leaving.
Calming the butterflies in his stomach, he went up the stairs and entered the head librarian's office after knocking. Miss Clark was a woman of about forty-five, who wore her hair in a tight bun at the back of her head. She wore flower print dresses and black shoes, and she looked like she might be just ten pounds overweight for her height. Clayton snapped himself out of this appraisal of his boss and greeted her.
"Good morning, Miss Clark," he said with a smile.
"Good morning, Clayton, please sit," she said, indicating the chair in front of her desk with a wave of her hand.
"First of all, welcome to the library officially, now that you've started your first day. We touched briefly on your duties during the interview, but now I'd like to give you the broad picture. I expect you to learn everything there is to know about this library. How it's run, as far as personnel goes, how we order and receive new books, and the cataloging process. When I go on vacation, I want to be able to leave this library without worrying the entire time if something has gone wrong. You certainly have the education. Now the practical training begins.
"In your filing cabinet, you'll find a manual. Consider that your bible. Learn it cover to cover, and ask if you have any questions along the way. One day, you might even take over as the librarian here, and I want you to be ready. Now today, we have a shipment of various books coming in, and I'd like you to spend your time with Cindy and watch how and what she does with the books. Remember, every book that comes into this library that is ours gets stamped as our property.
"We have a theft problem, although it's small. I hate spending our limited resources on books that we've previously paid for only to have them stolen again, and I think I'll turn that problem over to you. See if you can come up with a way to cut down on our theft problem. Do you have any initial questions?"
"Not at the moment, but I'm sure I will once I get into the practices of the library," he replied.
"Excellent. Well, just ask Cindy to call you in your office when the shipment of books arrive and get started learning that process. That's all I have, unless you have anything more?"
"No, I'm looking forward to learning this place inside out, and the sooner the better as far as I'm concerned."
The meeting ended, and Clay headed back to his office, stopping off at the front desk to tell Cindy to make sure to call him when the books arrived. Once seated in his office again, he resumed reading where he had left off.
Just before lunch, Cindy called Clayton.
"Mr. Anderson, the book shipment just arrived, but I'm getting ready for lunch and Carol is out sick today, so there's no one to relieve me," she said.
"Oh, I see. Well then, I'll be down to let you go to lunch."
Clay wasn't really all that hungry, so he could wait for lunch. When he got to the front desk, Cindy smiled and said, "There's really nothing much to do. If someone checks out a book, they have to have their membership card, and you write the number on the card in the back of the book and keep the card and drop it into this slot. Make sure you get the number right because it's the only way for us to know who has the book."
"Okay, that's easy enough," he said with a smile. "How long do you get for lunch?"
"I'll be back in one hour," she said as she grabbed her purse from under the counter and went out the door.
There were only about a dozen people in the library at the moment, so Clay really wasn't that concerned about getting too busy. He was looking around under the counter when Miss Clark walked up to the desk and smiled.
"I forgot that we have one employee out sick today. Sorry, the assistant fills in for lunch and other breaks when that happens. I'll be back in an hour also," she said and left.
Now I guess for the next hour, this is my library, Clayton thought with a smile.
Clayton did fine the rest of the day and for the rest of his time at the Merrimack Public Library. He got a chance to put his education into practice and quickly learned how to manage a library. He received top performance reviews, and when Miss Clark was transferred ten years later to another library within the system, Clayton Anderson was appointed head librarian. He had reached his first career goal, and he had never been more satisfied in his life.
His work life was happy, but now in his thirties, Clay still hadn't dealt with the fact that he was gay. He repressed his sexual feelings for a couple of men that he had met through his job. Though he thought about acting on those feelings, Clay's religious upbringing and society kept his urges in check. He refused to walk through that door knowing the pain and humiliation that were sure to follow.
