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Well they couldn't "find" the gluten free menu so I had to look it up on my phone. After 15 minutes they found it. Is there only one? This made me nervous. I ordered the grilled chicken parm w gf pasta. It was ok. Luke warm but ok. Service sucked. I wouldn't return.
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Great gf experience ! Great food , great gf choices. Gf Menu had many options. Would definitely be back. Loved the gf calamari!
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Maybe it was this waitress but she was very confused on what the gf options were . We made modifications to our order & she made rude sarcastic remarks like " oh boy this is going to be fun" . in the end our orders were mixed up & we weren't sure if what we got was really gf. Nothing marked like the last time I went to this restaurant. Not sure I would come back here
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One of my favorite restaurants before getting sick. I'm so glad & happy I can still eat here! The gluten free menu has many options... Although I didn't see pizza or bread. Excellent pasta dishes cooked right... Wasn't over cooked & broken up. Staff is knowledgable & manager oversees the cooking process. Great GF experience !
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First time there & loved it. So many GF choices .. Pizza, pasta, bread. Our waitress was very knowable . Food was inspected & served by the manager . Will be back!
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Psycho and I have a pretty extensive comic book collection (mostly Marvel) from the past few years. Alas, the habit got too expensive and we quit collecting. Now, we have a bunch of comics taking up space and we are trying to save money to buy a house. So we want to sell off our collection. Any suggestions on where to sell them. We thought about ebay but the listing fees would get to be a lot and we don't want to gamble on getting stuck selling them for basically nothing.
I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity.
I have a much older collection and starting thinking the same thing a few yeras back. It's almost impossible. Over ebay, you get next to nothing unless they are bunched and then the shipping eats you alive. I have been to many comic book conventions over the past five years and its sad to see that comics from the 1970's and 1980's are going at $1 a pop.
I have the Uncanny X-Men #79-300 for example. At one of the conventions, someone offered me $250 for the lot. Embarassing. I wish you luck and I hope someone has an idea that I might be able to leverage as well.
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Idea was born at The Fanfiction Forum. Sasuke's life takes an abrupt turn walking down an alley after the mission with Tazuna.
Rise and Fall of a Magical Girl
Sailor Uchiha As he walked away from the Hokage's office after receiving his payment for the bridge mission, all Sasuke could think of was how he had been one upped by the dead last of the entire academies history. He could not let this stand, how would he be able to kill that man if he can't even be better than that loser.
Brooding on that topic, he took the back alleys toward his home instead of his normal route. He did not want to deal with his fans at the moment, even if their constant compliments of how great he was would help restore his ego. He had more important things to think of.
His new path home changed many things that would have happened otherwise. As he walked passed an alley, he spotted a group of children kicking around a small black cat. Annoyed, he pelted the brats with a few pebbles until they ran away.
The cat was acting strangely though. It was thrashing around scratching its own head. Sasuke was curious and went to check what was wrong with the feline. He noticed the bandage on its head immediately and took it off. The cat calmed down until it looked at him more closely. He had never seen a cat have a human expression of shock on its face before but this one managed. A few scratches later, it was free of his grasp and running off.
Wiping away the blood on his face with a scowl, Sasuke continued on his way home.
Lying down for bed that night (with small bandages on his face to cover up the scratches), Sasuke was not happy when he noticed that the cat from earlier was sitting on his window sill.
"I have found you at last," it said.
Sasuke blinked. The thing had talked. Focussing his chakra into his eyes, he quickly checked the room for genjutsu but noticed nothing.
"I have looked for some time for you"
Sasuke growled at it. "What the hell are you."
"My name is Luna."
__________(Months later.)
Itachi looked behind him at the boy with the red eyes. It had been sometime since he had seen him and was surprised to see him here and now. He didn't show such an emotion though.
"He is my little brother," he answered his partner's earlier question.
"I am going to kill you," the foolish boy growled at him as he gathered chakra into his hand for an attack he recognized.
