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So the Teen Choice Awards took place in LA last night. Presented by Lucy Hale from Pretty Little Liars and Darren Criss from Glee, the awards show - voted enitrely for by teens - celebrated everything from best movie, to best TV show to the really important things like best liplock and best hissy fit.
It was Brit boy Harry Styles' night. After opening the show with One Direction performing their single Best Song Ever (which-in our humble, and possibly very miguided opinion-might actually be the best song ever), he then won not one but TWO coveted awards (one for Choice Hottie and one for Choice Smile - obvs). The naughty scamp then stood up and twerked for the crowd. On the off chance you're not down with the kids' lingo - twerking is a dance move that involves shaking one's behind in a provocative manner, and oh my, didn't he do it well?
Elsewhere, Lea Michelle and the cast of Glee dedicated their awards to their late co-star Cory Monteith in a series of moving tributes and Twilight Saga-Breaking Dawn Part II swept the board winning no less than 7 awards. Doing well in the music categories were Bruno Mars, Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez who all walked away with 2 awards. On the TV side of things, Glee and Pretty Little Liars dominated. Here's our round-up of our favourite things that happened, plus a full list of winners at the bottom.
1. Lea Michelle Dedicated Her Win To Cory Monteith
In an incredibly heartfelt speech, Lea thanked the fans for their help during the past few weeks following her boyfriend and co-star's death.
2. Harry Styles Twerked
As much as we disapprove of this wholely inappropriate and over-saturated trend, he does have a nice bottom. So we'll allow it.
3. Cher Lloyd Took Us By Suprise
Who's this elegant lady? Someone's come a long way from Swagger Jagger.
4. Rebel Wilson Wore This
And we fell a little bit more in love with her.
5. Selena Gomez Looked Amazing
While pictures of Justin Bieber naked at his Gran's house emerged. Selena - 1 Justin - 0
6. Billy Ray Cyrus Forgot He Was 51
Seriously dude. A beanie? Like, for real?
Check Out The Full List Of Winners Below...
Choice Music Group: One Direction
Choice Summer Tour: One Direction
Choice Single by a Group: "Live While We're Young," One Direction
Choice Love Song: "Little Things," One Direction
Choice Movie Actress - Comedy: Rebel Wilson, "Pitch Perfect"
Choice Movie Actor - Comedy: Skylar Astin, "Pitch Perfect"
Choice Movie - Comedy: "Pitch Perfect"
Choice Movie Villain: Adam DeVine, "Pitch Perfect"
Choice Breakup Song: "Come and Get It," Selena Gomez
Choice Music Star - Female: Selena Gomez
Choice Hottie - Female: Selena Gomez
Choice TV Show, Drama: "Pretty Little Liars"
Choice Summer TV Show: "Pretty Little Liars"
Choice Summer TV Star - Actress: Lucy Hale, "Pretty Little Liars"
Choice Summer TV Star - Actor: Keegan Allen, "Pretty Little Liars"
Choice TV Actor - Drama: Ian Harding, "Pretty Little Liars"
Choice TV Actress - Drama: Troian Bellisario, "Pretty Little Liars"
Choice TV Villain: Janel Parrish, "Pretty Little Liars"
Choice Athlete - Female: Gabby Douglas
Acuvue Inspire Award: Nick Jonas
Choice TV Show - Comedy: "Glee"
Choice TV Scene Stealer - Male: Chord Overstreet, "Glee"
Choice TV Breakout Star: Blake Jenner, "Glee"
Choice TV Actress - Comedy: Lea Michele, "Glee"
Choice Movie Actor - Drama: Logan Lerman, "The Perks of Being a Wallflower"
Choice Movie - Drama: "The Perks of Being a Wallflower"
Choice Female Artist: Demi Lovato
Choice Single - Female Artist: "Heart Attack," Demi Lovato
Ultimate Choice Award: Ashton Kutcher
Choice TV Actor - Fantasy/Sci-Fi: Ian Somerhalder, "The Vampire Diaries"
Choice TV Actor - Comedy: Jim Parsons, "The Big Bang Theory"
Choice TV Actress - Fantasy/Sci-Fi: Nina Dobrev, "The Vampire Diaries"
Choice Rock Group: Paramore
Choice Summer Song: "We Can't Stop," Miley Cyrus
Candie's Fashion Trendsetter Award: Miley Cyrus
Choice TV Scene Stealer - Female: Miley Cyrus, "Two and a Half Men"
Choice Breakout Group: Emblem3
Choice Summer Music Star: Bruno Mars
Choice R&B Artist: Bruno Mars
Choice TV Actor - Action: LL Cool J, "NCIS: Los Angeles"
Choice Music Breakout Artist: Ed Sheeran
Choice TV Personality - Female: Demi Lovato, "The X Factor"
Choice Summer Movie Star - Female: Sandra Bullock, "The Heat"
Choice Movie Chemistry: Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy, "The Heat"


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Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder is reportedly engaged to ESPN reporter Samantha Steele.
Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder is reportedly engaged to ESPN college football reporter Samantha Steele.