His life consisted of working—sometimes ten hours a day—and living at home with his mother. He had a few professional friends but almost no personal friends who really knew Clay inside and out. He had a couple of female acquaintances he could count on to accompany him to weddings and other events where he'd be expected to show up with a date. The women eventually figured out that Clay was gay since he was a perfect gentleman who never made a move to kiss them, much less get them into bed. Finally one night, he was confronted on the issue by one of his "dates."
"I want to ask you something. It's personal, and I hope you'll be honest with me," Veronica said.
"What? Go ahead," Clay responded.
"All the times we've been out to social events, you've never once tried to kiss me, let alone make love to me. You're a very handsome man, and I don't understand. What's wrong with me? Don't you find me attractive?" she asked.
Clayton was taken aback at being pinned down. He had a hard time getting used to women who spoke frankly about their sexual needs.
"Well, no, I can truly say there's not one thing wrong with you, Veronica. You're quite attractive, you've had a great upbringing, and you're classy. I like you very much, as a friend."
"And? The rest of my question, please, why haven't you ever tried to even kiss me?"
This was it, there was no way out but to do what he had so often refused to do, admit it.
"It's not you. It's me. So stop worrying about it. Don't we have a good time when we go out?"
"Yes, we do! That's why I want to know if I'm wasting time with you. Do you like women at all?"
"Of course I like women, Veronica. As long as you've known me, surely you know I like your company," he replied, in a last ditch try at not having to say the words.
"Clayton! That's not what I mean. Are you gay? That's what I want to know. Have you not made a move on me because you prefer men to women?" she asked with a look that told Clayton it was time to own up.
"Yes, I'm gay. But I don't like to talk about it."
"Finally! I've thought so for a couple of years, and I'm not getting any younger, and it's time for me to find a husband and get married. Why haven't you told me long before now?"
"Because it's something that I'm ashamed of, and I'm not comfortable talking about it. I'm sorry if you wasted your time with me," he said as he looked down at the floor.
"I date other men, but I was hoping that you might be the 'one' for me. I'll always be your friend, and I don't think you should hide in the closet. Be who you are!"
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For the past two weeks or so, I've adopted a daily ritual. I've been somewhat traumatized by the horrors of Paranormal Activity as my threshold for ghost movies is not very high. And I watched it not once, but twice. So in order to ease the trauma and to have as much nightly rest as possible, my ritual involves watching the following to videos before I go to sleep:
SNSD, or So Nyeo Shi Dae (少女時代) means Girl's Generation, which is another name they go by, is a 9 person girl band (but really there are only 8 members) from Korea. They have been my saviors. Thanks to them I don't dream of creepy white chicks staring over me as a sleep, but rather I dream of 9 (minus 1) girls fulfilling all my wishes and fantasies of female manikins, pilots and sailors.
To the main point. One of the members of SNSD, Jessica, is set to act and sing in the leading role of the Korean Legally Blonde musical.
Jessica is the one in the middle. See how she is noticeably more eye-catching than the other two? And also how her hair is more orange than blonde? I don't have a point here, just thought I'd point that out. Enjoy!


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Read more: County Seeking MentorsAt the time my husband retired from a position that required weekly travel, understandably, he wanted to stay home rather than hit the road again. However, that eventually changed. Now he wants to attend Dixieland Jazz festivals and go on a cruise once a year. This fall and winter we'll take in three festivals and one cruise. Perhaps you'd like to get away for some toe-tappin' music. Rates start around $100 for an all-event badge, which admits a person into four to five days of constant entertainment. The music begins each day around 10 a.m., and ends about 11 p.m. You can stay in one venue and see a different band every hour and a half. If you want to consider turning into a festival junkie like us, think about joining us for the trips listed below.
As I write this article, I'm attending the annual Summit Jazz Festival in the Denver area. This small festival brings in some very good Dixieland musicians. We've also spent time at festivals in Monterey, Eureka, and Fresno, CA, and Clearwater Beach, FL. This fall we plan to return to our one of our favorite festivals, and try a new one.
