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The boys and girls Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League varsity basketball semifinals will take place at Scotts Valley High School on Wednesday, Feb. 13, and Thursday, Feb. 14.
The girls semifinal games will be at 6 and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, and the boys semifinals will be at 6 and 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
The participating teams had not been determined as of press time.
The top six teams in the league will participate in the single-elimination tournament.
The San Lorenzo Valley girls, which was in seventh place in the SCCAL as of Wednesday, Feb. 6, will not participate. Nor will the Scotts Valley boys team, which was also in seventh place.
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Girls soccer trumps Santa Cruz
Following a 6-0 win over San Lorenzo Valley High on Jan. 31, the Scotts Valley girls soccer team downed previously undefeated Santa Cruz High School 2-1 on Tuesday, Jan. 5, at Depot Field.
The Falcons improved to 5-1-3 in league while the Cardinals fell to 7-1-2, remaining in first place.
Santa Cruz had previously defeated Scotts Valley, 2-1, on Jan. 10.
Freshman Emmy Koflanovich scored two first-half goals that were both assisted, and senior goalkeeper Emily Johnson made six saves for the Falcons.
Koflanovich got the Falcons on the board first with a goal in the 11th minute, assisted by senior Madison Black. She scored again in the 37th minute, and was assisted by Taylor Raymond.
Santa Cruz answered with a goal in the 39th minute, but the Falcons' defense limited Santa Cruz's opportunities throughout the contest.
Scotts Valley has three games remaining before the Central Coast Section playoffs, including tough contests against fourth place Soquel on Thursday, Feb. 7, which happened after press time. Third place Aptos also looms on Tuesday, Feb. 12.
Local surf team bests Soquel
The Santa Cruz Scholastic Surf League announced last week that after a recalculation of points from its most recent contest Jan. 12 at Manresa State Beach, the Santa Cruz Mountains Surf Team was victorious over Soquel High with a final score of 60-59.
It's the Mountains team's second victory out of three competitions this season.
Scotts Valley High sophomore Evan Milnes was awarded first place in the individual bodyboarding competition. He defeated students from six other local schools, as well as competitors from Half Moon Bay, for the title.
Conditions for the contest were reportedly excellent, with 4- to5-foot waves, offshore winds and clear skies.
Baseball fundraising dinner and auction
The Scotts Valley High baseball program will have a dinner and silent auction Friday, Feb. 8, at Bruno's BBQ, 230G Mount Hermon Road, in Scotts Valley.
Proceeds will go toward improving the Falcons' baseball facilities.
Among the auction items include tickets to the Golden State and Santa Cruz Warriors; San Jose Sharks tickets; San Francisco Giants tickets; and autographed Buster Posey, Pablo Sandoval, Marco Scutaro, Ryan Vogelsong and Angel Pagan baseballs, wines and other memorabilia.
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When a day in the bush can involve traveling miles of rocky game trails or navigating long exposed lake crossings, what you carry on your back and in your mind can be invaluable. Features such as dual buckling rain flaps under the lid, a grab handle, and a handy zippered internal pocket under the top flap all add additional value to a pack that has been designed to carry everything you need for an adventurous day in the woods. We have also included our new leather/canvas padded shoulder straps that require very little breaking in and are comfortable right from day one. Additional features include two small side pockets, and one full-length side pocket to help keep all of your equipment organized and quick at hand. Constructed from our heavy-duty 15-ounce canvas, the Guide Pack will certainly hold up to a lifetime of use. Also available in Waxed Canvas. Made in USA.
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- As always, great quality gear
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This is my third Duluth Pack of different sizes for different purposes. As always, Duluth Pack makes great quality stuff, and American Made means American jobs ☺
I am 5'6" and the shoulder straps are set in the middle, so someone with a smaller frame has room for adjustments. I am a scout leader with a troop that goes camping every month in all conditions and it fits all the gear I need on any weekend trip and probably a week or longer trip as well. With the waxed canvas I have not had any issues of inside contents getting wet, and when camp is struck, it makes a great pillow too.
The video shows six hand-pounded rivets for attaching the shoulder / web straps, but mine came with only four.
I really like the long side pocket that easily holds a 64 ounce Klean Kanteen, I can also slip my 19" hunters axe handle in (the head sticks out a little over an inch and faces backward) and still have room for some smaller items above or below the water bottle.
I also like the web handle so it is easier to strap / hang on a tree at the right height for getting into and packing.
I only wish the flap straps were a bit longer so I could better add a bedroll under the flap, or if they could add some webbing on the flap to accommodate a bedroll.
Posted on 1/21/2014 by Mike
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I have had the backpack for about a year. Holds a lot, comfortable, all around great product. I bike to the store so the large capacity is nice. I have been caught in heavy rains and the contents stay dry.
I get a lot of compliments and people asking where they can buy it.
Posted on 7/16/2013 by Ed
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School books, groceries, Christmas trees, tents...this bag has helped me bike home a lot of things any other bag would have forced me to leave. However, it's straps are stiff and set too wide for my shoulders (I'm 5'7, medium build), and hangs too low with no real adjustment ability. The padding in the straps is sinking, too. Now in its 6th month of daily use, I can barely stand to carry a load a long way in it. I wish it were more comfortable for my lunch + binders + laptop daily school load, but I think i'll have to try out a more casual bag and save this one for special trips where carrying capacity is more important than comfort
Posted on 1/30/2011 by Lawrence
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it might be alright for an adult but what about a small teen,it appears to be bulky if fully loaded
Posted on 7/30/2010 by sgt hoot
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This is a beautiful interpretation of a great traditional pack design --- just like the pack that Nessmuk used as he canoed around the Adirondacks. It's fun to use for that reason alone. This pack is just the right size for a well-equipped day-hike, a day-long backcountry fishing excursion, or a well planned Scout- or bushcraft overnighter. Like most Duluth packs, it holds more than you think it's going to.
