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Fjallraven Kanken Backpack
The Fjallraven Kanken Backpack is the classic school backpack for all ages. The Kanken is built with Vinylon-F fabric, for the strength to take a beating throughout years of schooling and adventure travel. The 16 liters of space holds onto whatever you need to bring along for the day, from books to lunch to entertainment for the plane. The removable seat pad ensures the seat of your pants will always be free of dirt and grime, and cushioned to boot! Adjust the straps to your liking or carry by the snap-together top handles briefcase style. Business, business! Numbers!
FEATURES of the Fjallraven Kanken Backpack
- Popular backpack in hardwearing Vinylon F fabric
- Carried as a backpack or a bag via covertible straps
- Removable seat pad and front/side pockets
- Name and address label on inside of pack
SPECIFICATIONS of the Fjallraven Kanken Backpack
- 100% Vinylal
- Webbing: 100% Polypropylene
- Height: 38 cm
- Width: 27 cm
- Depth: 13 cm
- Volume: 16 liter
- Zipper: YKK
- Weight: 300 g
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This pack although somewhat small actually fits a lot of what I have for school or for trips. I can fit my laptop and binders even my tablet. For travel it is easy to carry around like if I don't want to carry on my back I can close the straps and hold it by the top handles. A good buy for my needs. :)
I was introduced to Kanken backpack not too long ago and they are fantastic. It get dirty really easily but look vintage and hip the more you wear it. Great size, not too big and not too small for a male/female. Straps are durable and can be shorten to use the handles to carry around. I love this putty color with khaki color.
i don't even remember how or where I found about the kanken but it is truly the best backpack in the world. i now own two with the intention of many more in my future. anyway, the bag. first, my 17 inch laptop (same bag, but with a laptop pouch) is the perfect schoolbag due to its illustrious square shape that is perf for schoolbooks and binders. my normal-sized kanken is ideal for everything from museum visits to air travel. plus, it's easy to take through customs because of the front loading style. i've taken my kanken i think 11 countries and it's durable style and waterproof material has never wavered. i can't think of anything i don't like about it-oh, and the carrying handles on top are prime. they're kinddaaaa hard to wash, so if you insist on a spotless backpack, avoid dirty hostel floors and picnics. bottom line, the kanken is the perfect bag for the traveler, the student, the wannabee scandinavian, and for some reason, elderly japanese tourists (at least in riga)
So I was looking for a unique and durable backpack, and the Fjallraven Kanken was the perfect choice. I have been using it for a couple months now for high school and it has been great! I can fit all the basics that I need including my ipad, a 1" binder, seven folders, a graphing calculator, and a notebook. In the front pocket I keep my phone, chapstick, gum, and other small items. What I really love about this backpack is the shape. It is square, unlike the common round shape for backpacks. The square-ness keeps all of my school supplies in place, instead of letting it all sag and pull on my back. Carrying my stuff in the Kanken feels lighter compared to other backpacks because of this. My only complaint is that the small size doesn't allow me to carry anything else, but for everyday use it is all I need for the basics while keeping a stylish appearance.
My son (3rd grade) has been using the backpack for a few months. My opinion; durability is great, washes up great, straps are thin (not padded) - this is generally fine except when my son brings home a lot of school materials - after walking home backpack is uncomfortable. For the price I would buy another backpack. Cute, but not the best.
I am buying another of these because my daughter has lost the one I purchased 27 years ago (scary !). I had a pale pink color. I used it for college, day packs etc We were all orienteering in those days so it was a cool item as well So glad to see new colors but classic design and hoping the new one will last as long .. and not be borrowed and lost !!
I had been looking for a compact, waterproof backpack for the longest time & I finally found it with Fjallraven's Kanken. The backpack is completely weatherproof, holds just as much as larger backpacks, and is just as great for the outdoors as it is for school. Not to mention the great color selection! I would recommend the Kanken to anyone looking for a cute, versatile backpack.
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Key play — The Hawkeyes nearly stopped Michigan's second scoring drive. The Wolverines faced fourth-and-four at the 35. With four wideouts, Forcier ran for nine yards and a first down. Three plays later, Michigan went ahead.