October 16 through 20, finds us at our favorite festival, Sun Valley Jazz Jamboree www.SunValleyJazz.com (a fourteen-hour drive). All-Event badges run $135 per person. The grounds, nestled against the mountains of this Idaho ski area, always offer perfect October "between seasons" weather. Many local shops and in nearby Ketchum remain open until the festival ends, and then re-open for the ski season. Trees glisten in shades of red, rust, yellow, and brown. Only once did we experience snow flurries. Warm days and cool nights lend themselves to comfortable walks between venues in the Lodge, Sun Valley Inn, Opera House, Ice Rink, and several smaller locations. Or, we board the free shuttles to other locals. This festival draws the best bands, forty in all, including Titan Hot Seven, High Sierra, Midiri Brothers, Cornet Chop Suey, and Blue Street. Some two hundred musicians perform, with such as guest artists as: Bob Draga, Eve Evans, Tom Hook, and many more. They limit attendance to six thousand. We stay in a condo within walking distance, and save a little by bringing breakfast and lunch items. An entire area near town is devoted to RVs with hookups, and shuttles provide transportation to and from the different venues. Buffets or restaurants offer plenty of excellent food.
To learn more October festival locations check the American Rag Jazz Newspaper's website at http://www.theamericanrag.com/ComingEvents.htm. This fall and winter you could visit Medford, OR; New Orleans, LA; or Pismo Beach, CA.
November 7 through 10, we try a new location; the Arizona Classic Jazz Festival in Chandler. Friends tell us we'll love the Crowne Plaza Golf Resort's venues and the music. Again we'll hear old musician friends as well as new, great bands, and excellent guest performers like pianist Jason Warner and drummer Danny Coots. All-Event badges cost $95.
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If you enjoy good music, new friends, inexpensive entertainment, and a relaxing atmosphere, consider becoming a Dixieland Jazz festival follower. The best part of being a festival junkie, besides the great music, is the friends made over years of traveling together.
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Primarily Prime Rib - South Point Casino
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Excellent food and service. Was a little loud that night due to several large parties.
Great dinner restaurant. Did not have an adult libation so can't rate the bar. Service was friendly and attentive without being intrusive. Food was prepared to order and the quality and flavor were great.
Dinner was great, my wife and I love it here. I wanted my friends to see what my wife and I think is so great. They were equally impressed. It was quiet so we could hear each other talk and the food always comes out the way you order it.
I was pleasantly surprised by the restaurant. I expected a basic prime rib dinner. Instead we had an outstanding experience. Great staff, ambiance and food. Portions were great, meal was excellently prepared and service was outstanding. Price was reasonable.
A group of 7. Service was superb. Food was wonderful - the best prime rib! Special requests all met. Group had a wonderful dining experience.
As many times as we've been there, their food never seem to disappoint us. Very good Prime Rib & other dishes too. Always very consistent since we've been going there.
Made late choice to go thanks to open table no problem getting time we wanted Nice open area booths are separated so you can have nice conversation without yelling A little noisy but sound like people just enjoying themselves Prime rib was cooked just right and was very tender Service was very good just the right amount of attention
This restaurant offers first class dining selections, the best prime rib in town and all at affordable prices. Our server was great and gave us exceptional service. We highly recommend Primarily Prime Rib for the meat & potato lovers to the fine dining guest.
This is a really good place for a Prime Rib dinner. Service is good and the staff is nice. I always try to stop in while I'm in Vegas.
Had a great meal. service was great also. very nice! would highly recommend it!
overall it was pleasent...however one entree was turned back because it was way too salty..( shepard pie) no problem they offered another choice but we said no and they took it off the bill.
Food as always was up to standard expected. Service starting with hostess and waiters was excellent. Our reservation went from 12 to 14 and we were accommodated in a quick pleasant fashion. Great show of hospitality. Look forward to my next visit.
