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July 7, 2015
Spring has arrived bringing warm temperatures and beautiful flower blooms. With these delights, the Azalea Dogwood Committee anxiously begins preparation for the 49th Azalea Dogwood Festival scheduled Sunday, March 24th.
This annual pilgrimage through some of Dothan's heaviest azalea and dogwood-populated areas is held each year on the Sunday when the blooms are at their peak.
The 2013 Azalea Dogwood Queen, Princess and Maid of Honor, will join Dothan's Mayor Mike Schmitz in the ribbon cutting ceremony beginning at 2:00 p.m. on the corner of Woodland and Main Street.
The Trail draws hundreds of visitors from across the Southeast to view the beauty of spring in Dothan.
Following the ribbon cutting, the Queen and her court will lead the entourage of cars atop their Corvettes provided by the Circle City Corvette Club. Over 40 lovely young ladies dressed in antebellum gowns will grace the lawns of the seven-mile winding trail.
The Queen and her court will greet visitors at the trail's end point – the home of Brent and Elizabeth Cook located at 115 Girard Avenue.
"Sunday in the Park", a highlight of the day's activities, will take place at Solomon Park from 2:00-4:30 p.m. A variety of Carousel Music Karaoke, a Drum Circle for the public to enjoy learning to play hand drums in a fun setting, children's games, face painting, and free drinks and peanuts will end a festive touch to the afternoon. Solomon Park is located on Choctaw Street inside the traffic circle.
The Azalea Dogwood Festival is sponsored annually by the City of Dothan and the National Peanut Festival.
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text: Formerly India's most corrupt tourist guide, Raju-just released from prison- seeks refuge in an abandoned temple. Mistaken for a holy man, he plays the part and succeeds so well that God himself intervenes to put Raju's newfound sanctity to the test. Narayan's most celebrated novel, The Guide won him the National Prize of the Indian Literary Academy, his country's highest literary honor.


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Online registration for "Souper (1 Mile) Fun Run & 5K." Runs will take place Saturday, April 27, at Mantua Reservoir. 5K begins @ 9 a.m., with check-in/day-of-registration beginning @ 8:30 a.m. 1 Mile Fun Run will begin @ 10:30 a.m. with check-in/day-of-registration beginning @ 10 a.m. Prices are: 5K, $15 with T-shirt; $10 without T-shirt. Fun Run, $5 for individual, $15 for family. Please come dressed as your favorite "Souper" Hero! Prizes and awards will be given out at the end of each run. Register online @ brighamcity.utah.gov. The run has been planned by the PRP 3075 class in USU's Health, Physical Education and Recreation Department. All proceeds will be given to the Acts VI Soup Kitchen in Brigrham City.
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Conservative minds have trouble accepting change.
do we have to turn every freaking thing into a political bash now? I serisouly think anymore it would be better if no one knew what anyones political stance is... all people do is use it to bash others anymore... put it to rest


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Mail-dominated profession
When young Heidi Schoonover saw the mailman bringing letters to her childhood home in Aurora, it didn't occur to her that one day she'd be doing the same job.
But today, on her final day of work, the Lafayette woman is looking back on a 31-year career with the post office as a rural carrier, supervisor and postmaster.
Schoonover was a young mother when she took a job as a substitute carrier in Woodburn, intending to work only until the regular employee returned from maternity leave. But when the other woman quit, she took on the job full-time.
"My ex-husband and my in-laws were all postal employees," she said, so she knew it would be good, steady work.
Her own address was on her route. She would deliver letters to her mailbox, then continue on her way, waiting until she was off work and back home before opening her mail.
Six years later, in 1988, she became a carrier in Wilsonville. By that time, she and her family had moved to Lafayette, so she had a bit of a commute.
She switched offices and commute routes again in 1998 when she became a supervisor in the Tualatin post office. She decided to change to the office job because carrying mail was causing trouble with her shoulders and hands, she said.
In addition, while she liked delivering mail, it was too much of the same thing, day-in and day-out. She'd had a taste of supervisory work as a fill-in in Wilsonville, and knew it would give her a variety of challenges. "I'm really easily bored," she said.