The rumor started circulating Tuesday morning, and Sports Illustrated reporter Richard Deitsch tweeted that he confirmed the news with Steele.
Ponder admitted in October that he was dating Steele and seemed surprised at how many inquiries he was getting when that news broke.
"I'm proud of the relationship. I can brag. I have bragging rights, I believe," Ponder said in October.
At the time, the two had been dating for at least a month, but Ponder admitted they were trying to keep the relationship private.
"She's been coming up here a lot. We're trying to make the best of it," Ponder said of their busy overlapping fall schedules with football obligations. "Obviously we're both busy at the same time so we don't get to see each other that much, but at least one person isn't feeling guilty about not making the effort to do it. We kind of have the same schedule in the offseason, so that will be good."
Ponder said his offensive linemen had been teasing him, calling him "Mr. Steele."
"It kind of comes with the territory, I guess," he said. "Still try to keep private as much of my private life as possible, but some things you can't hide, but I'm used to it."
Ponder joked that he kind of stalked Steele, but the two knew each other since around training camp, according to tight end Kyle Rudolph, one of Ponder's best friends on the team.
"He definitely outkicked his coverage. No question about it," Rudolph joked after Ponder admitted to dating Steele in October.
"They are both extremely driven and successful people. You look at her career and what she's done to make her way up to being one of the main college football reporters and then take Christian, for example, somebody who has been very driven and goal-oriented throughout his entire life."
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B&S bronze winners: The payoff of a team investigation
The Charlotte Observer and the News & Observer of Raleigh won this year's bronze award in the Barlett & Steele Awards for Investigative Business Journalism. Reporters from the two papers, both owned by McClatchy, partnered to produce two five-part series analyzing the nonprofit hospitals in their regions.
The series: Prognosis Profits
The papers worked together to gather the data then wrote their own localized stories. Their coverage included a look at the market power the hospitals have with insurers, and tactics the health systems use to get patients to pay.
I spoke with reporters Ames Alexander and Karen Garloch of the Charlotte Observer, and the News & Observer's Joseph Neff and David Raynor. They gave me some great and varied information so I've created subheads to be sure to cover it all.
The juggle
Joe was assigned to a healthcare project in 2009 as healthcare became a big debate, he says. His research showed insurance and pharmaceutical companies had dominated the coverage, but there was not much about hospitals. But that was as far he got. He shifted to another series for eight months and then another. He also had daily coverage to handle. Six months before the series ran, he worked on it full time, he says.
Karen was the beat reporter involved in the project. She also worked on the project for six months, but not full time. "It's harder for beat reporters to break off and do something that requires that kind of concentration," she says.
Shifting from daily coverage and weekly features to the project required her to re-read her notes often to refresh her memory, she says. She'd escape from her ringing phone by taking her notes to a coffee shop. "It takes more than a minute to get back in the loop," she says. "I would write a lot of notes to myself about leads to pursue and people to call."
Towards the end of the project, her editors hired freelancers and used wire copy so she could focus more on the project, she says.
Karen, who's covered healthcare for 25 years, says working as a team allowed her to tackle a question she'd considered: How do hospitals make money when they say Medicaid and Medicare don't cover their costs?
"With the three of us, we could get to a place to figure it out," she says. "Alone, we'd be thrashing around to figure out where to go and what to look at. It helps to have partners to talk it over with and ask questions."
Ames says it helps to team investigative reporters with beat reporters who know the issues and key sources. "If Karen had not been working on the this project, I don't think we would have gotten interviews with key hospital officials, such as Carolinas HealthCare System CEO Mike Tarwater," he says. "Karen's sources and expertise added crucial depth to our stories."
Partnering between the sister papers was nothing new. David worked with another Observer reporter while doing this project. Joe says he knew Ames already from various reporting events and from sharing tips. However, they'd never worked with each other before.
It also helped that they'd all worked on team projects before. "This one worked very well. Everyone was generous with sharing notes from every phone call and interview to get up to speed on what everyone else knew," Karen says.
Like all projects, communication was key. As noted in my previous interview with Joe, the team posted files on Google Docs and DocumentCloud, and shared information through their common computer systems.
Ames says he also wrote story drafts and memos to summarize the important findings. "It's a continual reminder about what you're learning for your colleagues and editors," he says.
They also bought their editors into the process. Jim Walser, the Observer's senior editor for investigations, tagged along on interviews with hospital officials, Karen says. It allowed him to hear directly what sources were saying, and it showed newspaper was serious about the project, she says.
Finding faces
Aside from the editing process to ensure both papers had the same facts, the next challenge was finding people, Joe says. "A lot of people don't want to speak ill of their doctors or hospitals," Joe says. "There's also a stigma about sharing medical information with the world."
David says he searched a database listing all civil suits in North Carolina for cases involving hospitals. "We uncovered every kind of possible variation we could think of," he says.
They also searched consumer complaints filed with the attorney general's office.
Joe suggests reporters find patients early in the process and to ask them for itemized bills from hospitals. "Insurance companies don't give much information on the explanation of benefits," he says. "An itemized bill can show what everything costs."