We got married and headed to vegas for our honeymoon. We had issues with our hotel so we were hoping the trip would get better. The hotel staff and dealers were great then the dining was even better! We made a reservation but were still able to be sat early. The server was very sweet. She offered us a free glass of wine to toast our marriage. Our appetizer drinks service and food were amazing from beginning to end. Everything was cooked just right and quick. The atmosphere in the resturant was romantic and quiet just what we wanted. The table was picked up quickly as well so we weren't overwhelmed with clutter. We left the hotel all smiles and decided not only will we be dining here again this is where we will stay next time.
Best prime rib ever! Very reasonably priced meal and drinks! Great service! Salad made at table. My ranch dressing was the best I have had in a long time! I will definitely be back next time in Vegas!
1st time dining there and it was nice. Made 5pm reservations online, arrived when was met at door and escorted to table. Staff was very attentive but not pushy to get you in and out. Food was prepared as ordered and not rushed. atmosphere was dim lite and quite, didn't have to raise voice to talk with others. As stated before, a very nice evening.
Wanted a great prime rib meal and remembered that I saw this place the last time I was in town, but they were closed. Had to try it this time. Easy reservation system, immediate on time seating. Quick efficient service. Had the cowboy bone in cut with soup. Bread was hot and a great starter. My wife had the stuffed artichoke hearts, also yummy! Prime rib, perfectly cooked to my liking, and melt in your mouth tender. Great value that you cannot pass on while visiting Vegas!
Had an excellent time. The food was outstanding, our server was very attentive, wonderful choice in wines and I would highly recommend this restaurant!
My husband and I enjoyed our dinner, this was our first time at the restaurant. We will definitely return for future dinners.
We often dine at Primarily. This time to my surprise my prime rib was substandard and I had to send it back. Not to my surprise my waiter did so without question immediately and replaced it immediatedly with a normal excellent cut We are scheduled to come for Thanksgiving and look forward to it.
We love every bit of primarily prime rib. Except not enoigh sour cream and butter on my potato.
The meal at Primarily Prime have been consistently good. We love the fact that you include a salad and a potato or vegetable. Thank you for such great service also. We'll be back!
A must try "Cowboy Cut" of Prime Rib. The BEST in town. Yummy!!!
We had family visiting from out of town and they wanted prime rib. They were looking at places on the Strip that are pricey. We have eaten at Primarily Prime before and recommended we all go there. Everyone was very happy with the choice and thoroughly enjoyed their meals. This is consistently a great place for prime rib.
Love this restaurant! Consistently great prime rib no matter when we have gone. Service is always wonderful with very friendly wait staff. Reservations are usually right on time with a very unhurried dining experience. Everyone we have taken there loves it.
We've been a customer of Primarily Prime Rib for several years and usually don't make reservations as we prefer to eat early in the evening and can usually get a table then with no problem. This time we brought friends and wanted to assure rapid seating, which we did. They have always maintained a high level of service and quality, and this evening was no exception. The entree was cooked exactly to the order asked by each person, and uniformly throughout each cut - something you rarely find at other restaurants that offer Prime Rib. We expect to continue to patronize this gem. There is a high level of competition in Las Vegas, but Primarily remains a "go to" even though we have to drive by a number of other good restaurants to get to it.
Absolutely the best prepared Prime Rib I have ever had at any restaurant. Cooked to perfection!!!
We love Primarily Prime Rib. The food is always wonderful and the service is great.
Despite a very busy Thursday night our server Marija and her assistants never wavered in attention and service. We did not have to ask for anything. Good food and pleasant experience overall.
My boyfriend and I dined at Primarily Prime on Saturday, 11/16/13. From the minute we were greeted and seated by Collin, it was a fabulous experience. The servers Jason and Joseph made us feel like their one and only guest. The food is consistently fabulous and the chef made my end cut the most perfect prime rib dinner I've eaten yet! I will always dine at Primarily Prime because they demonstrate prime service, food and a positive experience! Thank you!