To become a supervisor, she went through a rigorous 16-week training program. It included one day a week of classes and four days of hands-on training.
Schoonover worked in post offices in Tualatin, Beaverton and Hillsboro. In these large offices, she managed 20 or more rural carriers — including Monique LaPerriere, who now works out of the Carlton office.
Eager to work in a smaller office, she became a postmaster in Jefferson in 2003. She took over the much-closer-to-home Carlton post office in 2006.
"As a postmaster, I wanted a smaller office," Schoonover said. "In a smaller office, you get to meet customers on a positive note and visit, get to know them."
It also gave her a chance to get to know her co-workers well. "My crew is the best," she said.
"It's like a family here," she said. "Carlton is the best. The people here are great, both the employees and the customers."
She worked the front counter in the Carlton Post Office three to five hours a day.
"I enjoy the customer service part," said Schoonover, who served customers at a bank before joining the post office. "I want people to enjoy coming in and conducting business here."
She joined other staff members in putting mail into post office boxes, as well. As manager, she saw that all her delivery crew members had what they need. And she completed reams of paperwork, certifying that every piece of mail was handled correctly and mail posted in Carlton left the office, heading toward its destination.
"I make sure the day goes smoothly and deal with fires when they arise," she said.
For instance, her office recently received a package containing a bottle of wine — which had broken, drenching several other boxes. That should never have happened, Schoonover said. Something liquid and breakable should have been packaged correctly, so it wouldn't leak.
"That's why we ask people if they're sending anything like that," she said. "If they 'fess up, we can ask them to remove the item or give them ideas how to package it securely."
Schoonover is retiring right after the busiest season of the year, Christmas. During the holidays, post office revenues triple and the volume of arriving mail increases greatly — at least twice as many packages and half again as many letters, she said.
No matter what time of year, mail today is quite different than it was when Schoonover joined the post office. Volume is down overall, but the number of parcels is up considerably, she said, attributing the increase to television and Internet shopping.
The post office also handles more parcels because it partners with FedEx and UPS, she said. Those shipping companies bring packages into town, but drop many of them off at the post office instead of going door-to-door, she said. USPS carriers take them to their final destination.
Carriers on rural routes — the job she had for several years before becoming a supervisor — handle about the same volume of mail they always did, but they often make more stops, she said. They may have only one item per address, but more addresses on their routes. "We go to every place, every day," she said.
Another big change since she started: computerization. Back then, there were no computerized tracking numbers, for instance.
In recent years, Schoonover said, it seemed as if she spent more time interacting with the computer than with employees or customers. "That's not as good for me," she said. "I would rather have personal contact with people."
Luckily, she said, a small office like Carlton is much more people-driven than a big office. "Carlton is a blessing in more ways than one," she said.
Now that she's retiring, Schoonover and her husband, Alan, would like to do some traveling. In particular, they want to go to Las Vegas and North Carolina to see NASCAR races.
She also has a number of projects waiting for her at home, she said. She enjoys gardening and plans to start using her greenhouse again. She loves crafting and sewing, and has always wanted to get into quilting.
And she's looking forward to spending time with her sons, Jason Bizon of McMinnville and Jeff Bizon of Hubbard, and her grandchildren, a 6-year-old boy and an 8-year-old girl. With the grandkids, she said, she plans to bake cookies, do crafts, watch movies and just enjoy snuggle time.
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Ever since the Xbox One reveal, all I could do is daydream of the possibilities.
People complained about DRM, and how it was pure evil.
People laugh and tease how the cloud is a gimmick.
And people cried that their Internet sucks, and that it wouldn't be fair to them.
Well guess what people?
Is this Microsofts fault your ISP sucks?
Let's face it, the Internet has been the killer App for console gaming, ever since the Sega Dreamcast days.
Microsoft has taken that vision and set a bar with Xbox Live.
Broadband Connection only on the OG XBOX was the best thing Microsoft ever did for console gaming.
If they didn't, bother then, we would probably still have a dial up modem on the back of our consoles.
Now Microsoft is trying to show us an even better Online World (or Universe, I should say) with the Xbox One. And all I hear is complaints about how the Internet sucks where you live.
If a ISP takes your money, you have a right to demand better service.
