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Mark Eldredge, 52, waits for his hair dye to set at Rock and Roll Hair Salon in Everett. Eldredge, an engineer at Boeing, has been dyeing his hair for several years.
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Nataliya McGrew, a stylist at Rock and Roll Hair Salon, dyes Eldredge's hair.
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Mark Eldredge, 52, of Mukilteo has his hair dyed at Rock and Roll Salon in Everett on Sept. 25. Eldredge, an engineer at Boeing, has been dyeing his hair for several years.
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Nataliya McGrew gives Mark Eldredge, 52, a cut before dyeing his hair on Sept. 25, at Rock and Roll Salon in Everett.
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Eldredge, 52, waits for his dye to set at Rock and Roll Salon.
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"I want to look 35," said Mark Eldredge, 52, of Mukilteo. "I feel 35."
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"It's always been said that gray makes men look distinguished and women look old," said Tanya Rae Piper, stylist at Salon Zuberenz in Lynnwood.
"Some men don't feel distinguished. They feel old."
Men tend to be sneaky about what happens at the salon or over the sink.
"They don't want people to go, 'Oh, my gosh, you've been coloring your hair,'" Piper said. "They have egos."
She said lots of guys start out with a quick fix that discreetly blends the gray at the shampoo bowl.
"They don't like to sit with color on their hair because they feel awkward, especially in a salon with women," she said.
Many get over that, and advance to permanent hair color.
Piper said about a third of her male clients use some form of hair color, and not only on top. "They are also coloring their beards and mustaches because of gray," she said.
A few go the other way, deliberately graying it all to do an Anderson Cooper. Not many guys can pull that off.
Male hair coloring has surged since Piper started styling hair in the 1980s, when youth-seeking studs got mullets, perms or, if really daring, blond highlights.
Brian Gahan of Northwest Hair Academy in Everett said coloring for men has increased about 20 percent in recent years with his school's clientele.
"Women like more of a change," Gahan said. "Men are straight up about gray coverage. They want more of a natural look in general, unless they're 20 years old and just want red hair."
Even so, men are creatures of habit. It often takes a job hunt, divorce or crisis to get them to alter anything in their primping regimen.
For Eldredge, it went along with his mid-life makeover when he was pushing 50.
The former athlete didn't like what he'd morphed into: an overweight, out-of-shape, bar-stool hugging, two-pack-a-day Marlboro man.
Instead of happy hour every night, Eldredge hit the gym, quit smoking and lost 140 pounds, half of his body weight. His waistline went from 48 to 27 inches. He got his cheekbones back and a whole new wardrobe.
It was like he was 35 again, except for his receding hair, which was dark on top and gray at the sides. "Like there's a bowl on top," he said.
At first, he'd pick coloring products off the drugstore shelf. His hair was an ongoing experiment.
"It was reddish, then blondish, then it was brown, then I'd go light brown onto a brown, then a dark brown onto a brown, then reddish. I'd do it all," said Eldredge, a structural engineer at Boeing.
His colleagues took note.
"They'd say, 'Nice hair,' but they were kidding," he said.
Finally, he put his hair in the hands of a professional stylist.
"Now I go into work and nobody knows I colored," he said. "It's natural, which is good for work."
He gets his eyebrows dyed to match. Can't forget that.
Color choice can make or break a man's 'do.
Stylist Nataliya McGrew of Rock & Roll Hair Salon in Everett said men are better off choosing a color in their natural tone range because of that pesky root problem.
"The new roots growing show. For women it's normal, but guys kind of get embarrassed," McGrew said. "Guys have too many complexes."
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Leisure travelers can enjoy various points of interest during their stay with us in St. Croix Falls. Lodging here places you near Wild Mountain Waterpark, the perfect place to spend a hot summer day. Spend your winters skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing at Trollhaugen. Play nine holes of golf at the St. Croix Valley Golf Course right across the street from the hotel. Historic Taylors Falls, MN is just two miles away. In St. Croix Falls, there's always something to do!
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The Supreme Court ruled Monday that federal employees can appeal discrimination-related complaints in federal district court.
The ruling follows earlier lower court decisions that forced employees to appeal some Merit Systems Protection Board decisions through the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
The justices' decision applies to federal employees filing "mixed cases" — complaints involving both allegations of wrongful termination and job discrimination — under the Civil Service Reform Act.