Motivation to keep going
As I noted in my post about B&S winner David Barstow, I'm curious about how reporters stay focused on lengthy projects. Here are the responses from this team.
Ames: "There's a temptation to want to see your name in the paper a lot. But it's helpful for reporters to remember that sometimes keeping focus on a project for a longer period will yield a much bigger dividend."
Karen: "What motivates me is just that curiosity to know and understand how all of this works."
David: "You've just got to tackle it and know there's an end near."
Joe: "Knowing we had to get it into the paper at some point. Near the end, I had been so immersed in this that none of it seemed new anymore. When we went through the first rounds of edits, I thought, 'Doesn't everybody know this?'" But he says when his executive editor read the story and said it "would piss off more people than anything we've ever done," he knew the impact.
And he was right. When I spoke to Ames in April, he said the series generated more feedback than anything the paper had published in the past 10 years.
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A storage hutch does not need to be a dull, boring box used to stack away stationery, arts and crafts supplies and various knick knacks. With a little bit of creativity, a storage hutch can become a unique design element to a home or a small business office. With a little more creativity, it can even become a conversation piece and a design feature. Design possibilities are endless and it is up to the craftsman to make a hutch that is personalized and suitable for his or her needs, while adding in a bit of a fun element.
To start with the basics, one needs to determine the primary requirements for the hutch to render it most useful in one's household. Traditional storage hutches typically include four side hinged doors and access panels in the back for any wiring management. However, it is up to the builder to figure out just what his or her storage hutch should look like. That is, if the hutch's primary function is to store kitchen utensils and cooking essentials, the design should incorporate large and small-sized drawers and compartments to accommodate various utensil sizes. If the hutch is to be used by more than one person, in an office setting, the design should include lockable drawers, for restricted usage. The hutch can be either full open for easy access or partially or full concealed by a set of doors. Finally, the design should be mindful of the overall space that it will be placed in, the size and height of the desk that it is used in conjunction with, as well as the overall design, color palette and layout of a room.
Keeping the essentials in mind, the actual construction of a hutch can be a relatively simple, streamlined process. A good, cheap material to use is plywood which can, of course, be adorned with other accent materials, like acrylic. A more expensive option is to work with various wood species, like timber or pine. High pressure laminate is another popular option that can work for the hutch construction.
Figuring out the right measurements for the top, bottom, sides of the hutch, as well as the shelving inside and any doors should be the starting point before marking up and cutting any of the materials. A utility knife can be used to cut any additional acrylic elements. If using glass for the door, special care needs to be applied when using a glass cutter, since, depending on the thickness of the glass, the material is fairly brittle and can crack easily.
Once the general shape of the storage hutch is determined and the plywood pieces are cut out and secured together with nails and glue, the hutch can be turned on its side and shelving pieces can be secured with nails at the top and bottom of the unit. To tack on any trim elements to the hutch, the pieces can be cut to size after the hutch is assembled. Hard board should be nailed to the rear of the hutch to provide backing. If doors are desired, it is important to attach self-stick cabinet door bumpers to minimize the pinch points.
For the finishes and the overall look of the hutch, the possibilities are practically limitless. The structural pieces, as well as the shelves and doors, can be stained to bring out the beauty of the wood or painted a desired color to match the color palette of a room. Additional colors or accents can be painted or tacked on after the completion of assembly, making the piece truly stand out. Door and shelving elements, if treated or painted, should be allowed to try prior to be secured to hinges and attached to the hutch.


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-occupant health and comfort,Designs are entered into a competition and the winning entries are built. In addition to having the winning entries built, the designers receive $60,000 to cover design costs, management, and commisioning of the project. Since the initiative's inception, six projects have been completed and are/were open to public as show pieces (they are sold once the tour period is over).
-energy efficiency,
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-reduced environmental impact, and
-last but certainly not least, affordability.
- light shelves and reflective surfacesBesides being the first EQuilibrium home to be built in Vancouver, Harmony also has the distinction of being the only project of all CMHC winning entries that is aesthetically anywhere near the twenty first century.
- skylights and ample window area
- rainwater harvesting
- wind and stack driven cooling tower
- solar system
- Everything I do, everything I see is through architecture. It has given me a vehicle for looking at the world. I am not involved in the aesthetics of architecture or interested in design as such. I'm interested in what buildings can do beyond what they look like, and how they can affect whole areas of people's lives. I have never done a building where I didn't attempt to see it in a new philosophical or social way. I could have asked questions in any field, but I am doing it through my buildings. Now I want to build with all details suppressed, to make what I build look as if it had just happened - as if there was nothing studied, no labour or art involved. (p. 19)And if you would like to find out how Erickson waged a war on the raccoons that fished in his koi pond, who won, and how the black swans got involved along the way as well as the neighbour's cat - you'll have to grab the book yourself for that epic tale.
- Architects are so rarely aware of their own power of communication , and therefore most of what we see is indifferent building, which nevertheless affects us by its indifference. (p.60).