If the Internet can complain that much about Micorosfts policies and get them overturned, why can't that same energy and effort be used to get your ISP to step their game up?
I use to think "Cloud" was a gimmick too, until I met an engineer a few years back who showed my class how cloud computing works. And the benefits if used right. Borrowing resources from another machine to boost performance of your machine is amazing.
Of course a lot of this depends on bandwidth. But let me ask this, does anyone honestly think today's bandwidths and bottlenecks gonna be the same for the whole 10+ years that the XB1 is out?
There are ISP's that are trying to get fiber from the node all the way to the house here where I live, instead of just stopping at the pole, and coppering out to the house.
Google is already showing a better way for internet. We should be cheering this on, and calling your ISP, and demanding better. If a company that isn't even an ISP can do it, what's your ISP's excuse?
Don't settle people.
Remember the Internet is the Killer feature.


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I gotta say Sable because she actually wrestled while Sunny just managed. Even though Sunny was hot....she never did compete in a WWE ring that I can remember.
I get that Big E Langston dropped the NXT CHAMPIONSHIP
but....to Bo Dallas out of all people? WTF!
Say my name and his in the same breath, I dare you to say they taste they same.


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One man's meat is another man's poison, especially when it comes to Corvettes. For some, an all-original classic is the ultimate ride. For others, a pristine restoration that looks as good or better than new deserves the most the attention and the biggest dollars. Yet some Corvette enthusiasts see America's sports car as a blank canvas upon which to express their creative impulses. Only a customized Corvette—often called a "restomod"—gets their attention.
We're not here to pass judgment on any single point of view, but we can clarify some of the aspects of these three different categories, and how they affect the value of the car. Granted, not everybody buys a Corvette with an eye toward financial profit. There are far easier investments that don't require as much care and feeding in order to bring a solid return. But the money issue is always in the background, especially if you're trying to decide whether to drop a bundle on either a pure restoration or a "restification." Or whether it's simply better to leave well enough alone.
To help delineate these three categories, we'll provide some general definitions, and focus on one example of each type from the C2 era ('63 to '67), since "midyears" are the darlings of collectors right now. (Some of the observations, gleaned from both seasoned Corvette restorers and market experts, apply to both earlier and later models as well.)
A Survivor or Merely Surviving?
On the subject of nomenclature, up until 1990, unrestored cars were referred to in a number of ways, such as authentic, genuine, original, and so forth. The term "survivor" came into vogue when David Burroughs of Bloomington Gold registered it as a brand name. It has a very clear and distinct definition, a set of standards, and a process that must be followed in order to be properly used. In other words, just because a Corvette has "survived" through many decades of ownership, doesn't qualify it as a "Survivor." Employing the latter term in a precise sense actually refers to a certification process, not merely a condition.
As a comparison, Bloomington points out how many times people use words such as Kleenex for a tissue, or Xerox for a photocopy. Put another way, during a conversation we had with Burroughs at a private auction of muscle cars, he compared the difference between using the term "hamburger" and Burger King's Whopper. While these analogies might sound a bit prosaic when applied to a collectible Corvette, they do illustrate the importance of trademarks and intellectual property. And for a Corvette collector, owning a true, certified Survivor can affect the value of a car as much as the difference between a genuine Rolex and a cheap knock-off.
To illustrate, let's start with the non-restored black/red '63 Z06 Sting Ray shown here. Dave Glass of D&M Corvette Restorations purchased the car back in 1992. He says the color combo is rather rare, purportedly one of only nine produced. Showing less than 40,000 miles, it had been stored in a trailer for a number of years. Incredibly, the previous owner didn't realize the car was a Z06, having unknowingly purchased this rare collectible from the widow of the initial owner. While that scenario might sound ripe for the picking, Glass is a stand-up guy and wouldn't take advantage of the situation. So he pointed to the dual master cylinder as the telling difference. "It wasn't just a fuelie," he recalls. "I didn't want to mislead him or steal the car."
Though not a certified "Survivor" in the Bloomington sense, it's a veteran Vette with all the earmarks of an authentic original. Note that "Some people fake survivor status," as Glass points out. He feels it's probably one of the last, great, untouched originals still around, which accounts for the $250,000 selling price it commanded. Even so, "If I kept it, I would have restored it. The paint looks like crap—it's a 10- to 20-footer."
