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Fellow ActivitiesFellows will be invited to participate in informal gatherings throughout the fellowship year to discuss their research activities and other topics of mutual interest. Both fellows and mentors may be asked to participate in presentations that describe their current research activities. In addition to presenting at annual Auburn University research events, fellows are also encouraged to present papers at regional or national meetings.
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1. "The booze business may be recession-proof, but we're not."
Super Bowl Sunday is a big event in the bar business. And these days, it's a business that's seemingly a smart one to be in for a host of other reasons: The thinking has always been that a rough economy equates to strong sales. But what may be true for manufacturers and distributors of alcoholic beverages isn't necessarily true for bars, since consumers may opt to save some money by sipping at home. The spirits sector, for example, saw volume growth of 1.7% and 1.4% in 2008 and 2009, respectively, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
By contrast, bars saw their revenue plummet by a cumulative total of 10% during those downturn years — from nearly $20 billion in 2007 to $17.9 billion in 2009 — according to industry researcher IbisWorld. (Even today, the business is still far from its peak: Sales for 2013 are expected to reach $19.76 billion.) In simple terms, bars reflect the recessionary economy, says IbisWorld senior analyst Nima Samadi. "Any time the market tanks, people are going to be tightening their pocketbooks," he adds.
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But what's even more troubling for the industry is that there are a host of noneconomic factors that could also be contributing to the downturn. Alcohol consumption has been trending downward over the past three decades, going from 2.76 gallons per capita in 1980 to 2.26 gallons in 2010, according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. And indoor smoking bans throughout the country have had a major impact, say industry experts, since bar patrons have traditionally welcomed the opportunity to enjoy a cigarette and a sip side by side. There's even some thought that the rise in recent years of various niche bars, from brewpubs to modern-day speakeasies, has hurt the business, since they've taken away from the everyday neighborhood bar that remains the cornerstone of the industry. For example, some mixology-oriented bars may not be all that welcoming to beer drinkers. The specialization is "alienating so many people," says Steve Calabro, a bartending authority and creator of the Bartending Bootcamp website.
Still, some bars say they not only have survived the rough economic times of the past few years, but have also done very, very well. And more than a few bars have opened to great success during the period. Take Cowboy's Saloon, a Western-themed bar in Davie, Fla., that opened in 2011. "In our first year, we topped over $3 million in revenue," says owner Anthony Perera, adding that sales are still going strong. What's behind some bars' success? Here's one possible explanation...
2. "Our cocktails will knock you out (with their prices)."
Just a few years ago, it was fairly rare to find a bar that charged more than $10 for a cocktail, say industry professionals. But today, $10 to $15 cocktails are common, especially in expensive metro areas. And the tab can go even higher: In a 2012 survey of New York bars and restaurants, New York magazine's Grub Street New York blog found cocktails priced at $18, $20 and even $25. On the blog, Felix Salmon predicted that "it's only a matter of time" before the $20 cocktail — albeit a "made-with-care cocktail" — becomes the new norm in the city. "Bar owners are capitalists, of course, and will charge whatever the market will bear," he wrote.
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But many bar professionals cry foul at that idea. For starters, some say they are firm about holding the line on prices. These days, "nothing should cost over $10," says Jeff Anon, the chief proprietor of Berryhill Baja Grill, a restaurant and bar chain based in Houston. But others say that it's important to keep in mind the factors behind the pricing of a pricier cocktail, from the location of the bar (yes, patrons are helping pay the rent with every sip they take) to the quality of the ingredients in the drink (top-shelf liquors and fresh-squeezed juices naturally add to the cost) to the time it takes a bartender to prepare the concoction. "There is an element of labor to many cocktails, particularly those inspired by pre-Prohibition cocktails," says Anna-Lisa Campos, a veteran New York restaurant beverage director. The point, adds Campos, is that many of today's sips are "different from your 'run and gun'-type drink like a vodka and soda."
