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When you reach basecamp or when you're waiting in line to get into a concert, whip out the Marmot Men's Ama Dablam Down Jacket. The high-lofting, 800-fill goose down will keep you warm and toasty when you throw it on. The ultra-fine down is highly compressible, too, so when you're not using it, you can pack it into its own interior pocket for easy stowing. The down-proof polyester ripstop face fabric will work for mild conditions or you can use it as a toasty layer under a shell for more extreme conditions; a DWR coating means that the Ana Dablam can handle occasional damp weather. The elastic draw cord hem will help in that serious weather for quick and easy adjustments.
At basecamp, you can flip up the attached, adjustable down-filled hood for a little warmth as you cook. Then, store a number of cooking items in the many pockets, like the vertical front chest pocket or the zippered handwarmer pockets. And if you are getting serious in the camp kitchen, Marmot's Angel-Wing Movement allows for a full range of motion so the jacket doesn't ride up. When you serve up your tasty morsels, you can push down your sleeves and synch the hook and loop elastic cuffs down for added protection. When you get home from the woods, keep using the jacket in the city, because it has a fresh about-town look to it.
- Polyester DWR Ripstop down proof face fabric
- 800-fill power goose down
- Regular fit
- Attached, adjustable down-filled hood
- Compressed into inside zip stuff sack pocket
- Item #MAR2910
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Great Jacket
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Small
This is just the jacket to get if you want a light down layer, with amenities like zippered pockets, drawcords, velcro at the wrists, and a slightly more relaxed fit. It's alot like the fancy tech down layers otherwise. 800 count down goes a long way towards making this a warm lightweight jacket. Poly ripstop means it will stand up to uv exposure without taking as much damage as nylon will. Marmot rates this as regular fit. I agree, but that doesn't mean the guys saying it's snug in the pits and chest are wrong. it is snug in those areas. That's not a bad thing though in terms of heat retention as long as you take it easy with the mid-layers. Baggie down garments are not as warm as ones that fit well. Definitely size up if you want to use it on belay, which brings me to my one ding on this jacket. The single pull zipper really limits this parka. Kinda sucks if you need to get at your harness. It doesn't bother me that much. The other gripe I have is there is no snap at the bottom of the zipper to prevent separation. Otherwise, this is a favorite.
Bought about a year ago
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Xl
Bought a black marmot ama dablam and the jacket has been great. It is a fuller jacket but light and the down keeps you warm. Was thinking of getting a lighter jacket for slightly warmer days but this jacket does well in low teens to high 30s.
Bomber jacket!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
What a great jacket! Super warm and fits perfect. I think it has a great look as well. Would certainly buy again. The best down jacket I've bought.
Exceeded Expectations
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
Bought the Ama Dablam as a warmer jacket for high altitude backpacking and winter cold weather, especially in the Sierras. I couldn't have been more pleased with the performance. First day out at 0F with only a very light base layer and a performance t-shirt I was completely warm, even when still for many minutes. I have used this on the slopes as well at 15F, again with just a light base layer and performance t-shirt, and at 9,000ft there was a great deal of wind. Not at any time did I feel cold or the wind coming through. So I can't support the comments of Wanling in any way. I don't know which jacket he was using, but it sure doesn't seem like the Ama Dablam. Super comfortable, and especially love the ability to pack small. Size L works great for me and not too constricting around shoulders like others have commented. I'm athletic at 6'1", 195lbs, 34" waist and never felt confined. I usually purchase MHW, Arcteryx and Mammut gear, so I am thrilled with my first Marmot purchase.
Great Belay Jacket
Size small on my 5'3" frame.
I'm guessing Red River Gorge there...
Thanks for the pic, Dan! I'm 5'3" and was wondering what size jacket I needed. That helped a lot.
Dan, is the small binding in the arm pits? You look about my build.
Neither small nor medium felt binding under the arms. If i had a couple layers on, the small would start to feel tight across the chest, though I have a broad chest/back. Overall I am happier with the medium I have now. It can go over anything without feeling restrictive, and it doesn't feel or look too big when I just wear it over a t-shirt.
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Runs small in the arms/shoulders.
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Size Bought: Medium
Same experience with sizing as Steve W. Love the features, warmth and weight of the jacket but the arm pits bind. I'm 5'9" , 165lbs with a fairly narrow build, i.e. wouldn't expect to have this problem. The arm pits are tight at the back like there isn't enough fabric across the upper back of the jacket so the seams for the sleeves cut into my back/pits. There is plenty of room in the lower abdomen which makes me think Marmot is using a pear shape to size the jacket. Fortunately even with the binding, the jacket is wearable.
Great jacket but wrong sizing for me.
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Size Bought: Small
This jacket has every feature I was looking for and is super warm and comfy, the fit was just a little off for me. I like my jackets to fit trim, not boxy and everything was perfect about the sizing except the armpits. I'm 5'6", 155 lbs, trim athletic build. This jacket was just snug enough in the pits to restrict my movement uncomfortably. Everything else was perfect. I tried the M on in a store and it was too baggy for my liking.
I like my clothes to fit the same way. I am 5'11 and fluctuate between 160-165 lbs. Size-wise I'm between small and medium so I hope the medium in this jacket won't feel baggy. Thanks for the review.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
Let me begin by stating that my Marmot Ama Dablam has quite a bit of use and begs for more! When I say quite a bit of use it went with me on the Appalachian Trail (got one tiny hole that was fixed easily with some ripstop tape) and has been on countless other adventures, not limited to backpacking.