Whether a Corvette earns the Survivor designation or not, many folks would rather have a car that either looks as good as new, or drives even better than new. Which leads us to our next fork in the road. How do you decide whether to restore a Corvette or not?
For Glass, timing was one reason he didn't. "I was doing other cars like an LS6 and a 396 Chevelle, and just kept putting it off," he recalls. "It's easy to take a car apart, a lot tougher to put it back together. On a '65 fuelie, it took eight years to put it back together again." Another reason for his procrastination? M-o-n-e-y: "When I work on my own stuff, it's not a payday for me."
The financials do favor certain Survivor scenarios. David Kinney of Hagerty's "Cars That Matter" feels that well-preserved, completely original examples of significant, desirable, and rare cars with fully documented histories can sell for 75 to 100 percent more than the best restored examples of the same car—perhaps even more in the case of an ultra-desirable car for which it's virtually certain that another original example will never surface.
To some degree, the decision to restore depends on the eye of the beholder. For instance, noted Corvette aficionado Mike Yager of Mid America Motorworks came across a dilapidated '57 barn find. Rather than restore it, though, Yager plans to keep it the way it is, on a permanent display as a sort of window to the past. (But hey, Yager has more nice collectible Corvettes than you can shake a stick at, so he can afford to let at least of one of them look funky.) After all, it's like buying a piece of history, and you can restore an original only once.


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Native American Barbie® Doll 1st Edition
Release Date: 1/1/1993
Product Code: 01753
Native American Barbie doll is part of a proud Indian heritage, rich in culture and tradition. Her tribe-inspired costume is a white dress decorated with Indian artwork, fringe, and complemented by the soft faux leather moccasins on her feet. Her purse is also decorated with fringe. Indian women often wear their hair in braids, like this doll, tied at each end with blue bands.
Production doll may vary from the photo shown above. Mattel reserves the right to modify the fashion/fabrics, sculpt, hair color/style, and accessories. Doll cannot stand alone as shown.
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Hi everyone,
recently purchased a new machine for the lab, and have plan on using it for
the following :
two SATA drives, one with WinXP the other with Debian Linux.
Right now it boots into Linux by default, and will provide remote-login
services among other things to our lab members. The Windows XP install was
going to be accessed via VMware, with linux as the host operating system of
course, for people who actually sit down at the machine. I was planning on
accessing the first SATA disk in raw mode as opposed to creating a virtual
disk for windows to live in. however, according to the vmware docs, raw
access mode will not work with SCSI disks. with kernel 2.6 SATA devices
appears as SCSI devices- so it seems that this approach will not work.
one possible work-around would be to dump windows on the first disk, format
with ext3, and create a large VMware virtual disk in its place. This option
should work fine.
one small problem (?) -- my bootloader (grub) is stored in the MBR of the
first SATA disk, will re-partitioning this disk destroy the MBR ? and if so,
how can i safely restore it ?
any comments / thoughts -- I am pretty sure that the above is reasonable, but
I would sure appreciate any other options!
Dylan Beaudette
Soils and Biogeochemistry Graduate Group
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There are various types with similar symptoms, but different response to treatment and outcomes.
Idiopathic means the cause is not known.
Researchers think that IPF is an exaggerated and uncontrolled inflammatory response. This produces the scar tissue. What starts the cycle is not known. Over time, scarring surrounds the thin walled air sacs in the lungs. This makes the tissue thicker and stiffer. As a result, breathing becomes difficult. The lungs gradually lose their ability to pass oxygen to the rest of the body.