Still, bar pros admit there's sometimes a problem: As prices in the $15 to $20 range become more common, drinking establishments often charge those amounts but fail to live up to the standard such a high bar tab represents. "Some bars are charging expensive prices for a cocktail because they can get away with it, yet they still give poor service or a drink that is not deserving of a high price tag. Sometimes they don't even use fresh juice," says Jacques Bezuidenhout, a bar professional who's a brand ambassador for the Tequila Partida brand.
3. "Alcohol alone won't sanitize these premises."
More than 125,000 Americans are hospitalized every year for foodborne illnesses, according to government tallies. Which means consumers have plenty of reason to be concerned about food handling. But they may be surprised to realize that their concerns should extend to a place known more for drinks than food. Many bar insiders say safety and sanitation can be an issue — and that bars sometimes fail to put into regular practice the safeguards that are common throughout the restaurant industry. Among the areas of concern cited by insiders: glasses that are not cleaned, sanitized and dried properly; garnishes that are left within reach of guests (it can result in dirty hands finding their way into the olives); and cutting boards (used for slicing lemons and limes) that are all but ignored for days on end, if not longer. "The average bar probably cleans its cutting board once a year," says Jon Taffer, an industry veteran and consultant who hosts the popular "Bar Rescue" program on Spike TV.
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Garnishes like lemons and limes need to be washed thoroughly and handled correctly (meaning they shouldn't come into contact with bare hands), says Anne LaGrange Loving, a microbiologist associated with Passaic County Community College in Paterson, N.J. Indeed, nearly 70% of lemon wedges used for drinks in various establishments had some type of microbial growth with "the potential to cause infectious diseases," according to a 2007 study she led. The study did not find any "reported outbreaks or illnesses attributed to lemon slices in beverages," but Loving says the possibility still remains — and that even if the slice comes into contact with alcohol, there's no guarantee the alcohol will kill everything.
To be sure, bars are often subject to government inspection. In New York City, for example, bars receive a letter grade for cleanliness just like restaurants, even if they don't serve food. "We inspect everything covered by the health or sanitary codes," says Veronica Lewin, a spokeswoman for the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. But bar professionals say it's not just about following codes for the sake of making the grade. "It's common sense to wash everything after you use it," says Christopher Erck, owner of two bars (The Worm, and Swig) in San Antonio, Texas. And what about those cutting boards? Frank Martucci, a bar professional based in Rhode Island and national vice president of the United States Bartenders' Guild, readily disputes the idea they go uncleaned. "I've never seen a problem with a cutting board," he says.
4. "That pint may be a few ounces short."
At a time when many bars indeed charge $10 or more for a drink, patrons may be especially concerned about getting their money's worth. As it turns out, they have reason to be. Drinking establishments employ all sorts of methods to short-change customers, say industry insiders. Among the examples they note: shaking a drink for a long time (the ice turns to water, adding volume); short-pouring the alcohol by not using a measuring jigger; and stocking a bar with "cheater" glassware with thicker bottoms or shafts (think 14-ounce "pint glasses"). The latter method garnered national headlines when Oregon-based beer blogger Jeff Alworth launched the Honest Pint Project in 2007 and started certifying bars that poured the expected 16 ounces; his campaign resulted in the Oregon state legislature considering a law to make the "honest pint" a state standard (it failed to go through the state senate). In this regard, the United States may be behind the times; in England, the "imperial" pint, holding 20 ounces, is the government-regulated norm.
Of course, many bartenders say pouring the correct and expected amount is a matter of good business: If a patron suspects he is being cheated, he is less likely to return. "What we strive for is to get guests back in the door again," says Frank Martucci of the United States Bartenders' Guild.