Food & service was awesome! Special thanks to our wait staff...Jason & Joseph!
Once again, great food and service. Highly recommend
We enjoyed dining at Primarily Prime Rib the service is always spot on - food is always good too. It was pretty busy on the evening we dined but - the servers keep things flowly nicely and don't appear to be rushed.
We dined at your restaurant to celebrate our 16th anniversary. We were greeted by our server Sean and another young man whose name I didnt catch. They had 2 glasses of champagne compliments of the Manager. We informed them that we do not use alcohol and it was politely taken away. The food was excellent,and the service was great. After we finished our meal Sean brought a dessert which was compliments of the Manager. Thank You for a wonderful experience, we Will Be Back.
The prime rib was prepared perfectly and was excellent. There are a number of locations here in Las Vegas that serve Prime Rib, but none do it better than Primarily Prime Rib. You can go the more expensive steak houses and get Prime Rib but it would not be as good as this. Also, the price is very hard to beat. If you like Prime Rib, then this is the only restaurant to go to. Highly recommend.
We eaten at Primarily Prime Rib before and found it adequate, with subpar service service an average food quality. This time the service was excellent and timely, the meat a major improvement. It was an enjoyable and reasonable dinner experience. They even placed our name on a list to be served by the same waiter when we return.
When we stay at South Point always make room for Prime Rib as it is the best along with all the nice people. My only problem is that it is closed Monday and Tuesday.
we live in southern california so usually see vegas 3-4 times a year. the southpointe is the only hotel we stay at and always book a reservation at primarily prime rib. the prime rib is always the best and this trip was off the chart. thank you
So far have not been disappointed with the quality of food, and very consistent every time we've been there. Good Job !!!
This it the first year we went out for our Thanksgiving dinner. I can say that we were pleasantly surprised at the homemade quality of the Turkey Dinner. The dinner inlcuded all the extras and the pumpkin pie topped it all off! No cooking, no dishes and a homemade quality meal to boot- could not have been happier. The service was excellent and we never noticed how busy it was. Our server was always right there when we needed her. Now we are waiting to see the menu for Christmas! It may be a first for us to go out on that Holiday as well. We will definately consider the Prime Rib restaurant for our future Holiday meal plans. Also the meal and all the extras were an ESPECIALLY GOOD VALUE!
As usual fine service and great food at reasonable prices.
For the last 3 or 4 years we have been bringing our guests to South Point for Thanksgiving, no cleanup afterwards, very reasonable per plate, the only thing missing is the leftovers....there aren't any because everything is so tasty....we did miss the collossal Shrimp Cocktails this year but everything else was lovely including our server who went out of his way to find a certain wine, the only one my husband will drink....Five star all the way...thank you very much
The prime rib was delicious and a real eye opener for the cowboy cut! Not only was it a huge piece, but tasty and tender. Excellent!
Nice place, very good food and the service was particularly good, very pleasant experience. If you would like a little nicer than average las vegas dining experience I would recommend this place.
Once again, a wonderful dining experience. Great food and service with Jason.
The food is excellent at an affordable price in a very nice atmosphere
Service was spot on the server was excellent as were the rest of the staff the food was (prime rib) was excellent wasn't really happy with the appetizer (artichoke hearts) they tasted like a stuffed jalapeno but wasn't horrible overall was a very enjoyable dinner
The service and food were very good and the prices reasonable for the dinning atmosphere.
Was in town for NFR and was able to get a reservation at this great restaurant . I always try to find time to hit this great restaurant while i'm in Vegas!
Excellent service, waiters are friendly and professional. One of the best prime rib dinners I've had, that is, besides mine. Did not feel rushed. Very nice atmosphere. No sounds from the casino below. Will eat there again when in Vegas.
As always the staff and food were excellent with the staff providing a "personal touch".


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