Risk Factors
IPFoccurs most often in males and people aged 50 and older. Other factors below may increase the risk of getting it:
- Cigarette smoking
- Viral infection
- Occupational exposures to dusts containing wood, metal, silica, bacteria, and animal proteins or to aerosol sprays, gases and fumes
- Medications such as nitrofurantoin, sulfasalazine, amiodarone, propranolol, methotrexate, cyclophosphamide, bleomycin
- Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
- Other family members with IPF
Over time, the symptoms get worse. This makes daily activities difficult. People with IPF gradually start to have some or all of these symptoms:
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- Dry cough
- Gradual weight loss
- Fatigue
- Clubbing (enlargement of the fingertips or sometimes the toes)
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. One or more of the following tests may be performed:
- Chest x-ray or CT scan —to view the lungs and check for scarring
- Pulmonary function tests —to measure the size and effectiveness of the lungs
- Blood test—to tell how well the lungs are taking up oxygen
- Exercise test on treadmill or stationary bicycle—to measure how well the lungs and heart work during physical activity
- Bronchoalveolar lavage—fluid is put into the airways and then removed to study the cells and check for signs of inflammation
- Lung biopsy —a small sample of lung tissue is removed and studied; usually required to confirm a diagnosis of IPF
There is no known cure. The goal of treatment is to improve symptoms and slow the disease process. This is done by reducing inflammation and scarring. The tissue that is already scarred cannot be returned to normal.
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- A pulmonary rehab program may also improve lung function.
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how would a microchip have prevented this? all it does is act as a dog tag that can't fall off
Mistakes do happen and I suppose firing the worker was justified, but a microchip would have prevented this. Dog owners need to be responsible for their pets. Once your dog gets loose, all bets are off.
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how would a microchip have prevented this? all it does is act as a dog tag that can't fall off
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how would a microchip have prevented this? all it does is act as a dog tag that can't fall off
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that's way off, Lexington has less than 500,000 people. With that out of the way, I agree with everything else you've mentioned
Lexington is our local "metropolis", it's about 2 hours from here, and to us it's a huge city. Here I just go down to the flea market and there's a guy there who stamps brass plates you can put on a dog collar with rivets. The plate with my name and phone number and the collar only cost me $4 altogether, so there are dirt cheap solutions that could have prevented this. Somebody living in Lexington where there's millions of people and their dog could just wander off should have probably at least put a collar on the dog.
Although, when the animal was brought in, they should have probably tagged it themselves with a temporary collar of some kind like you get at a hospital so they could start keeping track of what they had done, where they found it, how long it had been there, etc. The fact that they "thought" it had been there 5 days means that they don't even bother keeping records of animals they bring in.
In this case, both the owners and the animal control are to blame for Peanut's death.


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We first encountered Phil Silardi and his portly-looking Impala at last summer's Super Chevy Show at Martin, Michigan. Among the comparatively svelte Beretta and old Monza sportsman racers, Silardi's silver '71 Chevy looked a little out of place...kind of like a walrus hanging out with a bunch of penguins.
After a few minutes, the Impala finally made its way to the starting line, where it promptly lifted the front tires and stopped the timers in just over 9 seconds. And turned more than a few curious heads, including ours.
Now, before you cynics cry out "nitrous," hold your tongues. Phil and his Woodhaven, Michigan-based Impala made the run without squeeze. In fact, the car's best run to date is a 9.58 at more than 140 mph, and Phil swears there wasn't so much as a molecule of laughing gas in the combustion chambers.
We were impressed with the performance and good looks of Silardi's car at Martin, so we gave him one of our Editor's Choice awards. We also asked him to tell us more about his "dare to be different" approach to race car selection.
"We bought the car in 1992. At first we bought it because of the drivetrain-we didn't plan to drag race it," Silardi says. "I had no real racing experience, either. When we got the car home, I thought the transmission was shot, because it wouldn't go up the driveway. Turns out, it was a reverse manual valve body and I was trying to go up the driveway in third gear."
On his first outing at the track, Silardi tells us, he laid down a blistering, hour-long burnout and delivered a 15-second e.t. Despite these inauspicious beginnings, Silardi and the Impala were willing partners.
"It had a 468 in it, but it was mostly a street car. Over the winter, we put a cage in it, along with a 9-inch rearend and 4.56 gears," Silardi explained. "After the first year, we freshened up the motor and got into the 12s."
With more experience and a new 468 square-port motor, on juice this time, the stock-chassis Impala was running 11 flat.
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A 2-inch by 3-inch boxed frame was constructed, incorporating an S&W back-half kit. With the stiffer chassis, 32-inch-wide Mickey Thompson slicks, and some continuing underhood upgrades, the Impala finally cracked the 10- and 9-second barriers.