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Mocha Matzoh Napoleon
- 10 large matzohs
- 1 cup strong brewed coffee (or 6 tablespoons instant coffee granules dissolved in 1 cup of hot water), cooled
- 23 ounces parve bittersweet chocolate, divided
- 8 large eggs, separated
- 1 cup sugar, divided
- 1 cup (2 sticks) margarine, at room temperature
1. Line a 9 x 13-inch pan with 2 pieces of plastic wrap that are large enough to drape over and cover all of the sides.
2. Break the matzoh pieces in half. Pour the coffee into a shallow pan and add the matzoh pieces, turning them over so that each piece becomes soaked with the coffee. Set aside.
3. To make the Mousse: Break 21 ounces of the chocolate into small pieces and melt either on the stovetop or in the microwave.
4. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, beat the egg yolks with 3/4 cup of the sugar. Add the softened margarine and beat with an electric mixer on medium-high speed or vigorously by hand with a whisk until combined. Add the melted chocolate and beat again.
5. In a separate bowl, with an electric mixer on high speed, beat the egg whites until they start to stiffen. Turn the speed to low, add the remaining 1/4 cup of sugar, and then turn the speed back to high and beat until very stiff, about 1 minute more. Fold the whites into the chocolate mixture.
6. Spoon about 1/5 of the mousse into the prepared pan to cover the bottom. Add 3 to 4 matzoh halves to cover the mousse in 1 layer. Add another 1/5 of the mousse to cover the matzoh and then another layer of matzoh. Repeat until you have used all the matzoh. There should be 4 to 5 layers, depending on the size of your matzoh pieces. The last layer should be the mousse. Cover with plastic.
7. Place in the freezer for a minimum of 3 hours or overnight. Place in the refrigerator 1 hour before serving.
8. To serve, unmold the pan onto a large platter and peel off the plastic wrap. Use a grater or vegetable peeler to shave the remaining 2 ounces of chocolate on top of the mousse. Cut into 20 pieces.
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So what seemed to work was pinching the fabric at the top of the pattern piece and a slight rounded shoulder pie-shaped adjustment, shown here in my last post.
I think the yellow bodice above is much better than the original, yikes!
There is stilla bit of poufiness in the back, but guys, I think I've gotten it as good as I'm gonna get it. I'm sure a skilled seamstress could achieve a flawless fit, however I'm not a skilled seamstress!
I've fallen strangely in love with the bright sunflower colored textured cotton I used as trial fabric ($1.95/yd from fabric.com that I threw into an order to reach the minimum shipping amount), and I'm going to finish the dress with it to make sure the back fits with the skirt attached. I question whether the skirt is a bit snug in the hips which was pushing up the bodice, causing more fit issues, so I want to test this. After that, I'll finish the chino dress.
Hopefully I can complete the yellow dress soon. It's been hard finding sewing time! I'm on the Board of Directors of 2 non-profits, and my evenings have been busy with meetings. I went home for Easter for 5 days, and am going to Chicago next week for work.... It's just craziness lately!


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More than 240 U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen from the Midshipman Action Group honored National Public Lands Day Oct. 19 by cleaning up the Greenbury Point Resource Conservation area across the Severn River from the academy.
National Public Lands Day is "the nation's largest, single-day volunteer effort for public lands," according to the official website publiclandsday.org.
The midshipmen worked with volunteers from Naval Facilities Washington to clean up trash from the trails, woods and shorelines of Greenbury Point. The volunteers separated recyclables from the debris and delivered them to a recycling center to ensure they were not landfilled.
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"Cleanup days help remind us all that we can all have either a positive or negative impact on the environment," she said. "Plus, all the MAG members enjoy getting outdoors and having fun together doing something good for the environment. We at Public Works … especially love working with MAG to get an enjoyable group of enthusiastic volunteers together."
The event also helped remind midshipmen that the trails at Greenbury Point are available for their personal use.
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13-Year-Old Speaks Out In Support Of Marriage Equality At Bar Mitzvah
Tradition holds that 13-year-old Duncan McAlpine Sennett's Bar Mitzvah ceremony officially makes him a man, but we'd like to think that it's the message of equality that he relayed from the pulpit that proves Duncan is wise beyond his years.