In this case, Carolyn M. Kloeckner was fired from the Labor Department in 2005 after complaining of sex and age discrimination and a hostile work environment.
The MSPB dismissed her case on procedural grounds — a filing deadline had passed — after a protracted legal dispute. Kloeckner tried to appeal her case in district court. But the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said her appeal could only be heard by the D.C.-based Federal Circuit because MSPB had decided her case on a procedural matter.
The justices overturned that ruling in a unanimous ruling. Justice Elena Kagan, who delivered the opinion, wrote that federal employees bringing mixed cases — those involving both claims of discrimination and adverse personnel actions — should seek judicial review in district court, not the Federal Circuit, "regardless whether the MSPB decided her case on procedural grounds or on the merits."
The government had argued that the statute required decisions by the MSPB based on the merits of the case to be appealed in federal district while decisions based on procedural grounds (as Kloeckner's was) had to be appealed in the Federal Circuit.
But the court's opinion found that argument was not supported by the law's language and amounted to "an obscure path to such a simple result."
The National Treasury Employees Union, which represents thousands of federal workers, applauded the ruling.
In a statement, NTEU President Colleen Kelley said the ruling would grant federal employees alleging job discrimination "broader appeal rights in connection with these very serious personnel matters than the review employees would have received in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit."
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Atelier Gastronomique de Alain Ducasse: The cooking school of super-chef Alain Ducasse
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Middle English douten, from Anglo-French duter, douter, from Latin dubitare to be in doubt; akin to Latin dubius dubious
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Offensively, he is not a playmaker and his range is limited on his jumper. He is at his best off the ball, making hard cuts to the basket or attacking after another guard has broken down the defense and hit him on the weak side. Basically, he would be the perfect guard to pair with Gordon and/or Rivers. That three guard rotation would compliment each other fantastically, especially if Austin can keep improving on his jumper
I'd glady trade a starting guard that can play lockdown D than having some guy that doesn't even find his big on the pick and roll consistently.
Dallas is loaded at guard and wants move Rodrigue Beaubois (pg) by trade date.....this might be less costly for the Hornets than giving up core players
This is exactly the type of thinking that placed this organization in a state of mediocrity for 20 plus years. This is not the NFL . It is going to take time to build this team the CORRECT way. Anderson has been a GREAT pick up... We are on our way.....
It is going to take time, a healthy Davis, Rivers, and Gordon playing at the same time is all the Christmas present we (fans) "Need" in 2012.
If you're trying to grade a player solely on stats you would have to break down so many variables it would be hard for even some of the more gun hoe stat guys to comprehend.
Well, I posted the idea on a Clippers forum and they think Blesoe is made out of gold and there is no way we get him without giving up Ryno or Davis or Rivers.
This is the problem with our team right now. We are fairly asset-light. We've built a solid core of young guys, but really don't have any expendable talent at any position (unless you call Aminu talent.) So I expect not a lot of movement, maybe one minor trade, this year. Free agency and draft this offseason is where the big picture will start to become clear. I would like Bledsoe on this team though,
When was the last time you saw the teams trade anything but draft picks or lower tier players in the NFL?
Enough with the inciting, attacking and baiting in this thread.
Stay on topic about Bledsoe. This thread isn't about how Drummond stacks up amongst other rookies.
I'm fully on the Bledsoe bandwagon, but there is almost no way we get him in a trade this year (short of gifting the Clips our unprotected 1st). Vazquez and Lopez?? LOL, get real guys.
As difficult as it seems to be for some of you, put yourselves in the Clippers position. They have no reason to trade him this year unless they are absolutely blown away by an offer. He is locked up next year, and will be restricted after that. They still need to sort out the CP3 situation, so it gives them even more incentive NOT to trade him this year.
I realize we like to dream, but let reality sink in. Unless Dell offers the world (more than he is worth), Bledsoe is absolutely, positively NOT coming to the Hornets this season. Period. Best bet is the trade deadline NEXT season or sign him as a restricted after next year and hope the Clips don't match.
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Predicted to finish fourth in The Herald's preseason coaches poll, the defending Wesco South 4A champions did what nobody apparently expected them to do.
They won another Wesco South championship.
The Warriors defeated second-place Cascade 1-0 Monday afternoon at Cascade High School to clinch their second consecutive league title.