"The prefabrication model has proven itself elsewhere, but I haven't seen anyone shipping the final product so completely like this," says Robins.Vancouver Sun article here.
The company's first venture, shipping a "Living Unit" comprising a single module to the BC Home Show, proved there needn't be a drywall crack in sight. And it took the team two months from design sketch to delivery, one month after opening the facility. For a large house, the normal construction time will be cut in half. Whilst the modules are being put together on their steel frames, the foundations are being formed. It is also cheaper by an estimated 15% for a local siting, due to factory efficiencies.
"The millworkers walk across the floor to site measure, rather than making a day trip up the coast or into town." The 500-sqaure-foot one-bedroom module is green and smart, with R50 blown insulation in the walls, a green roof, grey-water use for the toilet cistern, and an instantaneous hot water heater (above the bathroom) for the taps and in-floor heating. The temperature of the module can also be changed remotely from any computer. It also feels surprisingly spacious, due to its 10-foot ceilings and the clever use of light and space.
Whilst the unit clearly lends itself to installation on a recreational property, the soon-to-be-legal Vancouver laneway housing is an obvious future market.
Each cabin encompasses approximately 635 square feet. Trapper's design is typical in that it features an open concept living room, generous patio space at the back, and bedrooms tucked behind the terrace. The Cowboy design, by contrast, features wraparound windows in the main space and a soaker tub at the center, from which to enjoy the view.This particular way of building will require more work from the customer/client including site prep, assembly, and finishing. You are getting a kit of parts - it is up to you to put it together and to finish it.
The designs are intended for those who have a plot of land and are thinking of building on it, and the cabin's prefabricated components are designed to ensure minimal labour and sub trade requirements on the building site.
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At their meeting Tuesday, the aldermen voted to send a letter requesting a meeting with representatives of both the institute and the U.S. State Department, which oversees refugee resettlement.
Ward 3 Alderman Pat Long, who chairs the city's refugee task force, said based on a conversation he and Mayor Ted Gatsas had with the organization, he expected the 50 refugees approved for Nashua would reduce the number set to arrive in Manchester.
"In that conversation, we asked them if they could settle in other communities within 50 miles," Long said. "Then we found out a couple weeks ago that instead of 200, they're getting 250. That's not the understanding we had."
Gatsas said, "We were waiting an awfully long time for the International Institute (to get back to us), because they told us they were going to settle refugees in Nashua."
Gatsas speculated that the organization had not been in communication over the past couple months because the sequestration debate in Washington affected the federal agencies with which it worked.
The group has been approved to settle 200 refugees in Manchester through October. It was approved for the same number last year, but slightly fewer than 120 came.
So far this year, 86 refugees have arrived, 53 adults and 33 children. Gatsas suggested that he would propose the group limit the number of refugees arriving over the next four months, with the expectation that some of the 200 refugees would be routed to Nashua.
Many of the refugees are from Bhutan, in central Asia, and Iraq.
Gatsas has had a frosty relationship with the institute, which is headquartered in Boston, charging that the group has been incommunicative and unresponsive to concerns that it was disproportionately settling refugees in Manchester and disregarding the struggles they are facing in the city.
Over the past decade, the organization has settled several thousand refugees in Manchester, far more than it has in any other community in the state.
Officials in Nashua also appear to have been caught off guard by the news, reported in the New Hampshire Union Leader on Monday, that the State Department had given the green light for 50 refugees to be settled there.
"No one has any answers," Nashua Mayor Donnalee Lozeau told the paper. "The concerns I raised were real ones, and I feel like they weren't addressed at all."
Coincidently, the aldermen on Tuesday also voted to approve a below-market rate lease for the Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success in the city's newly renovated Odd Fellows Hall building, at 434 Lake Ave.
Alderman at-large Joe Kelly Levasseur questioned why the city was giving the group the deal.
"We're basically saying we don't want more (refugees), but now we're saying we're going to rent out space to this group," he said. "It's a mixed message."
Long said he's worked with the Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success for several years and that it was very different from the International Institute.
"The institute brings the refugees here and operates with them for a six-month period. This organization picks up after that to expedite English learning and job training. This organization does a service to Manchester," he said.
Gatsas also spoke in support of the group's work.
"These are refugees that are already here. We're trying to get them in space that is more affordable, to help them get jobs. MCRC is downstairs," he said, referring to the Manchester Community Resource Center.
The Odd Fellows renovation project was completed a couple weeks ago. The four-story building will be rented to several social service organizations, and will be known as the Lake Avenue Community Resource Center.
The Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success will be renting space in the building for $1,100 a month.
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- 22%
- Erosion of civil liberties
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Here is the set performed by Danny Flynn and Owen McGirr on the Main Stage at 2:00 pm. Danny (guitar) and Owen (accordion and harmonica) are joined during the set by members of the music ensemble Castle Garden: John Brennan (fiddle), Cait Currie (bodhrán), and Eugenia Brennan (vocal).