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Travelling thieves who cruise Airedale's outlying homes and villages in search of easy pickings are being harried by a new team of detectives, on the orders of the man in charge of policing in Bradford.
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"They are working with other teams in Kirklees and Calderdale and are already starting to make a difference.
"For example we recently picked up three men who were linked to a string of crimes around Keighley and Bingley. Even though it meant sending officers to London to get the suspected leader, we did that and he is now behind bars as they await trial," Mr Atkin said.
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Among music writers, terms get thrown around sometimes without full consideration of what they mean or why they mean what they do. This is probably a relatively common problem for post-punk, the sweeping, generalized form of '80s early alternative rock that can be overwhelming to grasp upon first glance. However, the simplest and most precise way to summarize this form, I think, is to focus first on the name, which suggests music that followed the punk rock explosion of the mid-'70s in America and 1977, more famously, in England. But like any creative movement, it takes time for the bread to rise.
Early Years:
That, of course, is where the '80s come in. To be sure, there was certainly some '70s music that qualifies as post-punk both on a timeline as well as in terms of the second, more important part of the genre's definition: generally experimental, strange and challenging interpretation of the basic aggressive three-chord anger of punk. Therefore, while the Knack were a little punky, that band was always essentially a pop band working strictly within such orderly conventions. On the other hand, bands like Gang of Four, Wire and Magazine took the basic punk template onto fresh paths as the new decade began.
The Golden Years of Post-Punk:
Amidst the popular early-'80s genres of new wave and synth pop (which seldom if ever overlap with the form on which we're focused), post-punk truly exploded during the first half of the decade. As bands moved further away from imitating or repeating the Sex Pistols or Ramones sound, a choice often thrust itself upon early-'80s artists of this ilk: go pop (new wave), take punk rock even further in its purest form (hardcore), or use the music as a palette for experimentation, the exploration of various musical and lyrical complexities and arty daring (post-punk). Luckily, many took that third choice.
Further Differentiation From College Rock & Indie Sounds:
While post-punk music certainly fit into the college rock or indie files of the early '80s, it's actually far more specific than either of those forms. For example, the gloomy, romantic dirges of Nick Cave, the psychobilly buzz of the Cramps, and the dreamy, provocative weirdness of the Soft Boys seem to me far more squarely in the post-punk camp than the more straightforwardly accessible work of Simple Minds, Adam Ant or even U2. All of these groups share post-punk elements, to be sure, but the immediately jarring, unprecedented nature of, say, the Violent Femmes' music raises a post-punk flag more than any other.
The Ultimate Subjectivity of Post-Punk:
So now that we have all that straightened out... Actually, the many perspectives of music fans either render this kind of careful categorization completely moot or turn it into a fascinating exercise, depending on one's approach. Still, as a rule of thumb, the more angular, jagged, complex, esoteric and unselfconsciously quirky the music, the more likely it stands up to scrutiny as classic post-punk. As yet another example, I'm listening to the Smithereens right now, a guitar pop band and college rock act for certain but only marginally post-punk at best, due mostly to the group's exquisite hooks.
Key, Definite Post-Punk Artists - the Debate Rages:
- The Cure
- Joy Division/New Order
- Mission of Burma
- Psychedelic Furs
- Jesus & Mary Chain
- Echo & the Bunnymen
- Killing Joke
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1. Red Dragon, Thomas Harris: Silence of the Lambs gets more publicity, and rightly so, I suppose, considering it's a terrific book AND a terrific film. But nothing kept me awake at night like this novel's serial killer, who stalks and butchers entire families, making Hannibal Lecter look like Little Bo Peep.
2. Floating Dragon, Peter Straub: What is it with me and Dragons? Don't know. Straub is most famous for the excellent Ghost Story, but this is the one that kept me up nights.
3. Darkness Take My Hand, Dennis Lehane: Boston P.I. Patrick Kenzie takes on a monster in the second (and best) novel in Lehane's series. Yes, it's even better than Gone Baby Gone, especially in terms of pure creepiness.