Sasuke charged him, with skin being ripped from his hand due to his inexperience of performing his jutsu without seals. Sharingan eyes allowed Itachi to see his movements and his own skills allowed him to instantly predict the location and angle of his attack. As Sasuke thrusted the chirping chakra at him, Itachi nonchalantly deflected it with a grab to his forearm. The wall behind him was blown away as the jutsu continued its charge while Sasuke was stopped. He kicked him down the hall.
"SASUKE," the fox screamed. Itachi was mildly amused. It seemed that his brother had become friends with him.
"STAY OUT OF THIS NARUTO," Sasuke yelled. "I'll have to use my trump card. He will die today."
"No not that Sasuke, anything but that! I don't do that! Even that snake freak ran away after he saw that!"
Itachi was interested now. Any jutsu that could make Orochimaru run away was worthy of respect, and with his eyes he would add it to his own abilities.
He could only stare as light began to surround the boy, changing him, transforming him. As it went out Something totally different emerged.
"I am Sailor Uchiha, champion of love and justice! In the name of my clan, I will punish you." A female version of Sasuke told him, wearing a Sailor fuku and a tiara of all things. Red high heels as well.
The air displaced around him, alerting him to the fact that the fox was no longer there. A flash from where his brother was standing alerted him to the site of the jinchuuriki emerging wearing a red tuxedo and a fox mask.
"And my lovely fated lover, Tuxedo Kitsune!!!"
"I DON'T DO THAT BASTARD, HOW MANY TIMES TO I HAVE TO TELL YOU," the fox yelled at him while trying to escape from the hug that the changed gendered boy had him in.
Itachi stared. He could not think of a thing to say. For the first time in years, he had run into a situation that had him completely stumped.
"Can we kill them Itachi-san?"
He looked at his partner. He looked back at the two genins.
"I want a piece of that girl first too."
Itachi thought of that. He could not think of a more suitable demise for his failure of a brother. Love and Justice. He had wanted him to grow up with misery and hatred.
"Go ahead Kisame." Looking at Sailor Uchiha he spoke, "You have failed me completely foolish little sister. I will waste no more time with you." With that, he used Shunshin to exit the building.
He listened to the screams from within. His brother pleading for the life of his love, his love denying that such existed. His brothers squeals of discomfort, and the thump that Jiraiya made as he tripped and fell upon observing the scene. As Jiraiya came out pale faced with a bloody and disturbed looking fox, Itachi sighed. He would need a new hobby now that his failure of a sister was gone.


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BIRDLAND – Falcons defensive tackle Jonathan Babineaux and defensive end Chauncey Davis, tireless
workers with the kids of the community in the offseason, will hold a one-day FREE football clinic at Grady High from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 11.
Also, former Baltimore Raven Daniel Wilcox, a Decatur native, will help out in partnership with urban retailer DTLR.
This is the fifth time that the camp will be held.
While the camp is free, parents are required to register their kids. You can register right here.
–D. Orlando Ledbetter, The Atlanta Falcons beat blog
June 4th, 2011
11:39 am
Sure this is a sponsored event, but it is great to see the NFL players spending their time being a great role model for the kids. Now what kind of role model are the NFL morewanters owners being? Why don't we pass a rule that the owners can only stay owners for the same 4.5 average year career as the players?
June 4th, 2011
12:17 pm
There is no rule that requires players only "stay players" for 4.5 years!
Grow up……players play as long as they are a better option than the other players on the team at their respective position. The players & owners BOTH make plenty of money in the NFL. If they have a better option (money, lifestyle, peace, happiness, etc.) doing something else; they should make a change, otherwise show up and live up to your contract.
BTW…..I think the free football camp is a superb idea and the kids will have a blast!!
June 4th, 2011
12:38 pm
I personally think all player salaries should be based on a reasonable fixed pay scale based on position for ALL teams (i.e. QB makes $1M/season, RB makes $500K/season, LB makes $400K/season, etc.) with bonuses for specific football accomplishments. QB is expected to throw 10 TD passes, so he gets $25K for every TD >10 each season as an example. Each player gets 75% of the jersey sales of his number. Improve the healthcare and retirement programs for existing and former players. Players would agree to play for teams with great coaches, facilities, fans, and decide where to play based on the opportunity to start.