"Winning the Wesco South is always fun," said Edmonds-Woodway head coach Dan Somoza. "It was one of our goals this year. We were picked to finish fourth at the beginning of the season. They worked hard."
Edmonds-Woodway was able to claim another league title thanks in large part to a triple by Chantz Justice in the fifth inning. With one out, Justice hit a fly ball to right field. The Cascade outfielder made a diving attempt but was unable to make the catch.
The ball rolled behind the Bruins' outfielder and Justice ended up on third with a triple. After Austin Holmes (1-for-1) was hit by a pitch for the second time in the game, Justice scored on an RBI groundout by Joey Reese.
Cascade head coach Scott Stencil said he had no problem with his right fielder laying out to try to make a play on the ball hit by Justice.
"You can't fault the effort," Stencil said. "We want to see them dive for the ball."
Pitcher Tate Budnick made sure the run held up for Edmonds-Woodway. Budnick scattered five Bruins' hits and struck out seven to lead the Warriors to victory on Cascade's senior day.
"Tate Budnick pitched great," Somoza said. "He came out and competed against Cascade, which is a tough, good-hitting team."
Budnick said that there was a little bit more pressure with a league title on the line, but he was eager to help his team claim back-to-back championships.
"(I felt) a little bit of everything," Budnick said. "I was excited being on the mound able to clinch. I was a little nervous, but more excited."
The junior agreed with his coach about his team being somewhat surprised by their projected finish. Budnick, who went 1-for-1 with two walks, said it served as a little extra motivation as the season went along.
"We just didn't agree with it," Budnick said. "At the start of the season, seeing 'fourth place' we were like, 'What? We were league champs last year.'"
Budnick kept the Cascade lineup in check throughout the game. He was in trouble once, in the bottom of the fourth inning. An error helped load the bases with one out. But Budnick got the next two batters to fly out to end the threat.
The only other time Cascade got a runner in scoring position was the fifth, when Austin Pinorini led off with a single and advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt. Budnick struck out the next two batters to get out of the inning.
"I figured it'd be close," Stencil said. "A day like this, with the wind blowing in (toward the infield), I knew runs would be at a premium."
Pinorini led Cascade, batting 2-for-3.
Stencil said he isn't worried about his team responding to the loss when the two teams face off in the final game of the regular season today. The Cascade coach said his team will be ready for the Warriors.
And whoever their opponent is in the first round of the district tournament, which starts Saturday.
"We're 0-0 going into Saturday," Stencil said. "They know what they need to get done. We're obviously disappointed we didn't win the league, but you've got to tip your hat to (the Warriors)."
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NBC has cancelled the Thursday airings of their low-rated legal series, The Firm, and sent it packing to Saturday nights at 9pm beginning February 11th.
The Firm follows attorney Mitch McDeere (Josh Lucas), his wife Abby (Molly Parker), and their daughter Claire (Natasha Calis), as they emerge from the witness protection program after 10 years. They relocate to Washington, DC to restart their lives but problems from the past quickly resurface. The show's cast also includes Callum Keith Rennie, Juliette Lewis, Tricia Helfer, and Shaun Majumder.
NBC had high hopes for the legal drama but it stumbled in the ratings right from the start. The two-hour premiere of The Firm registered just a 1.4 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 6.32 million viewers. The numbers got even worse once the show moved to Thursday nights and, for the past two weeks, has only mustered a 0.8 rating with fewer than three million total viewers.
It's no surprise that NBC is banishing The Firm to Saturday nights with ratings like these. Grimm repeats will fill the Thursdays at 10pm timeslot for the immediate future. Starting March 1st, the peacock network's new drama Awake will take over.
While it looks highly unlikely that NBC will purchase a second season of The Firm, it seems certain that viewers will get to see all 22 episodes of season one.
If The Firm had been a typical network show, the episode order probably would have been cut down to 13 installments because of the low ratings. However, NBC's deal for The Firm is unique and a bit more like the one the network had for Merlin, the supernatural drama produced by the BBC.
Sony and Entertainment One partnered to produce The Firm, primarily for the overseas market. Thanks to pre-sales and Canadian production tax credits, the cost of producing the series was already paid for and NBC was able to pick up the show for a greatly reduced licensing fee, just like any other secondary buyer.