4. Dracula, Bram Stoker: Sure, I get bogged down in some of the more long-winded passage set in England. But the opening sequence, in which a freaked out Jonathan Harker takes the ride of his life up to the count's castle, can still make the hair on the back of your neck stand on end.
5. It, Stephen King: I'm in the minority on this one; most people are turned off by the ending, which involves a pre-teen sex romp and a giant spider (not sure which is less palatable). But up until then It is dark and evil and creepy. Also, is a giant spider really a dumber conclusion than the giant hand of God coming down from the heavens and saving everyone?
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DANVILLE — An incumbent Ward 3 alderman is being challenged by a former city employee and one of the plaintiffs who changed the form of city government in 1987.
R.J. Davis is challenging Bill Gilbert for the seat.
Gilbert enjoys helping residents resolve issues.
Davis would love to be an alderman and serve under the form of government he helped create.
The Commercial-News sent election questionnaires to the candidates running for alderman in the April 9 city election.
Gilbert said he's running for a third term "because I feel that since I have been on the city council the city of Danville has begun to move forward. I feel that I have helped contribute to the success that the city of Danville has had. I also enjoy representing the residents in Ward 3 …."
"I want the privilege to be an alderman," Davis said.
Davis wants to start regular Ward 3 meetings and keep residents informed of city government business.
He wants more interaction between neighborhood associations, too.
Gilbert said the three biggest issues facing the city council are: the unemployment rate; crime rate; and road repair and maintenance.
Gilbert says the city needs to continue to work with Vermilion Advantage to continue to entice businesses to locate here. The city also needs to continue to work with Danville Area Community College to train citizens so they are able to work in today's workforce.
"The city also must continue to work with the state to make the laws of this state friendlier to businesses so they will locate and stay in Danville," he said.
As for crime, Gilbert said the city has continued to work hard at lowering the crime rate by creating a Problem Oriented Policing unit to target high crime areas.
"This has helped and I plan to continue to support the police department in solving the high crime issues. Crime may also be high due to the high unemployment rate that we have. So the city must still work on the unemployment," Gilbert said.
Gilbert said the cost of maintaining streets continues to go up and the city must find ways to pay for street repairs without increasing the dollars spent from the citizens.
"Since I have been on the city council, I believe that there has been a significant improvement in the repair and maintenance of our streets. I will continue to fight to have more work done on the streets in Ward 3," Gilbert said.
Davis said the three biggest issues facing the city council are: small business/economic development; blighted areas; and neighborhood safety and children.
Davis said the city council can help address blighted areas of vacant lots and vacant buildings.
"I want to be a strong advocate for small business and economic development," Davis said.
He would help encourage small businesses to locate here. He said the city is working on this, but Davis would like to do more.
Also, Davis wants to see more citizen participation in reducing crime. He said the police department is doing a good job, but more citizen participation could help with safety, decrease neighbor break-ins, etc.
"I want our ward to be more involved in neighborhood associations," Davis added.
He said Ward 3 associations and residents need to interact more with other ward associations.
He said more interaction between neighbors, parents and their children will help keep youth more involved in their community and safer.
Davis wants to encourage residents to go to school board meetings too and visit their children's schools more often.
If budget cuts are needed, Gilbert said, "the city has made many cuts to the budget in the past several years since I have been on the city council. We have tried to stay ahead of the problems that are now affecting other communities. If further cuts were to be made in our budget, we would have to decrease the services that our citizens have come to rely on. I believe that if we were to have to make cuts we would need to cut positions in some of the management areas and combine duties."
Davis said he'd like to revisit city employee salaries if budget cuts are needed.
He said some recent salary increases have been "hefty" and the money could have been spread out elsewhere.
Retail incentives, attendance
Gilbert said he supports retail incentives for businesses to locate here. "When businesses locate here, more jobs are created and more tax dollars are spent in Danville and not taken to Champaign" he said.
Davis said he hasn't been in the meetings and doesn't have the full details to comment on retail incentives.