The jacket is extremely warm and comfy and works exquisitely as extra insulation at night when your bag isn't quite cutting it. The 800-fill-goose down is great quality, over the past 4 years I have lost very fill from this jacket and haven't noticed any sacrifice in warmth. The ripstop shell does a great job of blocking wind and elements; you can hardly feel wind through this jacket. One of my favorite aspects of this jacket is actually how versatile it can be; even though it is a great winter coat, it is comfortable in moderate temperatures as well and insulates extremely well.
Since I live on the east coast and frequently visit the backcountry in very humid areas, I am always a little hesitant to use down too often, but this jacket can handle fairly damp conditions because of its DWR coating. A nice feature about this jacket is the microfleece lined pockets which are extremely warm; not to mention the number and size of pockets that are on this jacket; inside chest pocket, exterior chest pocket, and two hand pockets..LOVE IT! Being a strict utilitarian these pockets are utilized to the max!
I am 6'1" and 180lbs. and the large is plenty large enough for me, it is true to size and doesn't feel awkward in anyway. Again, I cannot get over how well the jacket is built; it is definitely built to last and since it packs down pretty well it really makes for an awesome backcountry amenity. Rarely do I hit the trails without it.
If you are looking for a versatile, warm, comfy, and all around crunchy down jacket look no further! I swear by this bad boy and regularly recommend it to others on trail. I have always liked Marmot product quality and the Ama Dablam is no exception. I highly recommend and can say with confidence that when mine finally dies (if it ever will?!) I will gladly replace it with another one.
Very comfortable, packs small
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
I tried on a lot of down jackets and did a lot of research before buying the Ama Dablam, and I've been very happy with my choice. The Angel Wing movement is the main reason I went with this. I don' t like jackets that are restrict my arms; this one has enough room around my shoulders. There's a little too much room around my waist, but it's not bad. It's not as light as a Quasar but is more affordable and more full-featured, with adjustable sleeves and hood, and the center back length is a little longer. It can function on its own or as a mid-layer with a shell on top. I use it under my Marmot Great Scott jacket in the mountains or by itself around town. It's so comfortable I've even slept in it. Keeps my shoulders and head warm in the winter without having to zip up my sleeping bag all the way or wear a tight beanie. It packs down to a size somewhere between a grapefruit and a canteloupe, so it's easy to throw in a pack any time of year to be prepared. Very nice jacket. I'm 6'4" and 190 lbs with narrow shoulders, so the sleeves fit perfectly without having to go to a Large Tall jacket.
Good Midweight Down Jacket
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: small and medium
This is a great midweight down jacket, more beefy and warm than your ghost whisperer/marmot quasar types, but still very light weight and packable. I had one of these for about 3-4 years in a small and it was great. I recently saw a great deal for one on STP and decided to replace my old one since i figured the down was probably pretty warn out after heavy use, it had dead spots, and was mostly duct tape. I sized up one so that it wouldnt be as tight across my chest and so i could put more layers under it. The only thing I notices about the new one I got is that it does not have the double zipper my old one did. This was a feature i really liked about the old once since i used it as a belay jacket a good bit. The new one also doesn't seem to be as jam packed with down as the old beat up one, but maybe that's just how the new ones feel, or its more spread out since I went up to a medium. Overall a great jacket, you wont be disappointed.
Hey buddy, did you feel like medium was baggy in any area at all? I can't decide what size to get(small vs medium) and can't find it in stores nearby.
Nah seems to fit me well small or medium. Very comfy and relaxed nonrestrictive fit. Just depends on how many layers you want to wear underneath. It doesn't have the boxy shoulder/slim torsoe cut that some of the lighter weight down jackets have, which I find uncomfortable. I have a broad chest/back so the the medium allowed me to wear another midweight jacket underneath it without the ama dablam feeling tight across the chest.
i could post pics of both if you are still trying to decide.
Great Jacket
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs large
- Size Bought: Medium
Got this jacket on sale at Salida Mountain Sports last summer. I've had several months to give it some use, and I have to say, I love my Ama Dablam. This thing heats up quick. I've worn this down into the low teens with just a long sleeve shirt and stayed plenty warm while moving. I love the big fleece pockets, big hood, and high collar. With the exception of a breeze coming down your back (-1 star, it happens a lot), the jacket itself keeps the wind off you. Super comfy. Stylish. I haven't had any rips, even against some nasty branches, but have had a few ember holes I've taped up.
I am 6' and a lanky 165lb and I feel that a medium is just a little big on me, but that lets me layer.
Overall this is a great jacket for around camp in the shoulder months, or when you're high up in the cold. You look good, feel good, and love wearing it.
Excellent Value
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
This item arrived promptly and is as described. The fit is true to size and the jacket is well made (as is all my Marmot clothing) . As well, it has an array of features not found on some more expensive jackets of the same type, I.E.: adjustable cuffs; hem drawstring; fully adjustable hood; Napoleon pocket; interior stuff pocket; all pockets are zippered w/ YKK zippers. I am 6' 160lbs, I bought a large to ensure room for layering, otherwise a medium would have provided a more trim fit but little room for layering. The jacket is quite warm and a good windstopper, I cannot comment on its water resistance as yet or fabric durability.
Very nice jacket.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: XL
Great fit, good warmth and excellent packability. I bought it for photographing Snowy Owls near Ottawa, Canada, in February 2015. I coupled it with a down vest and mid-weight capilene to get me down to -36F wind chill. I wish it had a draft collar, but it otherwise filled the bill nicely.