Owners would be forced to a maximum profit of $20M/season……..any profit over the $20M would be automatically distributed evenly to 10 charities in the city or state where the team plays!!
Require the price of game tickets and concessions be reduced to a reasonable level which allows families to actually attend the games!!
If the NFL took this approach, several SUPER-STAR players would decide against playing (for 1-2 years) before they come to the realization that they have absolutely no other means to make even close to the amount of money they can make playing a game they love with great health and retirement benefits! The players would eventually decide to play. Baseball, Basketball and Hockey would eventually follow this example and we would finally have professional sports where the MONEY does not have a strong detrimental effect on the game.
I realize this is a pipe dream, but it would solve a lot of problems and be a MUCH better system than we currently have in place. Players would be paid based on performance (for the currrent season) and the motivation to work hard and play well would be stupendous!
June 4th, 2011
4:50 pm
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June 4th, 2011
10:19 pm
Come on, you falcan't fan know that it would be better if there were no season this year, so that you do not have to watch the Saints eviscerate your weak defense and one dimensional offense.
June 4th, 2011
11:10 pm
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June 5th, 2011
1:46 am
Thanks DOL, my kid is going.
June 5th, 2011
3:09 am
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June 5th, 2011
7:40 am
Mike P has been doing this for years while he was a Jag. He ran a camp in Gainesville, FL and Jax. I worked with him in the gainesville camp and the kids had a good time. There were other NFL guys there (mostly Mike's ex UF buddies) and a few football coaches along with some of us S & C guys. It was always a great event.
June 5th, 2011
9:15 am
Chauncey works in the community throughout the year. My son received a free bike from him at Christmas! He is what professional players should be off the field. I follow Chauncey @ChaunceyDavis92 on Twitter!
June 6th, 2011
8:04 am
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June 6th, 2011
10:09 am
[...] D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal Constitution has more information about the event. Read the full story on AJC.com. [...]
June 6th, 2011
1:58 pm
nfl suck all rich mother.need to take a pay cut and give the money back to the fan.because that wrere the money can from.
June 6th, 2011
4:50 pm
still banned?
June 6th, 2011
5:33 pm
of course it was free. who's gonna pay money to let thier kid hang around a pot head?
June 7th, 2011
12:48 pm
Its so great to see ppl on here talking crap about the players and the Falcons…it really shows what kinds of fans OTHER teams (*cough* Saints *cough*) have…i for one think its great that they are taking the time to spend a day helping kids…anyone who uses an article like this one to bash our players and team must have nothing better to do…go read UR teams blog…save the s#*t talking for the games…i guess seeing the pic of a Seahawks player in the article got yall all riled up…
June 7th, 2011
7:20 pm
The big question of the NFL season should be if anybody wants to pay for a half of a season, just so the owners and players don't lose the money they are fighting over now. If this season is only 8 games, I for one will not bother to even follow the pros this year, if that is the case. How in the world can a 8 game season even produce a clear winner.
June 11th, 2011
12:32 pm
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SJVC's Business Administration program provides a framework of office procedures and skills that you can use to adapt to any company's operation. Students become knowledgeable, ethical and technologically competent business professionals.
You learn to organize and manage work tasks, sales and management techniques, general office procedures, as well as many computer applications. This varied set of work skills helps our graduates get competitive jobs in California and across the United States.
Throughout SJVC's Business Administration program, students will learn:
- • Professional Writing
- • Microsoft® Office Software
- • Accounting Principles
- • Economics & Finance
- • Business Ethics
- • Human Resources
- • Business Operations
Graduates will earn a Certificate or Associate of Science degree depending on the campus and program, and are eligible to take the Microsoft® Office Specialist exam for certification in Word, PowerPoint®, and Excel®.
Business Administration students can earn either a Certificate of Completion in approximately 7 months, or an Associate of Science Degree in approximately 14 months. Certificate Completion students may continue their education at SJVC to earn an Associate of Science Degree.