If The Firm had been a big success, NBC would have made quite a profit on the series. As things worked out, the network may still be making some money on the deal or at least hasn't lost much.
Will there be a second season? That depends on Sony and Entertainment One, not NBC.
What do you think? Do you like The Firm? Do you think it should continue?
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The eight short-listed design teams have been announced for a competition to redevelop the Windermere Steamboat Museum on the shores of Windermere.
The Lakeland Arts Trust recently secured initial support for a £7.4m Heritage Lottery Fund bid, including £494,000 development funding, to take the project forward. The project aims to create an exciting and active museum which will use the lake and the lakeside setting to display the nationally significant collection of steam launches, motor boats, yachts and other vessels which are all associated with Windermere.
The first stage of the competition attracted 114 expressions of interest. The short-list (in order of the architect leading the multi-disciplinary design team) is as follows: Carmody Groarke; Adam Khan Architects; Niall McLaughlin Architects; Terry Pawson Architects; Reiach and Hall Architects; 6a Architects; Sutherland Hussey Architects; Witherford Watson Mann Architects.
Martin Ainscough, Chairman of the Lakeland Arts Trust, commented: "We are very encouraged by the quality of entries in the architectural competition and the judging panel had a difficult decision to select the final eight for the shortlist. We are looking forward to working with the successful practice to create a world class facility in the heart of the Lake District.."
Gordon Watson, the trust's chief executive, added: "We are looking for a fresh, well-detailed and sensitive response for the stimulating and highly significant site on Windermere and to display the museum's wonderful collection of boats."
The second stage of the competition will seek design concepts for the project. Architects will need to take into account the requirement of displaying the boats and other items in the collection in the exhibition space and wet dock, and enabling visitors to see the boats being restored in the conservation workshop, as well as designing an appropriate facility for the location to provide a world-class visitor experience.
The design proposals will be subject to public display and comment in late October 2011 and the design teams will be invited to present their schemes to the jury panel at final interviews in late November 2011.
A VERY small Beatrix Potter drawing has sold for nearly £50,000 at an auction in America.
The three-and-three-quarter inches by six inches ink and watercolour had been expected to sell for up to 37,500 at the Sotheby's auction, in New York, but reached £47,438
The miniature, called 'Guinea pigs going to their garden...' was among 193 original illustrations sold by wealthy American couple, Kendra and Allan Daniel. The painting depicts four guinea pigs following a fifth along a path carrying garden tools.
A spokesman for Sotheby's said: "Early in 1893, when she was in her twenties, Beatrix Potter borrowed a number of guinea pigs from her friend, Miss Paget. One, named Mr Chopps, proved to be no problem but another, named Queen Elizabeth, apparently 'took to eating blotting paper, pasteboard, string and other curious substances and expired during the night. A pair of gardening illustrations date from this time: four guinea pigs following a blue-coated guinea pig and four guinea pigs working under the guidance of the blue-coated guinea pig.
"These were later redrawn in 1922 and used in Potter's book Cecil Parsley's Nursery Rhymes."


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TRENT WOODS – Bill Joiner has lived up to his last name for 72 years, especially if there is a kid in the picture.
The town grownups know him. He's been a Trent Woods commissioner for two terms now after losing his first bid for office.
And if the town's children were voting, there would be no stopping him. They call him "Mr. Bill" when he greets them each morning and afternoon on their way to and from BangertElementary School.
Retired after 37 years with Carolina Telephone/Sprint, Joiner said, "I was looking for something to do, and former Trent Woods Police Chief Mike Register said 'I've got the job for you – be the Bangert crossing guard.'"
"I said I volunteer for everything else, I might as well, and come to find out you actually get paid," said Joiner, sitting back in his easy chair with pictures of his four grandchildren, ages 2, 4, 8 and 10 years old, all around.
He and his wife, Judy, have two daughters, each with two kids of their own, and Joiner has a story about, and a special love for, each of them.
At the end of this school year, the Bangert kids honored him by dedicating the Spirit Rock outside the school for a week in his honor.
Second-grader Lauren Parsons said, "Mr. Bill is so nice and loves us all."
First-grader Addison Hawkins added: "Mr. Bill is always smiling."
Liz Kidder, public information coordinator for the school's PTO, said, "Mr. Bill has been Bangert's crossing guard, guiding thousands of safe trips over Canterbury Road. He is the first to greet every child as they walk up to school and the last to encourage them as they head back home. He is this neighborhood school's biggest cheerleader and advocate.