Super warm and packable!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
This jacket fills the chasm between lighter down sweaters and warmer, but way more expensive baffled parkas. I got it as both an everyday, around town jacket, and to throw on during stops while ski touring. It's kept me warm in -15F temps. It is not 100% windproof, but if you throw it on over a windproof soft/hardshell it doesn't matter.
I'm 6'1" 175lbs, and got Large. It's roomy enough to be an outer warmup layer, but also fits under a shell if you really need waterproof action.
My only gripes are the lack of large interior mesh pockets, and no draft collar (the wind can blow down your back if the hood is up), but since I mainly use is as a quick over layer for staying warm, not as an all-day piece, the weight savings and packability win out.
One more plus is that the handwarmer pockets are HUGE, so you can keep your gloves on to reach into them, and still accessible with a pack on.
I found this jacket on sale for <$200, but would definitely pay full price to replace it if I ever had to. It packs down to not much bigger than a Nalgene, so there's really no excuse for not taking it on any cold weather outing.
up on the mountain top
Awesome picture Tucker!!!
I selected this image to feature on the Community Hub at the bottom of the Backcountry.com homepage! Congrats on being utterly GOATWORTHY !!
You are the man. Nice jacket.
Light and warm jacket. Good looking too.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I've only worn this daily for one week but I love it so far. It is light and very warm. There are so many things about this jacket that I love. The napoleon pocket, hand-warmer pockets, "angel-wing" movement.
For reference, I am a small guy. 5' 5" and 140 lbs. Size small fits me perfectly I think.
I appreciate your comments. They help me figure out the size I most likely need.
Great jacket
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I'm 5'10" 190lbs and a medium fit snug, that's personally how I like things to fit I have a bit of a gut though so we'll just say that it's true to its size in my opinion. Great jacket, fits nicely under the Marmot Spire Gore-Tex jacket as well if you're looking for a water-proof shell. Sorry for the people who have had bad experiences with it but if you're buying a down jacket expecting it to be wind and waterproof you should do a little more asking around.
It was a toss up between this and the heavier down marmot jacket and I'm happy with my decision. This is as much down as you need unless you plan on climbing the North Face. I only gave it 4/5 stars because I have not owned this jacket for very long.
Way too much hype!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs large
I had the guide down jacket last year, I had to take it back because the zipper broke. I decided to try the Ama Dablam jack because of 800 fill and the lower weight. What a mistake...
-it is light weight because there is hardly any fill.
-This is a glorified DOWN SWEATER NOT A JACKET.
-not as warm as other reviews would have you believe.
-wind cuts right through the jacket
- large to the fit
Buy the guide down jacket over this, more durable and much warmer. If I could return this jacket I would in a heart beat.
I'm an avid skier and mountaineer and I would never take this with me on a trip, can't even use it as a city jacket on a cold day.
this one gets DOWN
This sweet baby is top notch! I have 4000+ miles and counting on mine, and it is sill my go to heavy layer for cold weather camping/backpacking or just sitting around the campfire. It's very soft and lofty and the stitching is solid. I highly recommend this baby, it gets down!
how wet can they get? I live in North East Ohio with lots of snow but can be lots of rain as well. Worried.
The jacket is not water proof and you won't want to expose it to rain. You could throw a shell over it but chances are if it is warm enough to rain you won't need something this warm. It should shed dry snow pretty well.
Does the hood fit over a helmet?
This jacket has a helmet compatible hood.
Jared D.
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Why the size chart here is one size smaller than the one on Marmot official site? I am confused.
What is the center back length of a medium?
28 inches
prompt that warmer Marmot Ama Dablam or...
prompt that warmer Marmot Ama Dablam or Marmot Mountain
I choose for the jacket for the mountains
Hey Andrey,
I don't have enough info to make a recommendation for you. Both are awesome, we would love to help you our if you call or chat in with our gearheads.
Overall I would say that Marmot Mountain Down is going to be the warmer between these two jackets, but it isn't really fair to judge either by a simple warmth comparison.
The Marmot Ama Dablam is a light constructed down jacket that packs in quality 800 fill down, and more of it than many other lightweight down jackets. It really fills that zone for Marmot between the super light Zeus and the heavier bulkier Mountain Down. The fabric is thin (approx 40 D) and this makes it an excellent layering piece for hardcore warmth on the go.
The Marmot Mountain Down in contrast is a longer body length and heavier denier fabric best suited as an outerlayer down parka. It employs 650 down fill, but at a higher fill weight than the Ama Dablam so this slightly lower grade down really goes the distance. The Mountain Down also employs Marmot's proprietary MemBrain 2-layer face fabric to make this parka highly resistant to the elements, as well as breathable to avoid a tempest of sweat in your baselayers (*gross image*).
The weight of the down in the Marmot Mountain Down, combined with its beefier face fabric, make it a slightly warmer jacket than the Ama Dablam, but I would be much more prone to wear the AD on a alpine climb than the MD, and more likely to wear the MD in the city or around camp. Two excellent jackets suited for slightly different purposes.
thank you
I'm going in the late summer of Lenin Peak and I can not decide with jacket
Is the Large longer in total length than...
Is the Large longer in total length than the medium? I'm concerned that it will rise up when moving around?
Hey Eric,
The Center Back Length for the Large will only be about 1 inch longer than the Medium.
Hey Im 5'9 -5'10" (176 cm) / 143.26 lbs...
Im 5'9 -5'10" (176 cm) / 143.26 lbs (65 kg)
98 cm in chest / 83-84 cm in waist
What size of this jacket would You recommend to me?
