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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (August 17, 2010)—Three Hollywood Park stakes winners will get together in the $75,000 Green Flash Handicap Wednesday at Del Mar.
Headlining the field of eight in the race at five furlongs on turf is California Flag.
The easy winner of the 2008 Hollywood Turf Express, California Flag will be making his first start since he finished third as the favorite in the Al Quoz Sprint at Meydan in the United Arab Emirates on March 27.
Owned by breeder Hi Card Ranch and trained by Brian Koriner, California Flag, whose biggest victory came in the 2009 Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint, is the defending champion in the Green Flash. The 6-year-old gelded son of Avenue of Flags won by a neck as the 9-5 choice last Aug. 19.
With regular rider Joe Talamo sidelined with a broken wrist, Mike Smith takes over on the gray. California Flag has won eight of 18 and earned $1,104,596.
Among those scheduled to challenge California Flag are Cost Of Freedom and My Summer Slew.
The winner of the Los Angeles Handicap on June 5 at Hollywood Park, Cost of Freedom will be making his first start on turf. The 7-year-old, who is owned by Gary and Cecil Barber and trained by John Sadler, was eliminated at the start when off the board as the 3-5 favorite in the Bing Crosby Handicap on Aug. 1.
Owned and bred by Nick Cafarchia and trained by Craig Dollase, My Summer Slew is making his first appearance since winning the Robert K. Kerlan Memorial Handicap on June 27 at Hollywood Park. The California bred, who has won three of four on turf, will again be ridden by Alsono Quinonez.
Here is the complete field, from the inside out, for the Green Flash: Dilemma, Victor Espinoza rides, 116 pounds; Quick Enough, David Flores, 113; California Flag, Mike Smith, 124; Wing Forward, Martin Garcia, 115; Cost of Freedom, Patrick Valenzuela, 123; My Summer Slew, Alonso Quinonez, 118; Lt. Hopeful, Martin Pedroza, 117 and Stoneside, Joel Rosario, 117.
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On the evening of 10 July 2013, a design workshop for the Kamaishi Park for All was held at a temporary structure near where Unosumai Train Station (in Kamaishi city) used to sit.
The event drew nearly 50 local participants, including a city official, the East Kamaishi Middle School baseball team, members of the Youth Sports (soccer) Club, and several parents. Local media agents were also on hand to document the event.
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The Brewers Wives 2010 Pet Calendar, featuring photos of Brewers players and coaches with their own pets or pets available for adoption through the Wisconsin Humane Society, went on sale Thursday. The calendars are available in the Brewers Team Store by Majestic at Miller Park, and the proceeds will benefit the Wisconsin Humane Society.
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Brewers wives host a number of events throughout the year as part of the team's community efforts. Each summer, the wives host a tailgate party to benefit the Sojourner Family Peace Center, a shelter for battered women and children. Several of the wives, along with their husbands, support area children with game tickets, food vouchers and donations to youth baseball groups.
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I purchased this as a gift for my family Yankee Swap. My beer drinking brothers are going to be figthing over this. It is going to be a fun Christmas this year. I am always looking for something different and you came through with this one!
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Harness serenity with this beaded friendship bracelet. The beads and animal charms found in its design are crafted from red jasper. Matched with the adjustable red rayon cord that keeps the gems and charms together and a sterling silver hallmark tag featuring the word "Good Omen", this bracelet helps keep you connected to Mother Nature no matter where in the world you may be. Made in America with gemstones from around the world.
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The trip to Austin was much too short, but I'd definitely like to go back. If you've been to Austin, I'd love to hear about restaurants and sights you'd recommend, in case I make it to SXSW next year.
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Friday Night Photos: A Very Quick Trip to Austin for SXSW
The trip to Austin was much too short, but I'd definitely like to go back. If you've been to Austin, I'd love to hear about restaurants and sights you'd recommend, in case I make it to SXSW next year.
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- MyKitchenInHalfCups said...
You just seem to manage Kalyn! Sounds like a great time.
- April 4, 2009 at 12:54 AM
- Pearl said...
looks so fun!
- April 4, 2009 at 2:15 AM
- Meghan said...
I've never been to Austin, but it looks like you had a nice trip! I'm looking forward to hearing about (and seeing pictures of) your trip to Chicago when you get back :)
- April 4, 2009 at 9:09 AM
- Bryan said...