Employers want to hire those who are familiar not only with business technology and equipment but also with appropriate business practices and communication.
Business Administration training qualifies you for a variety of career paths:
- • Business Operations
- • Executive Assistant
- • Administrative Assistant
- • Accounts Payable Clerk
- • Customer Service Representative
- • Collections Officer
- • Bookkeeper
- • Payroll Clerk
- • Account Manager
- • Data Entry Clerk
SJVC's Business Administration program is available at 10 of our California campuses:
- • Antelope Valley
- • Bakersfield*
- • Fresno*
- • Hanford
- • Madera**
- • Modesto
- • Ontario*
- • Temecula
- • Victor Valley
- • Visalia*
*Only Business Administration Degree program offered.
**Only Business Administration Certificate program offered.
Campuses not marked with an asterisk offer both the certificate and associate degree program.
The Business Administration program is also offered through SJVC Online.
San Joaquin Valley College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, Western Association of Schools and Colleges, 10 Commercial Blvd., Suite 204, Novato, CA 94949, (415) 506-0234, an institutional accrediting body recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation and the U.S. Department of Education. Additional information about accreditation, including the filing of complaints against member institutions, can be found at: www.accjc.org
San Joaquin Valley College is a private institution and is approved to operate as an accredited institution in the state of California by the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education (BPPE). BPPE physical address: 2535 Capitol Oaks Drive, Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95833; mailing address: P.O. Box 980818, West Sacramento, CA 95798-0818; phone (916) 431-6959; toll free (888) 370-7589; fax (916) 263-1897; website: www.bppe.ca.gov.


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from Calais: 417 km
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from Bordeaux: 591 km
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MADISON, Wis. (WSAU) -- Wisconsin's truckers are benefiting from a special grant program aimed at helping purchase special equipment to reduce their operating costs and improve air quality. It's called the Diesel Idling Reduction Grants, and Wisconsin has awarded nearly one-million dollars to several Wisconsin companies to help with the cost of Idling reduction units. These units allow truckers to shut down their main drive engines while parked overnight, while maintaining power and cab comfort with less fuel.
Department of Administration spokesperson Stephanie Marquis says the state provides these grants to help those in the trucking industry, which is a key industry in our state reduce engine idling, which has multiple benefits. "What that does is, that not only helps the company save on fuel cost, it actually helps lower our air pollution emissions." Marquis says this program is good for the state and for the state's trucking companies. "When you look at the bottom line, it's really a win-win. Transportation is really such a large industry in our state. It helps them save money and save that money on their fuel, and it helps improve our air quality, and it's just a great partnership that this year alone will help us save over one million gallons in diesel fuel just this year." That one million gallons of fuel savings will also save trucking companies over four million dollars in fuel costs.
The program was created in Governor Scott Walker's budget, and is funded through state and federal dollars. Marquis says the grants will help 52 trucking companies large and small with a total of 228 grants. She says these grants reduce the cost of the idle reduction units being installed on new trucks. "It provides grants to those freight motor carriers that are headquartered in Wisconsin to really have them install these units on their new truck tractors."
Marquis expects the program to continue in future years as long as the funding is available due to its success. Truckers interested in applying for future Diesel Idling Reduction Grants can learn more online at the State Energy Office website.
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A frugal kitchen has a food dehydrator
9 ways this appliance can save you money
This post comes from Alex Wayne at partner blog Wise Bread.
Looking for more money-saving ideas during these tough economic times? Dig that food dehydrator out of storage. This is a frugal living tip that almost everyone can act on. Just by reducing or eliminating food waste, you can save quite a bit of money.
Don't have a dehydrator? These days, you can buy a brand new one for less than the cost of a PlayStation game. Or, visit the flea market or yard sales around the neighborhood. Still can't find one? Try Craigslist. Don't have any money for another kitchen appliance? Alton Brown will show you how to make one.
Here are nine ways a dehydrator can help you stretch your budget:
Cut down on wasted food. Americans waste $30 billion worth of food every year. With an electric or solar dehydrator at home, you can preserve the excess and prevent it from going into the garbage. Before I started drying food regularly, I must have lost at least 10% of my fruits and vegetable to spoilage every month. Are you keeping track of how much food you don't get to use?