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Same here though I wish the second one you listed was in black instead of brown. Cause its a piece that we should have had for a long time. Strangely about the first one. The pin hole is a free turning one. Even if you stick a friction pin in the hole. The friction pin will still free turn.
I'm drooling over these two new pieces. However, this set does seem a bit, just a whee bit , out of my price range.
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Student productions include Pinter's "Old Times" and
McClure's "Pvt. Wars"
Feb. 5, 2009
Saint Martin's theatre arts director, David Hlavsa
announced the University's play schedule for this winter and spring. The
plays showcase not only student acting talent but also their skills in
directing and writing.
"Another feature of these productions is that we
involve local theatre professionals and facilities," commented Hlavsa,
"making these truly collaborative efforts within the community."
The first production, "Old Times" written by Harold
Pinter and directed by David Hlavsa, includes performances by Saint
Martin's seniors, Clare Lopez, Matt Pritchard and Mallory Bosch. It will
be presented on Feb. 25-27 at 7:30 pm and Feb. 28 at 2:00 pm at the
State Theater in Olympia. Tickets are available at the door ($10 general
admission, $6 students, seniors and military). Tickets for the Feb. 25
performance are pay-what-you will.
The second production is a collection of one act
plays including James McLure's "Pvt. Wars," Kobo Abe's "The Man Who
Turned Into a Stick," and "The Game," a comedy written by Clare Lopez, a
Saint Martin's senior. This evening of one act plays will be held on
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Directors for the one act plays include Saint
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theatre department chair at Centralia College.
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students for successful lives through its 21 majors and six graduate
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Published: December 5, 2012
I believe sexuality exists on spectrums. Not just one spectrum from gay to straight with bi in the middle, but several spectrums. One spectrum is how sexual you are, from those with little to no sex drive to people who have very active sex drives. There is also, perhaps, a spectrum from monogamous to polyamorous. You say that monogamy and polyamory are things people do, not things people are. However, I feel some people can be innately one or the other. My husband and I decided to have a three-way. My husband could barely keep his dick hard when fucking our third. He couldn't get into it until I got involved directly, and even then it didn't really do much for him. (Believe me, our third was any straight guy's dream. The only reason he wasn't into that is because he's really only into me.) When he's in love with someone, all he wants is that person. He's very one-person-and-one-person-only oriented. In contrast, although he satisfies me and I love him, I want other partners. I feel that I'm polyamorous innately. I feel I am wired to be like this. I didn't choose it. Likewise, my husband couldn't choose to be polyamorous. He can practice polyamory, and he has for my sake, but naturally he's a monogamous person. I appreciate that you advocate nonmonogamy. I credit you with helping to save my marriage. We married as virgins and were clueless about sex. But my husband and I have a great sex life – and I'm free to pursue people on the side – because we read your column.
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Hetero/poly guy here. I'm part of a live-inquad, and we all raise our kids together, so I'm pretty far down the polyamory rabbit hole. Figured I'd add my two cents to the discussion. I don't think that polyamory can really be defined as an "orientation," because that's an improper way to describe what polyamory is. I can still be attracted to monogamous people, and being poly doesn't change or alter that fact. I do, however, think that polyamory – or, by contrast, monogamy – can be defined as a sexual identity, and that's where I think your advice to PP went astray. Consider: A gay man can be attracted to a straight man, correct? Similarly, I can be attracted to people who identify as monogamous. But that attraction doesn't separate individuals from their identity. Gay men tend to date other gay men and would generally be advised not to go chasing after straight men. In the same way, I try my best to stick to other people who identify as poly. Poly is very much an identity, Dan, and poly people form communities around that identity. We face some unique challenges (how do you raise kids in this environment? How do you balance time between partners?), while some other life challenges are made easier (four parents makes getting kids to soccer easier). I'm not saying that we need to add a "P" to LGBTQQIA, but I don't think we can just be written off, either.
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I'm a bisexual, polyamorous 24-year-old woman. From the very first time I was faced with a cute boy who wanted to date me, I knew that I couldn't be in a closed/exclusive relationship. I knew it as instinctively as I knew that I found women attractive as well as men. I had never heard of open relationships or polyamory. I was a virgin, so it wasn't about sex. I didn't have anyone else on the horizon and I really liked the boy, so it wasn't about keeping my options open. And yet I knew – I knew – that I couldn't agree to be his girlfriend without the freedom to date, flirt, sleep with and love other people. Six years later, I started dating someone I think might turn out to be the love of my life. He's a match for me intellectually, sexually and emotionally. We make each other so happy, it's silly. Even so, even in the best relationship I can possibly imagine, I know monogamy is not for me. Incredibly, he feels the same way. Maybe there are very few people like me – I think most people fall somewhere in the middle, with probably more oriented toward monogamy than not – but poly people like me exist.
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The Mocs are doing a 180-degree turn.
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga played an NCAA Division III team on Tuesday and won by 50 points.
It will play the No. 3 college basketball team in all the land on Saturday -- and could lose by 50.
The Mocs humbled Spalding, with former Moc Kevin Gray as its coach, 98-58 by opening in a full-court press and simply out-manning the less-skilled Golden Eagles.