The cable cars are called 'Dillos. They are rubber tire replicas of the cars that used to serve downtown Austin. Currently they run up/down Congress and 5th/6th streets.
- April 4, 2009 at 9:52 AM
- Sharon said...
I just discovered your blog and I like what I've seen so far. Have you ever been to Miami Beach? My friends and I are going on a cruise the first week in May...we need a good place to stay and good place to eat! Any suggestions?
- April 4, 2009 at 10:17 AM
- StuffCooksWant said...
Glad you got to visit our fantastic city, even for a short time. Next time you're here, you must stop by Kerbey Lane Cafe, where you will find all sorts of fresh and delicious food as well as interesting people hanging out. Kerbey Lane is famous for their pancakes, the size of a dinner plate, that come in a variety of flavors including gingerbread. To. Die. For.
Also, didn't see that you ate any Tex-Mex...you must do that next time. Lots of great choices in town such as Vivo's, Maudie's, Chuy's, Guero's and Juan in a Million. Don't forget the margaritas.
Gettin' hungry just thinking about all the options.
- April 4, 2009 at 11:13 AM
- katrina said...
Well, you certainly crammed a lot into the little time you had! Looks like fun and glad you got there..
- April 4, 2009 at 12:18 PM
Did you get to take in any music? My son was there playing with Tyrone Wells.
- April 4, 2009 at 3:46 PM
- Kalyn said...
Tanna, it was pretty fun considering the week I had before that! Wish I could have been there the whole time, and my dad actually encouraged me to miss the funeral, but I just didn't feel right about it.
Pearl, was fun indeed.
Anonymous, I was not there for the music part, which is the second week. (Sorry I can't publish the link. If I let people put links in the comments I get overwhelmed with people leaving links to advertise other sites.)
- April 4, 2009 at 3:48 PM
- Kalyn said...
SCW, for some reason I got your comment after I replied to the other ones. I did eat at Curras, which was very good food!
- April 4, 2009 at 4:14 PM
- Kalyn said...
Arghh, Comcast is messing with me. I just got a bunch of comments after I replied to the other ones.
Meghan, looking forward to going to Chicago. I had fun there at BlogHer 07.
Bryan, thanks for the cable car info! They were charming.
Sharon went to Miami Beach many years ago, but don't remember anywhere that I ate. I did think it was a fun place; first place I had Cuban food.
Katrina, I did try to make the best of it!
- April 4, 2009 at 5:30 PM
- Anne said...
I hope to go to this myself someday! Lucky for me, my dad & stepmom recently moved there.
Good to read about your experience!
- April 4, 2009 at 5:34 PM
No worries about the web site. I didn't realize that there was more to SXSW than the music.
- April 4, 2009 at 7:12 PM
- Lisa (Homesick Texan) said...
I'm so glad you made it to Jo's. And I just love seeing all that Austin stone.
- April 5, 2009 at 1:05 PM
- Heidi said...
I was trying to think of some "Austin" restaurants you should go to, but I just can't. My favorite part about Austin dining is how many small n cozy places can be found, even when you think you've been to them all. Glad you had a nice time, hope everyone treated you well!
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- Pessary: A pessary is a small device, usually made of vinyl, that is placed within the vagina for support. Pessaries come in several varieties. This nonsurgical treatment option may be the most appropriate for women who are not sexually active, cannot have surgery, or plan to have surgery but need a temporary nonsurgical option until surgery can be performed (such as women who are pregnant or in poor health). Pessaries must be removed and cleaned at regular intervals to prevent infection. Some pessaries are designed to allow the woman to do this herself. A doctor must remove and clean other types. Estrogen cream is commonly used along with a pessary to help prevent infection and vaginal wall erosion. Some women find that pessaries are uncomfortable or that they easily fall out.
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A generalized weakness of the vaginal muscles and ligaments is much more likely to develop than are isolated defects. If a woman develops symptoms of one type of pelvic organ prolapse, she is likely to have or develop other types, as well. Therefore, a thorough physical exam is necessary for the surgeon to detail what steps are necessary to correct the prolapse completely. The typical surgical strategy is to correct all vaginal weaknesses at once.
Surgery is usually performed while the woman is under general anesthesia. Some women receive a spinal epidural. The type of anesthesia given usually depends on how invasive and lengthy the surgery is expected to be.
Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that involves slender instruments and advanced camera systems. This surgical technique is becoming more common for securing the vaginal vault after a hysterectomy and correcting some types of prolapse such as enteroceles or uterine prolapses.