Buy groceries in bulk. It's often cheaper to buy groceries in bulk, but it's counterproductive if you can't use all the food. With a dehydrator, you don't have to worry about that because you can dehydrate leftovers and store them for several months.
Go vegetarian or vegan for a short time or forever. One of the healthiest things you can do for yourself is reduce the amount of animal products in your diet. And, if you do that, you'll have a less expensive grocery bill too because meats are often the priciest item in the shopping cart. The health benefits and supermarket savings have an even greater effect if you're feeding a large family.
Start an organic herb and/or vegetable garden in your backyard. If you can grow some of your own food, you'll realize a big savings at the market. Besides lowering your bill, you'll actually be producing tastier and more nutritious herbs and vegetables because you can avoid the nasty, poisonous chemicals used in mass farming. Obviously, you don't need a dehydrator to start a garden, but if you know your efforts won't go to waste, you'll be more likely to do it. Having dried herbs, fruits or vegetables in stock encourages healthy cooking and eating.
Freshen up the house with homemade potpourri. Another fantastic way to use up your excess harvest is to make potpourri. By combining fruits, flowers and essential oils, you can add a pleasant fragrance to your home.
Stop buying candy. Since getting my dehydrator, I've cut my candy budget down to almost zero. Instead of munching on unhealthy, sugary candies like Red Vines and jelly beans, I snack on fruit leathers and dried fruit. Removing the water concentrates the natural sugar in the homemade "candies" so they'll satisfy even your strongest cravings for sweets.
It's a jerky machine. If you like to buy your jerky at the market, you know it's pretty expensive. It's just meat without the water. You can do that at home, and I think it's the main reason people buy food dehydrators. Of all the dehydrator recipes online, the most common are the jerky varieties. With a dehydrator at home, you can experiment. Instead of beef, how about trying venison, turkey, fish, or even tofu jerky?
You can make homemade treats and present them as gifts. My favorite gifts during the holidays are usually the handmade/homemade food and crafts. I like to make bags of banana chips and berries to give away. You can make beef jerky or other goodies and save money by not having to buy things. Just about every dehydrator recipe is a frugal recipe. This is truly budget cooking. Create personalized gift baskets or bags of dried fruit or meat with your dehydrator.
Save money on medical expenses and overall spending. It's easier to eat healthy if you have healthy food around. With a dehydrator, you can make snacks and main dishes without added fat and sugar. If you have a bag of wholesome apple chips, you're more likely to choose that over a bag of unhealthy potato chips. And, with a healthier body, you'll require fewer doctor visits and hospital trips. In turn, you'll get healthier and spend less.
So much of our budget goes toward the food we eat and don't eat. Having a food dehydrator in the kitchen will help you bring that expense down. Americans waste 40% of the food made for consumption. How much are you contributing to that figure? Considering you can get a decent dehydrator for less than $50, I'm certain it'll pay for itself in a matter of months, if not weeks. Add the heath benefits of eating well, and your food dehydrator can save your life.
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"I am a person first, a scientist second and a friend always," a Melrose Avenue doctor says in an ad that can be found in medical cannabis magazines.
I suppose there are advantages to having a medical marijuana doctor who is a friend always. But I wasn't really looking for a friend.
"Sadly, many of the doctors' offices in our field are shoddy at best," said an ad for a clinic in my neighborhood. "They definitely are not something to gamble on."
Good advice, I guess. In the end, I chose a Glendale clinic because it was close to home, offered "superior professionalism" and had an appointment time that worked for me.
But I was a bit nervous on my way to see the doctor. What if I got rejected?
Not that I've heard of that happening to anyone. The open secret is that it's a cinch to get a marijuana "recommendation" in California. A "recommendation" isn't a prescription, but it would allow me to visit a dispensary and buy my buds.
In Los Angeles, locating such a place would be no harder than locating a palm tree. The little green crosses are everywhere, with 186 dispensaries operating with city permits and an estimated 600 more that found a loophole.