Duncan used his Torah reading to discuss the changing definition of "traditional marriage" and to speak out in support of marriage equality and the same-sex couples that he's had the privilege of being close to in his life.
Take a look at his excellent speech!
Duncan, you're a man now, indeed!
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Very nice! I don't think they recorded this during the ceremony must have been practice. He is a great kid and hope he continues to lead.
Duncan you are wise beyond your years! Keep up the good work. Congrats!
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While men and women were fighting in far off places during World War II, there was also a battle going on within the country to make sure that all those fighting overseas and protecting the borders had what they needed to do the job.
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There were a couple of women that were the inspiration for the image, but the idea of females taking men's jobs to win the war was applied to women working everywhere during the conflict. And a song called by the same name became popular during the middle of the war, supporting that image of the tough, but feminine woman working on the assembly lines of America.
In direct contribution to weapons and weapons systems the Rosie the Riveters of the 1940s built 297,000 airplanes, 102,000 tanks, 372,000 artillery pieces, and 88,000 warships. They also made 44 billion rounds of small arms ammunition and 47 million tons of artillery shells. Their contribution just in these direct fields was immense and that doesn't even take into account how many women worked in the food, clothing and ancillary equipment areas of production.
Today, each year on Veterans Day and Memorial Day, the country honors those that were in the military and fought in the wars. In the last 70 years much of the emphasis of these ceremonies have been on World War II veterans, who were by far the largest number of vets that were around during that time.
But somewhat forgotten in the years after the war, and up until the 1990s, were these warriors who fought the clock on the home front, churning out the things that made victory possible. The "Greatest Generation" has often been lauded for saving the world from tyranny by fighting the war, but much of that generation did it by building and making things, not by having to destroy them.
In 1998 an organization was founded to honor Rosie the Riveters everywhere and to tell their stories to the world. The American Rosie the Riveter Association was put together by Francis Tunnell Carter to honor people who worked on the home front during World War II. Since then the organization has grown considerably, with chapters in dozens of places around the country and conventions going on regularly. This non-profit organization has over 4,000 members.
The organization is trying to locate women who worked on the home front during World War II. The idea is not only to locate women in the Carbon and Emery County area who were part of this massive effort, but to get their stories and preserve the history of this segment of the war effort.
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(AP) – Ceremonies to commemorate the 70th anniversary of D-Day are drawing thousands of visitors to the cemeteries, beaches and villages of Normandy this week. world leaders and dignitaries will gather to honor the more than 150,000 D-Day veterans who risked their lives in the battle to defeat Adolf Hitler.
The U.S. cemetery on a bluff overlooking Omaha Beach is the emotional centerpiece for many visitors honoring the thousands killed on D-Day and the ensuing combat.
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McHugh is 2-4 with a 3.39 ERA in 12 starts with Triple-A Buffalo. He is a combined 7-9 with a 2.88 ERA in 24 starts between Buffalo and Double-A Binghamton.
Triple-A manager Wally Backman recently told ESPN that McHugh had the best control on his staff, drawing comparisons to Mets RHP Dillon Gee.
On Monday night, the Mets said Santana would undergo an MRI on his back, although he remains the scheduled starter for Thursday's series finale against the Rockies.
Terry Collins said the team did not have the results of Santana's MRI from team doctors as of Tuesday night.
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Michael Baron, ContributorBased on what Sandy said yesterday, it sure sounds like they're planning to shut him down – if not this week, then very soon… As far as the six-man rotation goes, Terry Collins said he did not want his pitchers to have more than six days rest, which will be difficult with the coming off days. I wonder if they'll skip Jeremy Hefner or maybe Chris Young in order to keep other pitchers from pitching beyond the sixth day. Alternatively, they could simply skip Santana's start, go back to a five-man rotation through the off-day, and then insert Jenrry Mejia into the rotation after that.