- Vaginal vault prolapse: This is a defect that occurs high in the vagina, so it may entail a surgical approach through the vagina or abdomen. The surgical correction of this condition usually involves a technique called a vaginal vault suspension, in which the surgeon attaches the vagina to strong tissue in the pelvis or to a bone called the sacrum, which is located at the base of the spine.
- Prolapsed uterus: For women who are postmenopausal or do not want to have more children, a prolapsed uterus is usually corrected with a hysterectomy. The common approach for this procedure is through the vagina.
- Cystocele and rectocele: These are corrected through the vagina. Typically, the surgeon makes an incision in the vaginal wall and pushes the organ up. The surgeon then secures the vaginal wall to secure the organ in its normal position. Any excess tissue is then removed, and the vaginal wall is closed. If urinary incontinence is present, the surgeon may need to support the urethra. This usually involves a procedure called a bladder neck suspension.
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Well, Easter has come and gone and I guess a lot of eggs were hidden for the children. We had a big bunch at our house and the kids had a good time playing and riding toys. A lot of eggs were hidden. A lot of prize eggs too, and the grand baby had a time filling up his basket. He had it full! Some of the eggs had five dollars in them. He found $12 in change in his eggs and a lot of candy.
He likes the outside and he likes going to the barn where he can look at the weed eaters, chainsaws and the lawn mowers. He scatters my wrenches, hammers, and tools all over the barn. You can't watch him, he gets into everything, but that's alright. He's just a child and I let him get away with too much. I've spoiled him big time.
We went to Sunday school and church today and we had a good time. A lot of people don't go to church. Some say they don't have time, but they should take time to go.
We have had allergies and colds here at our house, but we are getting better now.
Remember all the sick, Denver Smith, Waymon and Joyce Mills, Edgar Lawson, Harley Sibert, Amy Harris, and Orie Henson. So many people that need prayer. Remember the ones in the hospital, the nursing homes, and all the families that lost a loved one this week.
The Lord is so good to us. Well, I'll stop for now. May the good Lord bless and keep you and God bless America and may He forever hold you in His hands.
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Wednesday, 14 March 2012 12:51
Well folks, the time went forward one hour again, and by the time we get used to it, it will be changed back. They should leave it alone. It sure has been pretty and warm and the butterflys have been everywhere today. This kind of weather I like.
Well, it's time to be planting some garden things. Cabbage, onions, potatoes, peas, mustard and lettuce. It sure is good to get out of the house and enjoy the beautiful sunshine and warm weather once again. We should always be thankful for what the good Lord gives us.
So many people are still sick and in need of prayers. George Blair, Edgar Lawson, Waymon and Joyce Mills, Brother Hacker, Von Minton, Ora Henson, Amy Harris, and Tina Sheets. So pray for these folks. Harley Sibert is doing better and James Brown is better. God still answers prayers.
Some folks are having birthdays this week. Teresa Hoskins had a birthday on Sunday, March 11. Caleb Wilson's was March 12 and Kayden Hubbard will be 1 on Saturday, also Stephen Centers. So to all of you, may you all have the best birthday ever and may you be blessed to have many more.
Let's remember Fabian Wilson's family. To all of you that sent out a flower or said a prayer and the ones that brought food or helped in any way, to the ones that sang the songs and the preachers that preached, Brother Landon McDanials and Brother Bobby Tenny. We want to thank Evelyn Dezarn and the Horse Creek Fire Department, the Clay County Ambulance Service, the Coroner, and the Britton Funeral Home. From all the Wilson family, thanks and may God bless you all for the kindness that was shown.
We had the grand baby for this weekend and boy is he a handful. You should see him as he tries to play the guitar and the banjo. I believe he will be a good player one of these days. I sure hope so, he sure is interested, all he talks about is the guitar and banjo.
Well, I'll stop for this time. Thank you all for reading my little write up, I sure do appreciate you all. May God Bless and keep you, and may He forever hold you in His hands.
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Boy, what weather we are having lately, 70º and sunshine one day, and the day after, 30º and snow. Last week, some counties had tornadoes and it was bad in Laurel County. My first cousin and her husband were killed. It's something to see the destruction that a storm does. Our prayers go out to all the people that were in the storm. So many people were hurt, some lost a leg, an arm or an eye. We were blessed here in Clay County, but it could be us the next time. It only takes a few seconds for the storm to hit and wipe out everything in its path.