Kentucky (8-1) could do the same to UTC (3-7), especially after losing on a last-second 3-pointer at Indiana in its last game which knocked them from the perch of No. 1.
"You always want to compare yourself to the best," coach John Shulman said. "What a great opportunity."
RealTimeRPI.com, a statistical website that tracks every RPI (a factor in determining the NCAA tournament field and seeding) predicts Kentucky will beat UTC 90-38.
That's a predicted 52-point differential.
Statistician Ken Pomery at KenPom.com has the game listed as 88-54 in favor of Kentucky -- a 34-point difference between the Cats and Mocs.
Shulman had a conversation with good friend and former UTC coach Jeff Lebo -- now coaching at East Carolina -- about Kentucky's Rupp Arena on Wednesday morning.
"He said, 'It will be the greatest experience you ever had,'" Shulman said. "He told me, 'What I wanted to do was go warm up in Rupp, go back in the lockerroom right before the game, then get on the bus and go home.'
"He said, 'They treat you like gold before the game, but it's not as fun during the game.'"
Senior Ricky Taylor has faced five ranked opponents in his UTC career. The Mocs lost 100-95 at No. 22 Davidson in Dec. 2008, but all other games have resulted in at least 20-point losses.
"We have to bring our A-game," Taylor said. "I feel good about it. We're going to go there and fight until the end.
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UTC's last test against a No. 3 team came against UConn in the first round of the 2005 NCAA tournament. The Huskies won by 56 points.
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It could be 100 points harder than Tuesday's test.
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21 Congress St
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Thirsty Moose Taphouse
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://thirstymoosetaphouse.com/
- Phone: (603) 427-8645
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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The first thing that hits you when you walk into the Thirsty Moose Tap House is the massive number of beer taps – 116 in all – framed by a giant metal moose head. The new restaurant, located in the old Muddy River and Foobar space, is scheduled to open next week, as long as all of the inspections are done.Continued
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- Great place to watch a gameKimberleyTVIPDined on 10/19/2014My husband and I visited the Thirsty Moose on a Sunday afternoon. The restaurant has a large number of TV's and they were all turned to different football games. They have a large beer selection including a number of beer on tap.Special Features:
- Nothing SpecialTamieLVIPDined on 5/11/2014I went here for brunch. I wish I had gone somewhere else as the food was not well prepared and left much to be desired. The only reason I gave 2 stars was that it had a vast selection of beers and a variety of sports broadcasting. I think they should stick to bar food and focus on their asset of have a great bar scene.Special Features:
- lunch was just okLoveThatVIPDined on 5/1/2014Too many delicious restaurants and choices in Portsmouth to stop here again for lunch. Salad was ok.
- Come for drinks - Poor ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/31/2013A group of friends and I came for New years eve dinner. Place was moderately busy when we got there, and became increasingly busy as the night went on. We ordered a wings appetizer which was fantastic. The fish and chips needed seasoning because tthey were very bland but the rest of us enjoyed our meals. However the service was pretty bad. Took a while to get the attention of our waiter, who must have introduced herself four times, four different approaches. Which was odd. We were having different people come to the table all night giving us our food, our drinks and so on so we never knew who to approach when we needed things. I'd go back for the appetizers, and their beer list was unbeatable.Special Features:
- Great beer selectionKatieVIPDined on 10/11/2013We recently tried Thirsty Moose Taphouse for lunch and were pleasantly surprised by both the food and the beer selection. We'll definitely be back! We're not sports fans, but for those who are this is a great spot with huge TVs all around.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too dimly lit and a bit depressingreturnerVIPDined on 1/7/2013Too dimly lit and a bit depressing (not enough done to it since it was Muddy River Smokehouse). But the burgers were great and the beer list voluminous and interesting (though it would have been easier to read and select if the lighting were better).It was nice that even in the middle of the afternoon, there were other patrons.They might think about having closed captioning on their many TV screens, because...well, because there are no many TV screens so it's hard not to find yourself looking at one.We'll try this again at night and see how it is then.
- We took our teenagers thereOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 12/31/2012We took our teenagers there for dinner New Years Eve. The place was cool and fun and the food was great pub fare. The staff was helpful and friendly. Lots of TVs mounted on the walls. Would be a great place to watch a game. The girls had a great time. Good choice!!Special Features:
- Huge beer list but why all the kidsTripleBVIPDined on 12/1/2012The pizza was exceptional, and our server was extremely attentive. The beer list is what this place is known for . Almost 120 on tap. The only knock on this place is all the little kids. I just don't think a major bar should have infants and toddlers all around. This place would be 5 out of 5 otherwise.Special Features:
- Loved the idea of all theOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/3/2012Loved the idea of all the beers on tap and thought it was great they had a beer menu that read like the food menu. It gave perfect explanations of the beer and made it fun to try something new and different. The menu had typical "bar food" but it was excellent bar food. We all tried a different burger and were all thrilled with our choice (and had to snag a bite of each others). We don't live in the area, but we will be back!Special Features:
- Great place for a beer andOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 10/12/2012Great place for a beer and the Deconstructed Sammy is a good idea but my roast beef was very dry.Special Features:
- Good beer and an extensiveJessicaVIPDined on 10/7/2012Good beer and an extensive menu made this perfect for Sunday brunch with kids in tow. Nice seasonal beer selection with something for everyone, and chocolate milk for the kids!Special Features:
- Best Beer Selection on the SeacoastOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 9/21/2012Unbelievable beer selection on tap. Food is basic, but it was very good.Special Features:
- Food and beer was great, butengineerVIPDined on 9/11/2012Food and beer was great, but had to wait 40 minutes for 2 sandwiches, we were the only party to order or have food delivered from the kitchen during this time. There are enough other places in Portsmouth,, we won't be returning.