You should definitely be good with a Small. I am almost the exact same size at 5'10" and 148lbs with a 38 inch chest and the Small is great on me. It's a little roomy with just a t-shirt but has plenty of space to accommodate a thick fleece underneath. I would be swimming in a Medium.
Hey, Today I went to a shop and tried medium because they had only medium and large. And Medium has good length, didn't restricted arm movement and was great to put on everything as a belay jacket. I think small would be too tight and too short. It's strange that small fits You perfectly. When did You bought this jacket? Maybe You have some older model with a different sizing?
I'm 6'0 72kg, and the medium has too much room, even with a thick fleece worn underneath. Being tall and skinny my concern is the small barely covers my belt buckle, wish it was just an inch or two longer!
I have a marmot zeus jacket. is this ama...
I have a marmot zeus jacket. is this ama dablam parka similar in terms of warmth; but with a hood? why don't manufacturers provide better details? sewn-through or baffled/boxed? 800 fill down - great. What's the fill weight though? overall garment weight is really not that helpful.
I don't have an exact answer other than when I worked at a climbing shop I would grab this jacket off the rack when I was cold and it was not as warm as it looked. The Zeus felt much warmer. I think the hood and the more weather proof fabric are what separates this from the Zeus. If it were me I'd stick with the Zeus
125g for the Ama , 99g for the Zeus. (from scanning online) Accounting for the hood of the Ama, the fill is about the same.
Warmth is so subjective, fill alone is only a rough guide.
I have last years Ama, and I've worn a Zeus. Fit is quite different from my subjective standpoint. The Zeus was overly snug at the collar, too large in the body. The Ama is trimer in the body and the neck is much roomier . The fit of the Ama for me is darn near purrfect (Size L, 75 inches tall, 170lbs.) :)


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My last three mountain bike rides have all been problematic. �A few weeks ago a errant log took me down and broke my saddle. �Last week my rear popped out of the drop out and I didn't have a 15mm wrench to tighten it back down. �Yesterday my chain tensioner wouldn't hold my chain on.
It was brutally hot yesterday, which is strange because it's been unseasonably cool this July. �For instance, today, July 28th the high is 78. �Yesterday it was in the mid 90s with a heat index around 100. �Yesterday on this muggy day 8 folks met up at the Ruby trailhead for a mountain bike ride. �Luke drove his new van, which I think may be one of the best vehicles for travelling that I've ever seen. �Feels like you're in a car, but has the cargo capacity of a van.
There was no clear cut veteran ride leader here. �Luke and I were probably the most knowledgeable about the trail system, which is never a good sign. �Luke asked me if it was two hours to the gravel pile. �He might as well asked me if it was two hours to the oak tree. �I was like, yeap and took off. �My chain feel off in 15 seconds of riding. �This is not how you want a big group ride to start.
I messed around with the chain tensioner for a minute and got it working and rode the next couple of miles with the group but then the chain started falling again. �I sent them on and started walking. �After about a mile I got the idea to try and keep the chain on the axle of the tensioner and the pulley. �That seemed to work. �It didn't sound good but it worked.
I started the route I thought Luke might be on backwards but never could connect up with them. �Luke proved that he was a capable ride leader, I ran into them coming out the woods around 11:57. �When I got off my bike it was noon exactly, the guys had said they needed to be back by noon.
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By Donna Miles, American Forces Press ServiceOctober 3, 2007
WASHINGTON (American Forces Press Service, Oct. 3, 2007) - Closer cooperation between coalition troops and Afghan security forces is helping stem violence that's been on the rise in eastern Afghanistan, the commander of an international task force operating there told Pentagon reporters yesterday.
But Army Col. Jonathan Ives, commander of Task Force Cincinnatus, also attributed many inroads being made to the Afghan people themselves. As they develop more confidence in their national security forces and in the coalition's commitment to their region, they're becoming partners in stabilizing the region, he said.
Col. Ives cited Operation Naruz Hallah, a mission planned and led by the Afghan National Army to focus on threats that had been escalating in the isolated Kapisa province.
His own task force, with includes about 1,000 troops from the United States, New Zealand, South Korea and Turkey operating in Regional Command East under Combined Joint Task Force 82, had been working up a plan to address the threat when the Afghans approached them with their own plan in July. The Afghans shared the coalition's concern about escalating violence. Left unchecked, Col. Ives said, it had the potential to affect Kabul and the international assistance community.
Opeation Naruz Hallah essentially involved positioning troops in the province's most-populated valleys to block positions and known exit routes used by foreign fighters and insurgents that established a support base there, Col. Ives explained. The operation's goals were to:
-- Separate the enemy from the population;
-- Provide development to demonstrate coalition commitment to the region;
-- Establish an enduring presence with the Afghan National Army with coalition force partnering; and
-- Mentor the national police while providing them substations on a north-south route and the side valleys of the major population centers.
But in addition to confronting the enemy opposition, Col. Ives said, it also encouraged closer cooperation between coalition forces and the Afghan police and army and won confidence from the Afghan people.
"The strength of Task Force Cincinnatus is not our strength of numbers of coalition forces, but our alliances," he said. "These included the Afghan National Army and the Afghan National Police and developing relationships in the valleys to promote the belief that the Afghans take the lead to help the Afghanistan -- to help Afghanistan and separate the populace from the enemy."
Col. Ives called improved public support one of the biggest successes of the operation. "Many of the locals came forward to identify the enemy and their caches of arms to the Afghan National Army," he said. "This allowed the army to fulfill their commitment to the people and the president of Afghanistan to ensure and preserve every life when targeting the criminals and the insurgents."
These efforts, with support by the population, continue to provide leads on criminals throughout the local area, he said.