A lot of schools are closed today, a little snow is over the ground and the weather will be only 36º today, but it will be getting warmer as each day goes by and spring draws nearer. That will be good.
We had the grand-boy for the weekend. Last week we took him to the doctor for a check up and I saw my good friend Billy Jones at the doctor's office for a check up too. We had a long talk about the past years and how things have changed over the past few years.
Billy has always been a true friend. He helped me get a job on the highway department where I retired. He was a magistrate for years, and he was a fox hunter too. I'll tell you, it's hard to find true friends these days. I thank the good Lord for my friends.
A lot of people are still sick, Edgar Lawson, Waymon and Joyce Mills, Harley Sibert, and Ora Henson. So many more that need prayers, so pray for all the sick and the ones that were in the storms. A lot of people lost their homes and everything they had. Remember the ones in the hospitals, the nursing homes, the ones at home and the ones that lost a loved one.
Happy birthday wishes go out this week to preacher Owen Smith up Knox County way, and Lillie Mae Hicks and Wanda Johnson. So to you all, have the best birthday ever and may God richly bless you all with many more.
Well, I'll stop for this time. May the good Lord bless and keep you and God bless America and may He forever hold you in His hands.
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Well friends, I didn't get to write my column last week. We had a big snowfall and it was wintertime again. It was the biggest snow that we have had this season. We got 7 inches here at our house and it was slick. That's the reason I didn't take my write up Monday morning, I'm sorry about that.
We can't complain much; we have had it pretty good so far. Not much snow, March will be here, springtime is getting closer and that means work around the place. The Easter flowers are already blooming and the others night we saw the toad frogs out, but this morning it was 27 degrees. We may get another snow, but it won't last long now that it's getting warmer each day.
We get the grandbaby every weekend and we take him to Sunday school and church. He likes Gospel Blue Grass music. He's trying to play the banjo and he's not 2 years old yet. His little fingers are getting tough as he plays the banjo.
A lot of folks are sick and in need of prayer. Harley Sibert, Waymon and Joyce Mills, Edgar Lawson, Ora Henson and James Brown and his daughter Sonya. She is getting better, she got to come home this past week. A lot of people have had viruses and colds, so pray for all these people and the ones that you know that are sick. Remember the ones that are in the hospital, the nursing homes, and the ones at home. So many that are sick and in need of prayers.
I want to thank the staff at the Enterprise for helping me with my write-up, they are so good and I want to thank each of you for reading my little column.
Boy, some friends know how to catch the big fish! For one, Danny Wade Jarvis sure caught a big muskie a few days ago. Boy it was a big one and did you see the big teeth that fish had? It was a monster fish, way to fish Danny. It won't be too long until the stripers will be hitting the baits.
Well, it won't be long now until we can start the gardens, the onions, potatoes, and the peas.
Happy birthday wishes go out this week to Sheena Ely, Faye Blair, Norma Lee Sibert, Jonathan Dezarn and Emily Rayne Senters, our granddaughter. So happy birthday to you all and may God bless you all to have many more.
The gas prices sure have gone up this past week. They say that the US has plenty of oil and gas, why don't the government drill for gas and oil here in the USA and we wouldn't have to depend on other countries for oil and gas. It's a shame that we have to depend on them for oil and gas.
Well, I'll stop for this time. May the good Lord bless and keep you and God bless America and may He forever hold you in His hands.
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A Grade I at seven furlongs, the Futurity is the eighth of 10 races on Del Mar's closing day card. Post time Wednesday is 2:05 p.m. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 10 a.m. for simulcasts.
Owned by Gary and Cecil Barber and trained by John Sadler, Scherer Magic debuted June 14 at Betair Hollywood Park and easily dispatched of $50,000 maidens. Claimed out of the race by his current connections, the son of Doneraile Court and the Touch Gold mare She's a Nasty one responded with a 2 ½ length victory in the Grade III Hollywood Juvenile Championship July 14.
In his Del Mar debut, the Iowa bred finished fifth as the even-money favorite in the Grade II Best Pal Aug. 5. He will try to rebound in the Futurity with a new rider – Corey Nakatani – and could become the second Hollywood Juvenile winner in the last three years to repeat in the Del Mar Futurity. J P's Gusto won both races in 2010.