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Tickets for a July performance of the Jolly Green Giant will be on sale beginning Sunday, February 10 at the biweekly Custer community breakfast at the Haynie Grange.
Jack Greene aka "Jolly Green Giant," a 40-year veteran of the Grand Ole Opry was well known by country and bluegrass music fans for his 1966 hit "There Goes My Everything," as well as "Statue of a Fool." He is scheduled to perform July 19 at the Haynie Grange in Custer.
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The documentary follows a Pakistani-American through his efforts to get his pilot's license in the tense aftermath of 9/11.
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The Skagit Conservation District, a non-profit coalition of farmers and community members, has scheduled a low-impact development workshop from 8:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Friday, February 22 at the Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve at 10441 Bayview Edison Road, in Mount Vernon.
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The BC Live Music Preservation Society has scheduled a Valentine's dance for 8 p.m. February 9 at the Pacific Pride's Rhumba Room at 1160 King George Highway in Surrey.
The event will include door prizes, an auction and performances from various jazz and R&B musicians such as Count Basie, Woody Woodhouse, Jay McShann and Dizzy Gillespie, as well as burlesque beauty Bettie Bathie.
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The Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (NSEA) will host its next tree-planting party and barbecue on Terrell Creek this Saturday, November 6, beginning at 9 a.m. at the Birch Bay Bible Community Church at 7039 Jackson Road.
Hosted by the Chums, local Birch Bay and Blaine area members of NSEA, the tree-planting and stream enhancement that began last year has progressed upstream into habitat owned by the nearby BP Cherry Point Refinery, which has contributed to the work. A grant from Fish-USA has also allowed NSEA to do additional in-stream channel work and add more woody debris for migrating fish.
This is Chums' third tree planting day that they've sponsored on Terrell Creek, and each time they've planted about 1,000 native trees and shrubs of various kinds from near the border of Birch Bay State Park west of Jackson Road to the half-mile or more of creek that parallels the road.
Spokesperson Elie Friedlob said that their efforts, which began in the fall of 2003, are to "restore the old habitat that was here before the trees on the creek bank were cut." To that end, Chums will also install an egg box this year, and add one per year as the capacity of the creek to support fish increases.
"We'll begin with Chum Salmon, of course," Friedlob laughed, "because they go out to sea right away and spend less time in the creek than other species, and when they return they'll bring a lot of biomass to rot and support generations of bugs that will feed the new fish."
Participants are encouraged to wear appropriate clothes, including sturdy shoes or boots and dress in layers. Gloves and shovels will be provided by NSEA, Friedlob said, and as with previous planting days Chums will host a barbecue afterwards. "We'll be selling our T shirts," Friedlob concluded, "to buy more trees for next time and to buy our first egg box."
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The Benevento 17" Triple Compartment Lawyers Briefcase has a style and quality that can only be achieved by Tony Perotti and Genuine full-grain Italian Leather.
The traditional Benevento 17" Triple Compartment Lawyers Briefcase is larger in design than its double compartment twin to hold all of your important documents, large envelopes and legal pads.
Triple compartment styling and padded laptop compatible sleeve, this Italian Leather Lawyers Briefcase also features 4 nickel feet for stability and a thick padded detachable strap for easy in carrying.
Product Features:
- Structured Opening
- Lockable Clasp Closure
- Triple Gusset
- 7 Organizational Pockets
- 2 Pen Holders
- Rear Zippered Pocket
- 1" Thick Detachable Shoulder Strap with Padding
- Thick Easy to Grasp Top Handle
- 4 Nickel Feet
- Laptop Compatible with Padded Sleeve fits screen up to 17"
- Interior zippered access to buckle for repairs.
- Exterior Dimensions: 17" L x 12.5" W x 7" H; 8.0 lbs.
- Interior Dimensions: 15" L x 2.25" W x 10" H
Tony Perotti Leather 17-Inch Triple Compartment Lawyers Briefcase
Tony Perotti Leather 17-Inch Triple Compartment Lawyers Briefcase
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