Col. Ives pointed to development projects under way in Kapisa province as another big incentive in winning popular support for the Afghan National Army, Afghan National Police and coalition. These projects, being conducted largely through the local provincial reconstruction team, encourage the population to step forward in identifying criminal and insurgent operatives and the improvised explosive devices they're starting to emplace, he said.
"We are continuing to reinforce with the locals that are there that if they will help us defeat the enemy and separate the enemy -- attack the Taliban in their strongholds where they are hiding and not in the villages, ... point those out and tell us where they are -- that we will continue the development," Col. Ives said.
Development efforts range from building new schools and rebuilding schools that have been burned to rebuilding roads and repairing the damaged district center. Other projects aim to create employment through poultry farming and, for women, weaving.
"All these things we are bringing in there to help them are being well received by the elders that run and support the populace there," Col. Ives said. "And they have been a great help in helping us identify the IEDs."
Collectively, they demonstrate coalition commitment to the region and build alliances critical to building Afghan's army and police forces and cracking down on violence, Col. Ives said.
He called growing cooperation in the region another step forward toward stabilization of the region. "There's a lot of work to do," he conceded, but insisted that a peaceful Afghanistan is within reach.
"Together with the NATO and coalition partners and the support of the international community and Afghan people, we're going to overcome the devastation that this country has endured for 25 and 30 years," Col. Ives said. "And we will overcome all these challenges and bring peace and stability and development to the future of Afghanistan."


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Skip to comments.Obama to fast track southern half of Keystone XL Pipeline
Posted on 03/20/2012 2:18:22 PM PDT by ruralvoter
President Obama plans to announce in Cushing, Oklahoma Thursday that his administration will expedite the permit for the southern half of the Keystone XL pipeline, a source familiar with the president's announcement tells CNN.
In January, the Obama administration denied a permit for the 1,700 mile long Keystone XL oil pipeline, which would stretch from Canada's tar sands development to the U.S. Gulf Coast. That decision was met by persistent Republican criticism that the president has not been doing everything possible to create jobs and combat high gas prices.
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So do they carry the oil in buckets to where the pipeline starts?
So this is a "Pipeline To Nowhere"?
Isn't that already permitted? Didn't Keystone announce a couple weeks ago they were building that leg. So is Barry swooping in to try to take credit? Typical.
That should help gas prices! /s
What's so sad is that most of his stupid voters will think this is great.
I know there is a huge railroad yard being planned near Williston to fill oil tankcars.
He thinks we're all stupid.
He needs a major announcement because of a pre-planned campaign stop near the Pipeline project. I guess their internal polling about gas prices affecting the election has not been encouraging...
It has but his smoke and mirror tactics will fail as it will have no effect on gas prices. You need to be complete in your strategies and ways of thinking.
It's to the refineries, it's just that it doesn't start where the oil is so I guess it would the "Pipeline From Nowhere"?
obama doesn't even pretend to make sense.
Won't help him at this point. America knows his true colors. Red, red, and red.
70 million people, many of them actually alive, voted for him in 2008. We don't all have to be stupid. He just needs enough morons to carry the electoral college.
Is this Buffett's railroad and isn't he and his railroad one of the major reasons why the northern half isn't being built?
Election year politics, at its best.
Obama must be feeling some heat from his closest supporters/financial backers.
OK Newt.......here is your chance to REALLY score!
This section doesn't need a permit. It's done. They are building it. This lying sack is trying to take credit AGAIN where none is due.
He already has videos on the net taking credit for increased oil production. I have yet to see any media outlet call him out on it.
That is high plains ranch country. Water rights have been a killing thing decades. I have friends who ranch out in western Nebraska, and they were not very happy about the pipeline. Many have had "promises" made regarding similar things (oil/gas exploration, other pipelines) not be worth the paper they are written on. They are looking for some more guarantees before they sign on.
has anyone ever even HEARD ABOUT a land-based pipeline leak???
what's the problem- the oid spills on the floor, you wipe it up
I cannot remember one singleland-based "disaster" from a pipleine leak
fast tract the permit by 2 months....yet it will never be used for oil as long as he is in power.
Zero is supposed to be in Cushing, OK tomorrow to make this announcement. Rumor is spreading that he will attend the LA Clipper and OKC Thunder NBA game tomorrow evening. I have been told that signs will be permitted inside the arena as long as they are not offensive —— to the Thunder! Please help me with ideas for multiple signs to display. Shorter the better, but positive towards the Thunder. I'd like to make local sports broadcast. I am confident he will be met with a very loud chorus of boos when identified. After all, Oklahoma is the only state in the Union that he did not carry one county.
The metrosexual "laying some pipe".
Will the Oklahoma voters be dumb enough to fall for this?
There has been for years a bottleneck at Cushing, OK. More oil coming in than could be pumped out to the refineries in the Gulf. This is an important piece of infrastructure.
Whether Obama can take credit for it, I don't know.
Sign for Obama: GOTFO'12
What the hell do they need his approval for in the first place?
There have been breaks, but there are automatic shutoffs built into the system if the pressure drops
There have been breaks, but there are automatic shutoffs built into the system if the pressure drops
Newt and Palin have Bastard Obama scared to death.
Well he did get elected....
Just like Obama's entire political career.. life..missing big peices and not functional.
There are breaks but..........
'Shafer' Line Break Valves are fitted at intervals along the length of a particularly long pipeline.
The function of these valves, is to close automatically in the event of a 'Line-break' (rupture of the pipeline). Should such an event occur, the Shafer valves will 'sense' the large, sustained pressure drop in the affected section of pipe. Two valves will trip 'closed' and isolate the section involved.