Other leading contenders in the Futurity, which is a Breeders' Cup "Win and You're In'' event for the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Nov. 3 at Santa Anita, include first out winners Gabriel Charles, Capo Bastone and Know More, who debuted for owner J. Paul Reddam with a half-length victory in the Best Pal.
From inside out, the field for the Del Mar Futurity: Gabriel Charles, Joe Talamo rides, 118 pounds; Capo Bastone, John Velazquez, 118; Switch to the Lead, Julien Leparoux, 115; Yankee Rebel, Victor Espinoza, 116; Know More, Garrett Gomez, 122; Heir of Storm, Martin Garcia, 118; The Whole Deal, Alonso Quinonez, 116; Pure Loyalty, David Flores, 116; Caballo Del Cielo, Mike Smith, 116; Rolling Fog, Rafael Bejarano, 118; Scherer Magic, Corey Nakatani, 122 and Ive Struck a Nerve, Jose Valdivia, Jr., 116.
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DEARBORN / March 30, 2011--Cecile Aitchison, assistant vice chancellor for the office of institutional advancement, has been chosen to receive the 33rd annual Susan B. Anthony Award from the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
Presented by the campuss Commission for Women, the award recognizes a member of the UM-Dearborn community who has made significant contributions to gender equality.
Aitchison will receive the award during a dinner ceremony on Wednesday, April 6 at Fairlane Center South. The event begins at 5 p.m. with a silent auction and reception, followed by dinner and an awards program.
Turkia Awada Mullin, assistant chief executive officer and chief development officer for Wayne County, will be the evenings keynote speaker.
In her role at UM-Dearborn, Aitchison provides leadership for the development and alumni engagement efforts. She is credited with managing the successful Capital Campaign that ended in December 2008 and raised $46 million for scholarships, operating and faculty research. She is a member of the MLK Day of Service Committee and served a four-year term on the Staff Senate, co-leading the charge for staff and faculty dependent tuition benefits. She has served as a volunteer for various community-based organizations in Detroit.
Prior to her current position, Aitchison served various community-based organizations in Detroit, including Alternatives for Girlswhich serves homeless young women-where she played a key role in helping the organization grow and become financially stable during its early years. During her time there, she often found herself mentoring younger staff as well as the organizations residents.
Aitchison also worked at WARM Traininga non-profit organization in Detroit that promotes the development of resource efficient, affordable, healthy homes and communities through education, training and technical assistance-where she was a resource for community development groups, many of which served single mothers.
In addition, Aitchison organized female health care workers in Michigan and East Texas for the Service Employees International Union; wrote for Teamster Voice, the national newspaper of Teamsters for a Democratic Union; and served as the vice president for external relations at Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Metropolitan Detroit.
Founded in 1959 with a gift of just over 200 acres of land and $6.5 million from the Ford Motor Company, University of Michigan-Dearborn is a metropolitan university serving southeastern Michigan, committed to excellence rooted in strong academics, innovative research and programming and civic engagement. The University has nearly 8,900 students pursuing more than 90 bachelor's, masters, doctoral and professional degrees in liberal arts and sciences, engineering, business and education. A top-ranked university with a faculty devoted to teaching, and students committed to achievement, UM-Dearborn has been shaped by its history of partnering with local leaders and communities, and is committed to finding solutions for the challenges that face the region.
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Hit the highlights of Jordan in this action-packed four days. View spectacular Wadi Rum by 4x4 before spending a night in the desert in the company of a local Bedouin tribe. Explore the magnificent red rock city of Petra and be amazed by the well-preserved Roman city of Jerash. Jordan has so much to offer!
Tour starts in Amman at noon. Your G Adventures CEO will pick you up at your hotel in Amman (overnight not included) or at the Amman Airport. Head first to Jerash, a fascinating ancient Roman city, for a guided visit. Later, continue to Ajloun. Explore the town and visit the famous Ajloun Castle before returning to Amman for the night.
Depart for the first stop of the day at Mt Nebo. Visit the church and take in spectacular views before heading to the Dead Sea to enjoy the opportunity to float in the salty water. Later, travel through beautiful desert scenery to Wadi Rum, home to the nomadic Bedouin people. Take a 4x4 deeper into the desert to reach the tented Bedouin camp. Enjoy a traditional meal and learn more about the ancient Bedouin culture on this overnight excursion.