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Hostel One Sevilla Centro is a newly renovated hostel, located in the heart of Seville\'s downtown, in a typical Andalusian square, filled with orange trees and restaurant terraces.
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From Plaza de Armas Bus Station: The bus station is right next to the river, so if you have the river behind you, you should walk left onto the street that is right next to the river, called Calle Torneo (the river should be on your left) The first road that cross this one is called Alfonzo XII, turn right and after 8 minutes walking you will see Orfila Street, turn left; Walk 2 blocks and you will see a small square St. Andres with bars. We are right there!
From Santa Justa train station : It is about 20minutes walk to get to our Hostel. Taxi would cost you up to 6.
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BRASHER FALLS The source of well water contamination at the St. Lawrence Central middle and high school has been found, but that discovery has stopped work on a new well until contamination is cleared from the old one.
The new well is on hold, Superintendent Stephen M. Putman said.
He said workers discovered a significant leak in the heating lines in one area of the crawl space, and that runoff was flowing toward the boiler room and the old well.
The original building is heated with steam and the rest of the district with hot water. We were looking at heat exchangers and all these sort of obvious places. The leak occurred in the steam heating lines that are original from the 1950s and are scheduled to be replaced in the upcoming capital project. It was an area of the crawl space under the building, under the middle school gym and toward the boiler and well, Mr. Putman said.
The pipes were replaced, and that has stopped the contamination, according to Mr. Putman. But he said the district has been directed by the Department of Environmental Conservation to pump water from the old well into the sewer system to rid the system of all contamination.
They have been pumping about 20,000 gallons a day out of the old well into the new sewer system. The expectation is that by doing this, we will be able to remove the contamination. After two days of testing, the water tests that came back showed that the contamination was decreased by like 80 percent. Well keep pumping and testing. Theres only so much contamination in them, he said.
But, as they continue pumping and testing water in the old well, Mr. Putman said, theyve been told to put the new well on hold.
We were successful in drilling a new well, but we will not do the required tests on that well and connect it to the school until the contamination is cleared from the old well. They dont want us potentially drawing contamination toward the new well, he said.
Mr. Putman said it was too early to predict when they would be able to begin testing water in the new well and put it to use at the middle and high school.
Its going to be judged by the water tests. We dont know, he said.
In the meantime, theyll continue to provide water dispensers around the school.
I dont think well be on the new well water until after Christmas break at the earliest, Mr. Putman said.
The problem with the well was discovered in early November when the water took on a different color and odor. Early tests run by the Department of Health had indicated a level of glycol higher than the regulatory standard in the well water. Mr. Putman said the test results showed rates of between 2.6 and 12 parts per million of ethylene glycol, which he said were relatively low amounts.
Once the problem with the water was discovered, the district received authorization from the state Education Department to dig a new well earlier than scheduled. It has been planned as part of an upcoming capital project.
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It's Week 22 of our Sharing Memories - A Genealogy Journey Please join us each Sunday as we write and share our memories of childhood. Your descendants will be thankful that you did! Write here as a comment, or on your own blog, or in a private journal, but please write!
Since this is Memorial Day Weekend in the USA I thought we should write about the soldiers in our family. Do you have any military personnel you want to thank for the sacrifices they make? I do.
My son is a Sergeant the Canadian Military, and has been to Afghanistan several times. I worry about him but I'm proud of him too.
My father was a Lieutenant in WW2 and spent 4 years in England during the war. I've been reading his Service Files and piecing together his activities. It was a long time to be away from his wife and 3 young children. My older sister was born as he arrived in England from Canada and his sons were 2 and 3 years old. My mom moved to Ajax to work in the Munitions Factory there as she had no other way to support her young family.
Neither of my grandfathers served in any wars or the military. One was injured at work and unfit for any kind of military duty, the other was in the Kent Buffs in England and tried to join the CEF in WW1 but was refused.