You mean like California is 'fast tracking" the state's high speed rail, by building the section from Corcoran to Bakersfield?
First, "the Bridge to Nowhere".
Next, "The Train to Nowhere."
Now, "The Pipeline FROM Nowhere."
I don't know whether to laugh or cry. *Double facepalm*!
Not to worry. If there's a leak, Obama will personally see to it that it's capped, just like he did the Deepwater Horizon well.
There have been a lot of issues in that area in the past. Now, it wasn't the same type of pipeline, and was smaller (there used to be some oil refineries out that way), but one of the ranchers I know lost a decent chunk of range because a poorly maintained pipeline that leaked.
There were some tests that suggested the ground water was contaminated, and if you know that area people have killed over water in the not so distant past. They are concerned and want more assurances that won't happen again.
Isnt that already permitted? Didnt Keystone announce a couple weeks ago they were building that leg. So is Barry swooping in to try to take credit?
Barry's fav fav Buffett will make millions shipping the tar sand oil via rail from Canada to Oklahoma.
It's so his cronies can move oil from the refinery so our massive stockpiles of oil can be better hidden and drive prices up. Note that U.S. gasoline usage is at 2002 levels.
Black and white and RED all over.
"70 million people, many of them actually alive, voted for him in 2008."
There is a new TV series in development starring all those who voted for Obama, "THE WALKING BRAIN DEAD".
Soooo.... what's the punch line?
The media got Obama elected. The media brainwashed many and lied against Palin , Bush etc.
Hah! I like that much better. Obama and Newspapers: Black & White & Red all over, and both increasing becoming useless.
That's like telling someone that you fast-tracked approval to build the bodyof a car, but we'll talk about the engine later.
Who'd want to pay up-front for that deal?
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Corps to temporarily close 51 Lake Texoma campsites
Updated: 07/08/2014 - LAKE TEXOMA -- Starting Tuesday, more than 50 camp sites at Lake Texoma will be closed.
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Posted: 07/07/2014 - LOVE COUNTY, OK -- The Oklahoma Department of Transportation approved repairs to a county bridge over I-35 near Marietta Monday morning.
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Updated: 07/07/2014 - ARDMORE,OK--A person of interest in the investigation of the two Ardmore homicides from last week was arrested yesterday under different charges in Carter County.
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I am trying to use the following to read parameters from a config file, but this doesn't seem to work. I am trying to read information from a file (I am open to any format as long as it is human readable). In the below example I am using an ini format.
sub getPropInFile {
my ( $pFile, #property file
$pName #property name
) = @_;
#Debug messages
print "DEBUG:: File Name => $pFile\n";
print "DEBUG:: Param Name => $pName\n";
#Create a new Config object
my $cfg = new Config::Simple();
#Open file
$cfg->read($pFile) or die $cfg->error();
#Read the value of the param in the file
my $val = $cfg->param($pName);
#Debug messages
print "Param is :: $val\n";
return $val;
Print getPropInFile ('app.ini', 'trend');
Param app.ini File:
[section 1]
DEBUG:: File Name => app.ini
DEBUG:: Param Name => trend
Param is ::
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Growth continues at Fletcher Community College
Published: Tuesday, January 28, 2014 at 4:32 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, January 28, 2014 at 4:32 p.m.
L.E. Fletcher Technical Community College stepped up to meet the growing demand for two-year college programs, which paved the way for a brand new campus.
The 9,000-square-foot building at La. 311 north of U.S. 90 includes classrooms, a library, computer labs, a common area and community meeting room. It opened in 2012.
Next up is the Petroleum Center for Workforce Excellence, which is set to open in March. The $8 million project includes a laboratory, classrooms and offices built using money from the state and oilfield giant BP.
The center's focus is to provide skilled labor for deepwater oil and gas production jobs.
Fletcher was founded in 1951 and is maintained by the Louisiana Community and Technical College System.
Its enrollment continues to grow. In fall 2013, the school had 2,541 students, up slightly from the 2,502 reported a year earlier.
At Fletcher, those students can study electrical and industrial technologies, marine operations, medical programs and office systems. The school also offers courses granting college credits to high-school students.
In-state students taking a full course load can expect to pay $1,328 per semester in tuition and fees. Out-of-state students pay $2,776.
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Lora Humphrey Beebe, PhD, APRN, BC, is Associate Professor, College of Nursing, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN.
Obesity in Schizophrenia: Screening, Monitoring, and Health Promotion
Version of Record online: 26 DEC 2007
DOI: 10.1111/j.1744-6163.2008.00144.x
Perspectives in Psychiatric Care
Volume 44, Issue 1, pages 25–31, January 2008
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How to Cite
Beebe, L. H. (2008), Obesity in Schizophrenia: Screening, Monitoring, and Health Promotion. Perspectives in Psychiatric Care, 44: 25–31. doi: 10.1111/j.1744-6163.2008.00144.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 26 DEC 2007
- Version of Record online: 26 DEC 2007
- Abstract
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- Antipsychotic medications;
- lifestyle interventions;
- obesity;
- schizophrenia
PURPOSE.This paper reviews risks, assessments, antipsychotic medication choices, and lifestyle interventions for obesity in persons with schizophrenia.
CONCLUSIONS. Antipsychotic medication is the most important treatment choice. Simple diet teaching must take into account the cognitive limitations of clients with schizophrenia. After medical clearance is obtained, moderate exercise can be encouraged. Education about exercise benefits may increase motivation.
PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS. Nurses would be remiss to ignore the physical health effects of obesity in schizophrenia. Practitioners must choose psychiatric medications and provide health education, health promotion, and appropriate referrals to optimize quality of life for this group.


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I would like to execute a command that will close
all windows except the one that is currently active.
i would likely to place this command in the gnome-panel
which means when i click on the button, if i have firefox
open for example...
everything gets closed except for firefox that is in the front.
one theory is, xdotool can do this, but maybe there is
some other method because xdotool can not really do this alone.


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I need to use some console admin tools on Windows 7 and I am used to Linux/Unix. So, in Linux I would type something like this
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- Infertility - female
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- Minimally invasive surgery
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- MD, University of Texas Medical Branch School of Medicine
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I completed my undergraduate training at the University of Texas at El Paso, majoring in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. I matriculated to the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston for medical school, and in 1988, also participated in a summer internhsip at the NIH working with the development of a rapid diagnostic skin test for people infected with Strongyloides stercoralis, before starting my clinical years. I completed my internship and residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at LBJ Hospital and the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in Houston. I finally left Texas and ventured to the northeast, where I did my fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at New England Medical Center / Tufts Medical School. I stayed on staff at NEMC for 6 years before moving to Massachusetts General Hospital.
Over my career, I have focused on the surgical aspect of infertility and reproduction. This includes endometriosis, fibroids, surgical repair of uterine anomalies and scar tissue, and repair of damaged fallopian tubes. I also direct a Chronic Pelvic Pain Clinic within the gynecology division and co-direct the Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery Program. I have a strong interest in fertility treatment outcomes and policies.
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- Souter I, Baltagi L, Toth T, Petrozza JC. Prevalence of hyperprolactinemia and abnormal magnetic resonance imaging in a population with infertility. Fertil Steril, 2010; 94(3):1159.
Karimov CB, Cronister A, Srouji S, Petrozza JC, Racowsky C, Ginsburg E, Santolaya J, Welt C, Increased Prevalence of the FMR1 Premutation in Infertile Menstruating Women with Primary Ovarian Dysfunction, accepted Human Reprod., 2011.
Souter I, Baltagi L, Kuleta, D, Meeker J, Petrozza JC. Women, weight, and fertility: The effect of body mass index on the outcome of superovulation/intrauterine insemination cycles. Fertil Steril. 2011 ;95(3):1042
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Melissa talks about struggling with fibroids
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wood engraving
1A print made from a finely detailed design cut into the end grain of a block of wood. Compare with woodcut.
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- As this article was illustrated by a large wood engraving after a second reproductive print by Aristide Louis, the reference was made abundantly clear.
- To promote that part of his business, he had a nice billhead with a wood engraving illustrating a bench plane, an axe head, and a hatchet.
- This exercise in sentimental reportage, which had previously appeared as a wood engraving in the Graphic, briefly established Fildes as the leading social realist painter in England.
1.1 [mass noun] The technique of making wood engravings.
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- Bewick rediscovered the technique of wood engraving which he went on to establish as a major book illustrating technique but Hutton's book was his first assignment.
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- For a description of the technical process of wood engraving, please refer to printmaking and for a description how a traditional Japanese woodblock print is made, to Japanese prints.
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- This was the birthplace of the virtuoso wood engraver Thomas Bewick, though Bewick himself spent most of his life in nearby Newcastle, and had his workshop hard by St Nicholas's church, today the city's cathedral.
- He was the son of a miniaturist and trained as a wood engraver.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.—He nicknamed his quarterback "Easy," but he's "Smooth"—and Hakeem Nicks couldn't have been any smoother about the knee trouble that kept him out of practice Wednesday.
"When you start worrying, that's when stuff is wrong," Nicks said after spending practice on a stationary bike.
Nicks suffered a bone bruise and hyperextended his knee in making a 68-yard, touchdown-setting-up catch in Sunday's loss to the Redskins. He had x-rays then, but stayed in the game. On Wednesday, he said he'd be playing if the day were a gameday.
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The Giants have a bonus day this week, as they'll be playing Monday night against the Rams. They're hoping that day helps defensive end Justin Tuck, who missed Sunday's game with a neck injury and has insisted he won't miss two games in a row, and Travis Beckum, who is dealing with a nagging hamstring.
But there was more promising injury news Wednesday as Osi Umneyiora, who had knee surgery last month, made his first practice appearance in a month, albeit on a bike. The Giants' first round pick, cornerback Prince Amukamara, did the same, as the boot that has encased his fractured foot finally came off.
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I received an honors scholarship. The website for finding scholarships is helpful, but the financial aid office is usually very busy and rarely responds quickly to questions or requests.
Greek Life:
Greek students are not always friendly to those who are not Greek, and see them as outsiders.
Campus Quality:
The gyms are quality but crowded; there are many good libraries.
Campus Housing:
The dorms are high-quality but residents are not very social or friendly to each other.
There is a lot of pride associated with the major and its difficulty
I'll never understand why people would ever complain about a lack of diversity on this campus. Walking around campus you see every type of person you can imagine. I, myself, am a multiracial person and could find my people quite easily. Inclusion, however, is a different story. Like anywhere, even here at UT Austin campion of diversity.. Students still tend to exclusively hang around their ethnic counterparts. Whites with whites, hispanics stick together, blacks do too.
The wait may be the biggest hassle but you end up getting what you need.
Just do what you're supposed to do, don't get caught if you do something wrong, and you'll be fine.
Greek Life:
Very popular with lots of options. You should definitely find something for you if you're interested.