"When Mr. Bill was asked what he wanted the kids to remember about him, his simple reply was 'that I love them.' He volunteers with Bangert's HUG program and commented that the Fall Festival is one of his favorite events of the year."
Most of the kids, however, saw Joiner long before the eight years he has held the stop sign to halt traffic for them to cross the street.
A Scottish Rite and York Rite Mason and Shriner, including parading with the "Cooligans," he is a longtime area Santa Claus, usually in the New Bern, Trent Woods and Ernul Christmas parades.
A native of Hopkinsville, Ky., who came to CravenCounty in 1964 after four years in the Air Force, the big-bellied, big-voiced guy who always has a smile began his Santa tradition years ago at James W. Smith Elementary School. He keeps a trimmed white beard most of the year for the commitment, which grew and continues across eastern North Carolina for events for foster children in Beaufort and Pitt counties and other appearances.
He also dons the red suit for events at Temple Baptist Church, Garber United Methodist Church and Asbury United Methodist Church.
"You let a 4-year-old hug your neck and you're hooked," Joiner said. "If you don't love children, something's wrong with you."
In his younger years, Joiner coached Babe Ruth baseball and has been an umpire for high school baseball and an umpire and, for a while, a coach in Little League Baseball.
"One time, they said I was the only coach with no child playing on the team," he said.
But Joiner is known for serving young and old.
After helping the New Bern-Craven County Jaycees run the fairgrounds for several years, Joiner was selected N.C. Jaycees Outstanding Senior.
After driving an ambulance for the hospital, Joiner became a volunteer firefighter and rescue squad member.
He is now retired as a volunteer, but serves on the Retired Firemen's Board.
Trent Woods Clerk Marcia Spruill said Joiner "is somebody I can count on, an all-around good guy."
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Gaz Metan Medias cruised into the last 16 of the EuroChallenge with a lop-sided 81-58 win over Tartu Rock in Group D.
After a tight start to the game, the hosts scored the final 10 points of the first half to make it 38-31 at the break, and that set the tone for a dominant performance in the second half.
Ivan Ivanovic scored 20 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to lead them into the next round, while Aleksandar Mladenovic added 18 points.
Tartu, needing a win to boost their own chances of progression, gave as good as they got in a first quarter that finished 18-18 and were beginning to edge clear in the second, leading 29-25 on a big three from Justin Ingram, and then 31-28 on his jump-shot with 3:28 left in the first half.
However, those were the last points they would score in the half.Slobodan Dundjerski hit the free throws that brought Medias level and then the jump-shot that gave them the lead, and two more free-throws from Adrian Gutoaia made it a seven-point lead at the break.
Back-to-back threes from Ivanovic stretched it to 13 as soon as the second half began, and Tartu were never within single figures again, with Medias scoring the final six points of the contest as they added an exclamation mark.
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The numbers, Southwest football coach Phil Padgett said, are history.
Nice? You bet. But they have no bearing on tonight when the Stallions face unbeaten Swansboro at The Corral. Kickoff is 7:30 p.m.
While the teams haven't played since 2008, Southwest (2-1) has won 20 consecutive games – 10 by shutout – over the Pirates (3-0), who last left the football field with a win over the Stallions on Nov. 4, 1988.
"Well," Padgett said , "that's behind us. That's a nice history. That just means we've played pretty good football, and they've had some good teams. But the thing is this year their football team is very good."
How good? The more important question, however, may be how fast?
"This is the fastest team we've seen this year," Padgett said, "and that's saying a lot because we've seen some speed."
Ditto for the Stallions, Swansboro coach Tim Laspada said.
"They have three or four kids who are speed demons. I think our teams are a lot alike," Laspada said. "I think our skills are about the same going in. I could be dead wrong come gametime, but looking on film I think we're a lot alike.
"Our speed is good, but they have just as much if not more. That's kind of what we've been preaching that this is the first team we've seen that can match, if not better us, in team speed."
Swansboro's first three wins have come against teams with a combined 3-5 record and include wins over a 4-A (Ashley) and 1-A (Lejeune) team, which may leave some skeptical of just how good the Pirates really are.
A win over the Stallions would certainly make believers of the skeptics.