- OK so far..will try again!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/27/2012Food was fine, but very normal...not too exciting. Has good potential for a new restaurant but has some growing pains to overcome. Beer orders seem to be placed but server and then delivered by seperate "beer servers". We ordered beers on at least 4 separate occasions and every time the wait was way too long, especially when that is the specialty of the house. Restaurant did not know about our reservation but when I mentioned that I had one we were seated immediately even though there appeared to be others waiting...good points for that. I can't telll anyone that "You must go" but I will give it another try. Oh, VERY noisy...not just people but basically from poor acoustics.Special Features:
- MANY kinks to work outOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/15/2012- Food was mediocre; burger bun came out rock solid, inedible. Wings came out without sauce? Pizza undercooked.- Waitress, although nice, had zero knowledge of any of the beers -- at a Taphouse? Not to mention that most of the popular taps were empty?- Interior feels unfinished... paint and some pictures on the wall, but the ambiance was seriously lacking.


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by Aaron Wilson of Scout.com, March 24, 2012 at 12:49 pm ET
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LSU defensive lineman Michael Brockers has already visited the Carolina Panthers, Washington Redskins and the Tennessee Titans, according to a league source.
And he's scheduled to visit the St. Louis Rams, Cleveland Browns, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Kansas City Chiefs, Miami Dolphins, Dallas Cowboys, Jacksonville Jaguars, Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle Seahawks, New England Patriots and the New York Jets.
Several teams drafting in the top 10 are believed to have Brockers under consideration for their first-round selection as he has drawn high grades from NFL scouting directors.
Brockers boosted his draft stock at his campus Pro Day workout by running the 40-yard dash as fast as 4.97 seconds, according to an NFC scout.
Brockers' consensus time was 5.15 seconds and he posted a 30-inch vertical leap, four inches better than he jumped at the NFL scouting combine.
An imposing defensive prospect at 6-foot-6, 322 pounds, Brockers ran the 40-yard dash in 5.36 seconds at the NFL scouting combine and posted a 26 1/2 inch vertical leap.
He also registered an 8-9 broad jump, a 4.81 short shuttle and a 7.46 three-cone drill.
A second-team All-Southeastern Conference selection, Brockers finished third on the team with 9 1/2 tackles for losses. He intercepted a pass against Northwestern State.
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I love the World Wide Web. You can just follow a link to another link, and who knows where you might finally end up? Most of the time I stay in my own familiar little comfort circle of sites and blogs and stuff...but occasionally it's fun to just kind of head out into the great unknown...
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And from there, I found a link to Meet The Greens, an interactive site dedicated to helping kids go green...again, this one looks sort of early in its development, but I'd love to see where this goes. And I got fairly hooked on one of their games, "Light it Right," which is apparently also available as an iphone app...this site seems to really want to go huge on marketing and stuff, with phone wallpapers and theme song and stuff, but I'm not holding that against them. And my kids will love the games.
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John Calipari was disappointed with the performance of Terrence Jones and Darius Miller in Kentucky's 85-60 win over Mississippi Valley State, and there's no combination of stats that can change his mind.
Jones led Kentucky in scoring with 19 points and grabbed 9 rebounds but perhaps nobody filled the stat sheet more than Miller, who had 14 points, 5 assists, 3 rebounds, 3 blocks and 2 steals.
But in this case, according to Calipari, the numbers do lie.
"He has numbers but they're not real," Calipari said of Jones, who because of two early fouls played only six minutes and scored four points in the first half. "How do you start the game this way? In a league game or a big game... you can't do that. It's important that we have everybody come and play."
Calipari hoped that Jones would come out of the locker room after halftime determined to make up for lost time. Instead, he thought Jones looked sluggish in warm-ups.
"You can't pout and go through the motions," Calipari said.
Calipari has widdled his rotation down to just seven players. He's trying to make his team understand that with a bench that thin, nobody can afford to be unprepared to play.
"It's all part of growth, it's all part of him learning and saying, 'I got to do better," Calipari said.
Inexperience isn't the issue with Miller, a junior who is the most experienced player on the team.
"Darius has got to start playing better," Calipari said. "He goes for 14 [points], 5 assists and I'm saying he's OK. I'm telling you he's better than he's playing."