I do have other military ancestors - my Loyalist ancestor Isaac Vollick who fought with Butler's Rangers; his son (also my direct ancestor) who fought in the same unit; my grandmother's brothers all of who fought in WW1 (one was killed in France) and my mother's uncles who fought in WW1 and WW2.
I thank them for all they sacrificed to keep us free.
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Sharing Memories (Week 22 of 52): Memorial Day Thank You to Military Ancestors
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My father was in the Canadian army in WWII but he never talked about it. How do I get his service files?
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Diana - you can send for your father's military records (some restrictions apply) Just go here and follow their instructions. Rules have changed since I applied for my father's WW2 files so I'm afraid you will have to read through the page to figure out how you can apply now
- The Grandmother Here said...
Lorine, Thanks! I'll do it.
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Most Americans are not taught what's in the Constitution, nor are they aware of its limitations on government that have helped make America great.
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En español | Social Security was created more than 75 years ago to ensure that seniors would have a steady stream of income when they retired. In all those years, Social Security has never missed paying Americans the benefits they've earned.
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While Social Security is not in crisis, modest changes — made sooner rather than later — can preserve and protect the program so current and future generations will receive the full benefits they've earned.
Social Security: The facts
Social Security is primarily funded by a payroll tax that is paid by workers and their employers. In 2011, nearly 55 million Americans —– including retirees and their families, disabled workers and their families, and the spouses and dependents of deceased workers —– received Social Security benefits.
A person's Social Security retirement benefit is calculated based on the worker's top 35 years of pay. The average annual retirement benefit is roughly $14,700 a year, which is a modest amount, especially for the millions of people who depend on Social Security as their only source of income. About half of America's seniors have an income that is under $20,000 a year.
Social Security benefits:
- Provide a basic foundation of income security for Americans.
- Do not decline in an economic downturn.
- Are portable, which means workers carry their Social Security benefits from job to job.
- Provide protection against inflation with a cost-of-living adjustment.
- Provide a guaranteed benefit over the course of a lifetime, so workers do not have to worry that they'll outlive their Social Security benefit.
Consider this: A person would need to have saved $386,000 as of January 2012 to buy an annuity (an investment product that guarantees to pay a steady stream of income) that would pay out about $1,228 a month, an amount equal to the average Social Security retirement check.
Social Security: The challenges
- Funding shortfalls: Social Security can pay full benefits for approximately 20 years, provided the U.S. Treasury repays the money it has borrowed from Social Security. After that, Social Security will still be able to pay about 75 percent of promised benefits for the next 75 years or more even if no changes are made.
- Longer life expectancy: In 1940, a 65-year-old could expect to live an additional 12 or 13 years. A 65-year-old today can expect to live another 20 years. As a result, many individuals will collect Social Security benefits longer than previously anticipated. In fact, the number of Social Security beneficiaries is expected to rise from 57 million in 2012 to nearly 90 million in 2033.
- A lower worker-to-beneficiary ratio: The drop in birthrates and the increase in life expectancies have reduced the number of workers per beneficiary and the trend is expected to continue. Today there are 2.8 workers for each person who receives Social Security benefits. By 2033, the ratio will be 2.1 workers for each beneficiary.
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The Kid's Torrentshell Jacket by Patagonia is made with a lightweight, compressible 2.5-layer nylon ripstop shell fabric and a waterproof/breathable H2No barrier has sealed seams for storm-level protection.
When the barometric pressure gets low, Patagonia's Kids' Rain Shadow Jacket is the coat that keeps spirits high - and dry. Its 2.5-layer, 2.6-oz 50-denier, 100% nylon ripstop is gnarly, tough and compressible, and has a waterproof/breathable H2No barrier and a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish that repels whatever Mother Nature throws its way. Additional weatherproofing features include sealed seams, a hood that fits over caps and beanies, a hook-and-loop-closure storm flap, a chin guard, micro-adjusting elasticized cuffs and an internal drawcord at the hem to secure the fit. With zippered side pockets and two inside drop-in pockets.
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