"I'm sure we're going to get their best shot," Padgett said. "I really think they're going to come up (and say), 'Hey, this is how we make our mark. … Everybody talks about them in football. You beat them, that means you're pretty good.'"
Laspada didn't dispute that feeling was out there – at least among some fans.
"We lack the depth, but the 11 we put on the field can play with just about everybody we go against," Laspada said. "If we were fortunate enough to win, a lot of people in the area would say, 'Oh, wait, look, Swansboro is the real deal,' because right now it's like, 'They haven't played anybody.'
"Our kids know that we can play. But it's a measuring stick in a sense of the area because Richlands lost to them by a point and Jacksonville beat them by a point. So our kids see that. They want to see how they measure up."
The Pirates are certainly dangerous. While short on numbers, they are long on speed, led by do-everything De'Andre Thompkins, who's scored seven touchdowns – three on passes and two on runs as well as one each on a kickoff return and an interception return.
Overall, Thompkins, who has committed to Penn State, has 500 all-purpose yards.
"Anybody that's committed to Penn State is a player," Padgett said. "Thompkins touches the ball, obviously he's gone. But he's not the only one. That's the problem. They've got two or three kids that can go all the way any time they touch the football."
Those players would include quarterback Chris Phipps and running back Markuise Hemby. Phipps has passed for 409 yards on 19 of 37 passes and five touchdowns and also rushed for a team-high 253 yards and four scores.
Hemby has 154 yards rushing on only 11 carries while also having caught eight passes for a team- leading 234 yards and three touchdowns.
Southwest, however, isn't without some talent of its own.
Senior Tyler Smith has thrown for 311 yards while completing 31 of 57 passes and two TDs in his first year with the Stallions after transferring from Georgia. Isaiah Corbins leads the ground game with 214 yards while averaging 12.5 yards per carry.
J'Veon Walker (7 catches, 86 yards) and Corbins (7 catches, 66 yards) lead the receiving corps for the Stallions, whose only loss was 13-12 in their opener to Jacksonville (3-0).
Also, running back DaMonta Winbush, who had been sidelined the first two games with an ankle injury, returned last week and caught a 9-yard touchdown pass but gained just 29 yards on 9 carries as he continued to try to get back to 100 percent.
"He's probably about 80 percent," Padgett said.
While the Stallions are passing more than normal, their defense again is the team's mainstay.
"I've got to say our defense has definitely given us a chance and our offense has been good enough to score and give us a chance to win," Padgett said. "But our defense has kept us in the games so our offense didn't have to score a lot of points."
Southwest rallied from a 20-point deficit to beat Richlands 21-20 last week, which Padgett said "lifted the morale of the team because that would have been a tough loss." But as he heads into game four of the season, Padgett is torn as he looks at his team.
"My problem is I keep seeing the potential and I like our upside because we're not even close to it. As I say that, we're 2-1, and our one loss is by a point. So I see a tremendous upside to this football team," he said.
"But for some teams you're at this point and you're saying, 'Hey we're not going to get a whole lot better.' This team could get a lot better. So I'm hoping that occurs. I'd love for it to start Friday. But I think that's probably pushing it."
Make no mistake, Swansboro is the underdog, if for no other reason than the Stallions are the reigning state 1-AA champions and have a winning pedigree.
"It's Southwest," Laspada said.
And as for the 20-game losing streak to the Stallions, Laspada called it "a big deal" historically, but his players take the attitude they weren't around for any of those losses. And while Laspada might like to agree with that sentiment, he can't quite.
"To me, it's a big deal," he said. "It's a measuring stick to see where we're at and where we need to go and what we have to improve on. … Southwest has been the top team in the area. So it's nice to go in there and see where we're at."


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Melinda Athay
Ht.: 5-0
Hometown: Lexington, NC
Previous School: West Davidson
Eligibility: Jr. Major: Elementary Education
Melinda Athay enters her third season at Pfeiffer.
2014: Finished the season with a 2-0 record while competing at the number four position.
2013: Posted an 8-8 doubles record (7-3 CC)…played at the number three position all year with partners Macy Southern and Briana Oliver…Scholar Athlete Award.
Personal: Daughter of Lee and Theresa Athay…born on 01/24/94…majoring in elementary education.
Before Pfeiffer: All-Conference player…MVP (2010 & 2011) . . . Selected to the All-Region team.


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