With the brick wall-shaped Chevy going truly fast, Silardi and his "advisors" decided to complete the chassis work and added a Chassis Engineering front chassis, which includes Chassis Engineering shocks and springs, Wilwood rack-and-pinion steering, and Wilwood disc brakes.
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A throwback for the traditionalist, our Junior Padfolio is a convenient way to takes notes and stay organized. Whether it's for keeping on track of chores or grocery lists or meetings at the office, it's a useful tool anyone can appreciate. Handmade from leather with turned edges, this Junior Padfolio comes with a junior letter pad and pen loop, so you'll always have what you need to jot things down. We also include a pocket for business cards and a pocket for papers, so you can store important notes or meeting agendas. If you still prefer writing your notes instead of typing away at a keyboard or tablet screen, our Junior Padfolio is the perfect option for you.
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The package arrived when promised. It was packed to protect the products. The leather in the padfolio was soft to the touch. The Monogram was stylish. The inkpen writes beautifully and I was able to get it engraved. So overall, I was pleased with the full process and the products.
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I have been looking to replace a similiar padfolio that I have been using for 10+ years.
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A smaller font would look much classier.
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Seems to be a very nine pad. Hold what I need for meetings, etc;
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I purchased this as a gift for my mother. Now she can carry 5X8 junior legal notepads in style. Very fine quality; lovely and practical. Also came beautifully packaged -- a nice bonus!
Not only was the website easy to use and order on, but the product shipped almost immediately, even with the engraving, and came very quickly! A relief since I ordered it a week and a half before Christmas.
My husband was thrilled with his gift--needing to replace a plasticy padfolio and he loved the beautiful soft leather and great quality of this item!!
As a chronic "list-maker" I have been using "padfolios" for years, without knowing they had a name.
After searching far and wide for a new one, I went on line and found just the right one on the Leatherology website. There was such a variety of colors, I had a difficult time making a selection, but finally decided on black (with embedded initials!)
My padfolio arrived in the mail shortly after I placed the order, and I am writing to say that it was packaged to perfection.
Not only is my padfolio gorgeous, but the box it came in and tissue in which it was wrapped was of the highest quality.
I notice stuff like that, and was very, very impressed!
Thank you for a beautiful product. If this ever wears out, I will not hesitate to purchase another. I would love one in every color!
I am happy with my purchase. Shipment was on time.
This portfolio is exactly what I was looking for. Excellent quality
This is exactly what I was looking for - a well made, high quality small padfolio. I am delighted with this purchase and with the service I received from Leatherology.
The quality is excellent. I am so thankful I found this company online.
The quality of the leather is great. The pen loop is really good because it has an elastic band. The pen loop in my old Dooney Burke padfolio stretched out and I was always dropping the pen. The padfolio could use at least one more pocket. Because of the seams in the photo I thought that it would have one on the outside and one more on the inside flap. It doesn't It has a small card pocket and a slightly larger pocket right next to it.
Perfect for on the go meetings and note taking. Nice slot for b-cards and some refrerence data
This is a 10 out of 10. We looked at several Padfolios online, and although it is difficult to fully determine the quality difference from photos, this one just looked superior to the others. It came beautifully packaged, and the quality is outstanding. We could not be happier with our purchase.
This was my first purchase from Leatherology. I'm extremely pleased, the product is exactly what I hoped for.
I ordered this for a gift to my wife. The quality, packaging and fast delivery were all exceptional.
Beautiful! Just what my daughter wanted.
This turned out to be just right. I modified it to include an address book which fits in the left side pocket.
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ACKERMAN – The East Webster High School girls' basketball team used a strong second half Tuesday night to slip by Ackerman.
The Lady Wolverines overcame being down at halftime to beat the Lady Indians 62-52.
Ackerman led 33-31 at the intermission, but East Webster head coach Mandy Fondren inspired her team in the locker room to get the victory.
"I just asked what's the first thing it takes to win and they said 'a good attitude,'" Fondren said of what went on in the locker room at half. "We talked about that. We made a few adjustments on our transition defense and we talked about our new defense and we were going to attack the second half defensively and they came out with good attitudes and they came out ready to win."