"I need more information," Davis said.
That's another reason he said he wants to be alderman, to keep his constituents informed.
There have been attendance issues for some aldermen in the last year.
"I have missed very few meetings in the past four years. I plan to continue to attend as many meetings as I can. I do not believe that alderman pay should be based on attendance of meetings because the work of a city alderman is not just attending meetings. The work of a city alderman is communicating and helping out citizens in our wards and our city. Although, I believe that if an alderman misses several meetings in a row he should be fined. I believe that it is OK to miss a meeting every once in a while for family emergencies, illness, and short-term job responsibilities but not for a long-term job responsibility as we have seen in recent months by a different alderman," Gilbert said.
Davis said he has the time to serve as alderman.
He said he couldn't comment now whether alderman pay should be based on attendance.
Gilbert adds he's enjoyed "being honored to serve the citizens of Ward 3 for the past eight years. I hope that the citizens of Ward 3 continue to support me for one more term in office. I plan on continuing to serve them to the best of my abilities and try to make Danville a better place to live, shop and work."
Davis said he's proud to have been part of the change in city government.
"I intend to keep people informed. I will have ward meetings," he said.
"I want to run on honesty and integrity … I want to be accountable and I want my ward to hold me accountable," Davis said.
William 'Bill' Gilbert
Name: William "Bill" Gilbert
Address: 1200 Dakota St.
Age: 37
Family: Wife and fellow alderwoman, April Gilbert; 16-year-old son, Kristian Gilbert; 14-year-old son, Jonathon Gilbert; two macaws; five dogs; two cats; and a small king snake
High School: Danville High School, graduating class of 1994
College: Lakeview College of Nursing, 2007 BSN
Current Employment: Pathways at Seifert Counseling Center: drug and alcohol counselor
Previous Political Experience: Served as Ward 3 alderman for the last two terms (eight years)
Other Organization Involvement: Member of Second Church of Christ; Assistant Scout Master with Boy Scout Troop 390; member of Further Light 1130 AF&AM; member of the Scottish Rite Valley of Danville; member of the American Legion Post 210 and the American Legion Riders.
R.J. Davis
Name: R.J. Davis
Address: 1308 E. Main St.
Age: 76
Family: Wife, Gladys; three children. He is of no relation to Ward 1 Alderman Kevin Davis
High School: Dunbar High School in Chicago
College: Moody Bible Institute in Chicago; Fayetteville State University in Fayetteville, N.C.
He also served in the U.S. Army for three years with an honorable discharge
Current Employment: Retired from the city. He was a health and environmental inspector
Previous Political Experience: None
Other Organization Involvement: Volunteer at Laura Lee Fellowship House; associate minister with the New Union Missionary Baptist Church; Danville Ministerial Alliance


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The Goose Creek City Council passed the first reading of a proposed smoking ban by a vote of 4-3 Tuesday night.
If the ordinance is passed, it would ban smoking in businesses and public places. We spoke with some residents at the meeting on Tuesday, and there were mixed feelings about the ban.
City Council will likely take a final vote on the matter in January 2013.
If the ban does not get approved, North Charleston and Goose Creek will be the only cities in the area without restrictions on smoking.
Charleston, Summerville, Mt. Pleasant, and unincorporated parts of Charleston County already have smoking bans in place.
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For Americans, the third Thursday in November can mean lots of things, usually some combination of food, family, and football. But before all that, there's the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The three-hour, 80-plus-year tradition starts at 9 a.m. and boasts 16 gigantic balloons. If you are ambitious and want to brave the cold on the night before, you can watch those balloons get inflated. In addition to seeing Kermit the Frog or Spider-Man, you'll also witness the squandering of the global supply of helium.
At projected rates of consumption, all the currently available helium on Earth will be depleted in about 40 years. While its best-known use may be filling balloons and making people who inhale it squeak like Mickey Mouse, the element's scientific uses are arguably more valuable. No other gas is as light without being combustible. Those properties, as well as its very low boiling point and high thermal conductivity, make it indispensable for aerospace engineering, deep-sea diving, and cryogenics. So, while a world with no more balloons is a sad specter, without liquefied helium we wouldn't be able to make superconducting magnets like those in MRIs.