Calipari wants Miller to play with more confidence and aggressiveness, something Calipari and before him Billy Gillispie have urged him to do for years.
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It was a little Professor Longhair lick by pianist Chris Stainton — under a depiction of the New Orleans music titan hanging over the Acura stage — that brought Eric Clapton's set fully present into the locale of the annual New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. But the Sunday night headlining show, closing out Jazz Fest's first weekend, never strayed far from the Mississippi Delta and its vast legacy.
The music and its various streams, from Clarksdale to Chicago to New York and all the way to the London of the 1950s and '60s where a young Clapton was smitten for life, was all vibrantly present in the playing of the guitarist and his band this day.
The blues-centric intent was clear from the very start. Clapton, in a simple gray open-collar shirt and worn blue jeans, strapped on his signature Fender Stratocaster "Blackie" and peeled off a little blues intro solo before the band came in for "Somebody's Knockin'." The playing all around was as understated as his appearance, a sense of familiar comfort, but earthily so, true to the music's origins. That continued with "Keys to the Highway" (which he learned from Big Bill Broonzy's version and first recorded with Derek and the Dominoes in 1970) and "Pretending," the Jerry Lynn Williams song that was a Clapton radio hit in 1989. Here, it was given a nicely robust, rumbling tone, on top of which the guitarist mixed skittering cascades of notes and slippery string-bends into his solo.
And there is a comfort in hearing Clapton's playing, after nearly 50 years in pop consciousness as recognizable as Blackie itself. Noteworthy is that despite that, he can still dazzle and surprise. On Sunday, it was a joy to hear the nuance and grace of the familiar flow spiked by perfectly placed strings, and the flurries of power used with artistic judiciousness, never allowed to become a gimmick but rather saved for just the right moments. With that, "Hoochie Coochie Man," a Willie Dixon cousin to Yardbirds staple "I'm a Man" and "Tell the Truth," one of his first solo recordings emerging from his stint with Delaney & Bonnie in his post-Cream period, seemed to have gained power and depth in his delivery — both in playing and singing.
That remained true for the seated acoustic section that formed the middle of the set. "Driftin'" opened with a delicate touch, only to give the more brittle, punctuating notes more bite. "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out," with its Tin Pan Alley changes, gave him a chance to get a little jazzier in his licks, and made a perfect segue to "Crazy Mama," written by his long-time friend J.J. Cale, who passed away last year, and then bedrock figure Robert Johnson's "Stones in My Passway" (with Clapton playing some bottleneck slide). Closing the acoustic portion, "Layla" boasted more spark and swing than the hit Unplugged version, perhaps infused with New Orleans via the collaboration three years ago with native son Wynton Marsalis and members of his Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra.
Through it all, the band members provided not just solid support but true partnership in the music. For this tour, Clapton put together a group of old friends, English blues and rock veterans, several of whom have been with him for long stretches over the years. Stainton, whose renown goes back to his days leading Joe Cocker's Mad Dogs and Englishmen band, has played alongside Clapton for ages. Guitarist Andy Fairweather Low, a mainstay in the '90s and part of the last decade, has now returned. Drummer Henry Spinetti and bassist David Bronze are also alums of past Clapton groups. The most recent arrival is organist Paul Carrack, who over the years sang hits as a member of Ace, Squeeze and Mike + the Mechanics.
The musicians added counterpoint to Clapton's playing throughout; particularly Fairweather Low, whose rougher guitar edge was clearly evident when he took lead vocals on "Gin House" and got a clear, raw sound from a blonde Stratocaster modified with only a single bridge pickup.
It's not for nothing that his most recent album is titled Old Sock as the bulk of his recorded output for the past decade-plus has been revisits to the blues catalog and other related material of past eras. In that light, the three Johnson songs and two Cale numbers — the relaxed disquiet of his tunes being the epitome of latter-day blues, "Cocaine" being the second here, of course — were the backbone of the set. "Crossroads" now has an almost gospel aspect to it, with background singers Michelle John and Sharon White adding church-ready tones. No matter what used to be ascribed to the legendary intersection, it's sacred ground now.
And on the comfort tack, Clapton himself seems most comfortable as an interpreter and as a player. Three times he let others take the lead vocals — most prominently Carrack on his old Ace hit "How Long Has This Been Going On" — but remained fully engaged as a soloist, the way he first bolted into our consciousness all those years ago with the Yardbirds and Cream. Pointedly, even on the encore, generally a cheers-baiting showcase, he stepped out of the spotlight almost entirely, as Carrack took the lead for "High Time We Went," the rousing R&B shaker written by Stainton and Joe Cocker more than four decades ago.
That was perfect, putting the focus on Clapton the guitarist rather than Clapton the singer and frontman. That's what he's always been at his core, through all the phases of his singular career. And it underscored the fact that this was not a hits-driven set, but instead one of solid foundations; a history of music that he has joined and to which he has contributed mightily. Clapton plays like he knows this music was here before him and will continue after him. That an artist of his stature can do that with such grace and confidence is something that can comfort us all.


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