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Features such as 15-ounce canvas construction, riveted leather flap straps, cotton webbing shoulder straps, and high quality buckles make this series of packs worth a second look. No reason to worry either, all three packs are handmade in Duluth, MN and come standard with our "Guaranteed for Life" warranty. The smallest of the three Utility series canoe packs, the #51, makes a great day pack for those items you like to keep close at hand either in the canoe or on a short day hike. It's also the perfect upgrade from our Scout Pack if you require more room in your pack. Both the #60 and #3-70 are much larger in volume and will provide more packing space for that quick weekend trip or a longer wilderness excursion. The only significant difference between these three rock solid packs is that the #51 has two leather flap straps, whereas the #60 and #3-70 have three leather flap straps. The #3-70 also includes a thick replaceable poly liner and tumpline. Made in USA.
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Cheers to the Duluth folks! I spent some talking with them - I'm 6'4" tall and barrel chested - and we added some extra length on my web straps and I also knew I wanted a grab handle so we added that too.
This pack has been to ball games, bike rides, ATV and Dirt Bike rides, and even on my Harley. It's been on countless canoe trips and is the first pack hanging by the door that I grab for anything.
I keep a seat cushion wrapped in the pack liner bag in the pack - it serves as a barrier to the back on sharp objects and gives the bag some shape too when it's not loaded full - as it's often not.
I use a variety of smaller bags in a bag concept - fire kit, personal survival kit, urban get around kit, etc...and throw in whatever smaller bags compliment that days activity.
I've tried other bags and I keep coming back to the simplicity of this bag. It's been dumped in rivers and streams - it's been covered in mud and probably a little blood - it never fails to clean up simply and after a day of hanging to dry looks almost like new.
I treated my straps and the round Duluth logo patch immediately and keep them treated - they get much darker but I like that and they are soft as butter all the time and probably will never crack if I keep them treated.
Great pack - we have some old Duluth packs from the 30's and 40's in our family...I imagine this one will be passed on well after I am gone too.
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Very nice bag, well-built and the perfect size. I only regret not getting d-rings sewn on to hold a bed roll.
Posted on 3/9/2013 by Augie
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This is the best looking bag I've ever had. It's so well put together and you can tell right away that you will have it forever. I am totally impressed. Cheers to American Made!!!
Posted on 5/21/2012 by Coolbreeze
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I bought the 51 about twenty years ago and added heavier canvas, a double bottom and heavier all leather straps and a buckle attachment for a tumpline. I am a professional forest worker and carry the pack every day I am outside...which is nearly every day spring-summer-fall. The back flap is totally sun-bleached and the leather is now supple with long use. I depend on the best pack and the best boots I can get....regardless of price. If I really thought that there was something "better" out there, I would have it. Younger people laugh at it, as it lacks the "technical" look of "todays" gear. I am quiet and let them think what they want. Live and learn.
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i just received my #51 utility pack and i am in love. it is much bigger than i expected which was a pleasant surprise. i am really excited to try it out!
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I decided to get the #60 instead of the #51 and when I got the bag in the mail it was quite large, but perfect to carry all of my hunting stuff. I can put in all the things that I need for a days worth of hunting comfortably and still have room for extra layers and a Thermos. This bag is amazing, I plan on getting the #51 for day hikes. The quality is unmatched.
Posted on 12/8/2010 by Gregory
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the #51 is an all purpose, go everywhere pack. Roomy enough for everything you need for a day out and about. The flap and strap closure gives the need space for that last extra thing. We like this pack so much that we have given it away to visiting Guests during exchange weekends.
Posted on 7/19/2010 by stephanie
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I purchased this pack for my son as his first Duluth Pack. It is a great size for the Jr. High School age. Fits everything for a long weekend camping to sleepovers with friends. Expands with the top flap and leather strapping system and allows him to stuff everything he needs and would want to carry. Great original design and economical.
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Jasper Johns / In Press: The Crosshatch Works and the Logic of Print
Wednesday, Aug 1, 2012 10:00a to 5:00p
Harvard Art Museums: Arthur M. Sackler Museum Cambridge, MA
Centering on Harvard's collection of Johns's signature "crosshatch" works of the 1970s, this exhibition explores the impact of print on his oeuvre. It examines "print" and "the press" in terms not only of printmaking and Johns's celebrated experiments in that medium, but also in informational terms, tracing his frequent use of newspaper collage and its material, temporal, and political implications. Also featured is comparative material exploring Johns's relationship to the history of printing.
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