The sorry state of our helium reserves can be traced to three key factors. Thanks to a 1996 act of Congress, the price of helium is artificially low, so there's little deterrence for overuse. There's also the fact that we have no idea how to artificially produce helium in any real, sustainable way. Finally, helium's unique properties make finding a viable substitute almost impossible.
The helium we use today is found in underground gas pockets, often associated with natural gas. Helium is abundant in the universe, but here on Earth it is more elusive; while there's a lot of helium in the atmosphere, it is very difficult to purify. It's really only when it is trapped underground that we can isolate it. This helium is largely formed as a by-product of decaying radioactive elements. The rate at which it is produced accounts for less than one-half of global demand, and most of it cannot be recovered efficiently.


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Blackburn youngsters angry over theft of equipment (From Lancashire Telegraph)
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Blackburn youngsters angry over theft of equipment
12:00pm Saturday 29th December 2012 in News
YOUNGSTERS have been left 'livid' after a thief broke into their drop-in centre and stole thousands of pounds worth of equipment.
A 32in television, an Xbox, a Playstation, a Wii console and around 55 games were among the items stolen from the Action for the Community and Town charity Cheethams, which is based in Blackburn.
Volunteers and workers at the centre, which is used by around 250 children and young people every week, said everyone at the Lawrence Street facilities was 'absolutely gutted'.
Centre manager Sinclair Morris said: "The kids are going to be sickened about it because they are going to have much less to do.
"They now know that when they come back after the Christmas break, they will have nothing to use.
"It is a really important project. Cheethams is right on their doorstep and is there for those who cannot afford to go into town to the Youth Zone.
"Whether they want to let off a bit of steam, get involved in a project or just relax, we are there for them.
"It is just keeping them out of trouble."
The charity, which is known locally as The Cheets, is based at the former Cheetham Arms, in Lawrence Street and was started 11 years ago.
It is open five days a week and provides a place for young people to socialise, get advice and relax.
Mr Morris said the equipment was so important because it encouraged people to keep out of trouble.
He said: "It is frustrating. Whoever this guy is should just bring the stuff back.
"If they did, I would have no qualms.
"Hopefully they will see that they have not taken the games from me, they have taken them from the kids."
Kate Hollern, leader of Blackburn with Darwen Council, took to Twitter to express her disgust at the the break in.
She said: "I cannot believe that some piece of scum stole all the games from the Cheets.
"The kids are devastated."
PC Matt Lennie said: "This is a dispicable crime, especially at this time of year, that has affected a whole community "We also think that the offender has taken a till which is likely to have been dumped somewhere, so if anybody comes across that or has been offered any of the items, I urge them to get in touch with us."
Call police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 with any information.
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Maybe this is the best lesson they can learn then. This is how it feels when somebody nicks your stuff.
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Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. today, May 18, 2013, at Kilgore-Green Funeral Home. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 19, 2013, at Kilgore-Green Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Curry Cemetery. John Gates will officiate.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Ollis and Lillian Pulliam; and nephew, Steven Gene Pulliam.
He is survived by his daughter, Lena Pulliam Butler Bowmaster (Robert) of Jasper; son, Franklin Todd Pulliam (Page) of Mobile; grandchildren, Whitney Lynne Butler Sheats (Billy), Joseph Allen Butler (U.S. Air Force) and Robert Franklin Pulliam; six step-grandchildren; great-grandchildren, Emily and Braxton Sheats; brothers, Donald Gene Pulliam (Dot) of Jasper and Ronald Pulliam (Carla) of Jasper; sister, Betty Pulliam Blankenship (Bill) of Franklin, Tenn.; a host of nieces and nephews; and a wonderful, huge, loving family and friends.
A special thank you to Marie Banks, Johnny Banks, Vera and Manuel Stricklin, Rena Day, Gladys Wilson, Sarah and Sandy from Comfort Care Hospice.
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