One of the other reviewers mentioned some initial irritation from the shoulder straps/buckles. I don't discount that concern, as I have encountered it with some other packs, but I didn't with my Guide pack. So, it may be a matter of body type and shape. As I do with my Rambler pack, I stick a soft folding canoe or camp chair right inside the back. It helps the pack keep its shape and prevents anything hard or sharp from sticking into your back. And then, no matter where you are, you have a comfortable & dry sit-upon.
This would be a perfect pack for a Scout leader, or a nice gift for an Eagle Scout or Explorer. I've had mine only about six months, but I absolutely love it. The padded leather shoulder straps are a nice step up from the canvas webbing straps, and seem very durable.
Love the pockets, too.
Posted on 4/29/2010 by GrowUp-DaveyBoy
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When I opened the box, it was exactly what I had imagined, until I put it on. The buckles at the bottom of the straps, dug into my ribs. I knew that they were going hurt me, but I was still surprised at how much. After my first three mile snowshoe trip I didn't ever want to see the thing again. It was OK to wear with a heavy coat, so I kept taking it on trips, hoping it would break in. It didn't seem to me that there was anything that was going to make those buckles become comfortable. I wore the pack around the house doing chores for three months, and I gradually noticed the pain had changed to an irritation. Even though it is a great pack, if it is irritating to wear, it is not going to get worn. I stayed with it, and at about month four, it suddenly became completely comfortable. Now I love it.
On a recent trip to Arches, I had a fellow hiker comment that it was the kind of pack Lewis and Clark might have had. I enjoy the obvious sold construction and the classic style.
It belongs out of doors, and if that is where I am, it's with me. I don't even notice it back there. It has almost become a part of me.
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Packaged size (HxWxD)
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130,2 kg
Product guarantee
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Average power while printing
700 Watt
4-line 160 x 64 pixel (APA) backlit gray-scale display
Average power while printing duplex
610 Watt
Energy Star Typical Electricity Consumption (TEC)
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Memory, maximum
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34 dBA
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 6, 2010) — Hollywood Park, which generally conducts live racing five days a week, has scheduled six four-day weeks during the 2010 Spring/Summer Meet, which begins Wednesday, April 21.
The majority of weeks at the 60-day meeting will run under the traditional Wednesday-through-Sunday format. On six Thursdays, however, there will be simulcast wagering only with no live racing on April 22, April 29, June 3, July 1, July 8 and July 15.
There will be special holiday programs on Monday, May 31 – Memorial Day – and on Monday, July 5 in honor of The Fourth of July.
Regular post time will be at 1 p.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays with the traditional 7:05 p.m. start on Friday nights. The lone exception in the Friday night schedule will be a 1 p.m. post time on April 30 — Kentucky Oaks Day and eve of the Kentucky Derby.
Post time will be at 11 a.m. on the three Triple Crown Days — Kentucky Derby Day (May 1), Preakness Day (May 15) and Belmont Day (June 5).
Pocket calendars illustrating the 2010 schedule can be picked up at track information windows or by writing the Hollywood Park publicity office, P.O. Box 369, Inglewood, CA 90306.
Copyright © 2009-2014, Hollywood Park. All rights reserved.


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While I love the living snot out of my Bengal, like Barry has mentioned, chamfered edges on the module would most likely greatly help the cable wear that some are seeing. Going back to my Cheetah and the old style module or even the modules that comes on the Nitro/Hybrix - there is a flat where the cable is to come to rest, with the Fury mod, it just drops off, so there is no way to know what the proper rotation is or where the cable should come to rest. A little more clarity there would be killer.
I think they will continue to push the bar as far as riser design goes, as we have seen in the Bengal/Onza/XT/Nemesis to name a few over the past years and that is exciting. I think having more variance in the specs would greatly help. Right now there are a good number of bows in the 30-32" ATA range, which is fine with me, that is what I shoot, but I know there are more people out there that like longer bows. The Onza/Scepter/Pantera offer that, but I would bet 1 more in between Pantera and Scepter would probably make some folks happy.
The web presence lately on Facebook has been awesome, I think continuing to reach out through social media will continue to bring good things to Martin. I think some YouTube videos on process/manufacturing or tips, etc would be great.
I feel like they have really pushed the bar recently with what they can do and as long as they continue to prove it, things I think will take off. Regardless I'm a Martin/Rytera guy for life. Can pretty much guarantee I'll never own any other brand of bow ... even if it were given to me or I happen to win one in some crazy contest, I'd look to move it for a Martin.
I can't really comment on the traditional world as I have no experience with them, but plan to in the future.


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Search for Missing Teen Focused on Suspect's Movements
Updated: Tuesday, May 28 2013, 12:36 PM CDT
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) --
An Iowa police chief says investigators searching for a 15-year-old girl are focusing on the movements of the man suspected of kidnapping her and a friend in the hours after they were taken last week.
Dayton Police Chief Nick Dunbar said investigators from several agencies met Tuesday to compare notes on the search for 15-year-old Kathlynn Shepard and to discuss how to proceed. He says searchers are planning to recheck some areas that have already been searched, and are also going out to new areas in the region.
Dunbar says analysts are trying to "come up with a definitive path" traveled by Michael Klunder, who authorities say committed suicide hours after kidnapping Shepard and a 12-year-old friend. The 12-year-old escaped at a hog confinement where the girls were taken.
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