The game was tied 40-40 midway through the third quarter when the Lady Wolverines went on an 11-0 run to take the lead for good. They entered the fourth quarter ahead 51-40.
The Lady Indians tried to keep it close in the fourth quarter. They scored the first points of the final frame on a 3 and got the score to 51-43. East Webster went on a 7-0 run to push the lead back to double digits and keep it there.
"We had I think 12 or 13 turnovers and we did not handle it well," Ackerman head coach Gary Beals said. "A lot of it goes back to me. Where they have played four or five games during the break, we only played one. Not taking anything away from them. They are athletic and quick. They were the better ball club."
East Webster can hang its hat on its defense.
Fondren changed up their scheme a little bit and it forced the Lady Indians to turn the ball over a number of times.
"We usually come out man-to-man full court and of course (Beals) is a great coach and he was ready for that," Fondren said. "I knew he would have all kind of plays and he would beat us down the floor, which he did. So we threw in a new half court trap just to throw him off a little bit maybe surprising him. I think to a certain extent it worked."
The first half featured 12 lead changes and five ties. The Lady Wolverines held a 17-16 first quarter lead, but Fondren believed the changes on defense credited to the slow start.
"We just had to do a lot of different things that we normally don't do," she said. "So that's why I think we started a little rusty, but our defense got better second half and we started rebounding."
East Webster's defense led to easy transitions baskets and Fondren was happy to see that.
"We work on that in practice," Fondren said of transition offense. "We stress that. Transition is what wins most of our ball games here lately. They took away from us a little bit but we got it back and just got the big girls down low that can make those shots under the basket so that helps."
The Lady Wolverines had three players in double digits. Quantesha Patterson led East Webster with 28, while Katesha Dear added 14 and Jada Washington chipped in 12.
"At first, I thought everybody was going to be geared to guard number 11, that's all she's got," Fondren said. "But I have two juniors as guards that have stepped up. Katesha and Jada, and just made a bunch of shots for us. I couldn't ask anything more of them. I am proud of them, great job. It just makes us a better team."
The Lady Wolverines improved their record to 10-7.
The Lady Indians were led by Iasia Lee with 22, Bridgette Robinson with 12 and Kadesia Simmons with 10. They fell to 5-6 for the year.
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ACKERMAN – The Wolverines were able to hold onto the lead although the Indians did not go away.
Ackerman tied the ball game at 32 midway through the third quarter. East Webster scored the next three points and never let the Indians overtake it again.
Although the Wolverines got the victory, head coach Corey Stidham was hoping his team could slam the door.
"We kept fighting," Stidham said. "But the main thing is we had to many opportunities to put that game out of hand, but we let them back in it. We get a nine-, 10-point lead and we would turn that ball over. Unforced turnovers and take bad shots; things like that. We got to get to where we are in a situation like that we got to be able to put the dagger in them and finish it off."
The Wolverines took a 16-12 lead after the end of the first quarter and lead for all of the second quarter. They entered the locker room up 31-26.
The Indians cut it to three at one point in the final frame, but the Wolverines stretched their lead. East Webster almost let the Indians get back into the ball game in the fourth quarter after poor game management.
"It was very poor management," Stidham said. "I guess we haven't been in that position enough this year. Your leaderships' got to be smart enough, your guards got to be smart enough to pull it out and understand the situation. You're up, they've got to foul; just take care of the basketball. Don't have to force issues."
Like the Lady Wolverines, Stidham's club had four players in double digits and he will be the first to admit that is what he needs from his team.
"That's one thing about this team, we don't have any stars," he said. "We got to blue collar it and get points wherever we can get them. All the way up and down the lineup. We had a couple of guys come in off the bench and gave us some big minutes and big points. We have to have all 13 players to win because we are not going to be more athletic than many teams, we're not going to over power any teams. We have to grind and gut it out on every play and every game."
East Webster was led by Charles Guyton and Vasquez Clark with 13 points a piece. Malik Jones added 12 and Ty Hendrix chipped in 11. With the win, the Wolverines record stands at 5-10. Both boys and girls squads will be back in action Friday night when they travel to Pisgah.
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