Football games are almost a state-wide popular event. It's a great experience! Hook 'em \m/
UT obviously has many renowned educational programs and a wide variety to fit your interests. However, you still have to deal with common core because it is a public university. Until you get done with those it just feels like high school all over again education-wise.
The majors are one of the top in the state/country! The school is very well known for being superior when it comes to academics, and you'll always find an amazing professor and outside help.
Party Scene:
My freshman year is still a blur in my memory because there are so many ways to go when it comes to partying. There's always some kind of frat party you can pay to get in or, apartment parties everywhere from west campus to riverside.
Local Area:
Austin is absolutely amazing and very beautiful! It is very community based and they strive to make it a unique experience. There are so many high quality places to go to and eat/discover/hang out. Keep Austin Weird!
Party Scene:
I am not a party person but there is somewhere to go basically every night especially Friday!
Overall Experience:
There's always a job opening because the school is huge and it is generally student ran! The jobs are a good pay and they are extremely flexible for students. There are many off campus jobs available as well that are looking for students to apply.
UT administrates very well. The problem is that they give a lot of control to student-employees such as the Resident Assistants. Some of them can be a pain in the ass, others will let students drink in their dorms and get high as a kite nightly. TA's definitely have waay too much control on your grades and teaching, they often don't know what they're doing.
Campus Housing:
Jester is the best place to stay on campus for freshman. there are a lot of students, many dining options and it's right next to the gym and PCL! There's an event every week for the residents and they make sure that you feel connected and safe.
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I think everyone will agree Jester is, well, Jester. It's huge, there's a ton of people. You will meet and make some of your closest friends your freshman year in the dorms. I knew people who lived in the other dorm buildings and they say similar things but on a smaller scale.
Off-Campus Dining:
The one thing I loved most about Austin was the variety of authentic restaurants, food trucks, and late-night munchies options. However, it can be pretty expensive to eat out all the time. Best places to check out: Gordough's, Michi Ramen, Mellow Mushroom, obviously Kerbey Lane, Hopdoddy's, Homeslice, and Coco's.
UT's reputation speaks for itself. We have our own ESPN channel. Our football team is incredibly popular and our other sports teams produce national champions and even olympians. Most notably we've had quite a few track athletes go to the Olympics.
Greek Life:
I'm not in Greek life, but almost was. I was just about to start pledge-ship and I decided to get out because it was too expensive. It's definitely for those who have money. All 3 of my current roommates are in fraternities and it feels kind of weird that I'm not in one because I'm left out of a lot of the things they do. It's all closed off to other males or you have to pay money to get into a few parties (usually not very good).
Health & Safety:
Only drawback is the amount of homeless. It can be annoying when you're just trying to walk to class or work and some guy gets in your face telling you some deranged stuff or they beg for money.
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I've had a very hard time connecting with girls on campus, they don't make themselves approachable at all. The ones who are outgoing are very self-oriented and non-traditional. You'll see them in yoga pants, dressed like a hipster, or your typical sorority girl who exclusively hooks up with frat guys. If you go downtown or to parties, you'll probably get a good make-out session but I've found most girls that I've done that with aren't really into relationships, they just want fun and games. So if that's your thing (most likely), this is your place.
Local Area:
Everyone seems to love Austin but I don't get the hype. It's dirty, the roads are in bad shape, traffic is horrid, there's a big homeless problem that the city doesn't address, and drugs are an issue. Apparently there's a lot of things to do here, but even that is overrated. Concerts, music festivals, and 6th, there's so much that I feel overwhelmed. It all requires blowing a ton of money too.
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Most students agree that they have loved their time here at UT, and they wouldn't want to be anywhere else. College is the best time of your life, and I can't think of a better place to spend it than at the University of Texas. Students get a great education while having an awesome college town with everything at their disposal. Don't try to graduate early. Enjoy your time at UT—go cheer on the Longhorns at all the home games for all sports: football, basketball, baseball, intramurals. See the amenities that the Forty Acres has to offer—the Harry Ransom Center, go to our libraries and see our more than eight million volumes. Go to Gregory Gym and the Rec Center—you have a free gym membership for four years or more—use it.
I came to UT convinced that I was going to transfer to a school in California in the spring. I spent two days here before school started and I never wanted to leave, even to go home and visit my parents and high school friends! I couldn't leave because I was always afraid that I would miss something because there was always something exciting going on. If you are worried about the fact that UT is so big, don't. All you have to do is find your niche, and everything else should fall into place. You can find it within your dorm, apartment, organization, fraternity, sorority, or classmates. Although, at times, it may seem overwhelming, UT is not nearly as big as it sounds. All you have to do is make friends, which you will, and the campus will seem infinitely smaller. Come join us!
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Is EFSS an IT or a LoB Concern?
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Cloud enterprise file sync and share solutions serve a critical business need. A digital enterprise is an anytime, anyplace workplace requiring not just employees but the authorized ecosystem access to the right information at any time from any where on any device. This enables true collaboration in a 24 X 7 world and empowers the mobile workforce driving user productivity.
As a result, most organizations have moved away from large email file attachments, FTP server management and on-site content sharing tools and have started to instead leverage cloud file sync and share solutions. We use them in our personal lives to share pictures and videos so why not in our workplace? Trouble is enterprise-grade solutions require a bit more due diligence and consideration since one wrong upload or an unauthorized access to a critical file can have catastrophic implications for the company. And, it is not just about security either. When you think about, enterprises do have different needs from file sync and share solutions than you and I do in our personal lives. Enterprises require such solutions in place to drive work collaboration and improve mobile productivity. So, you are not looking at file sync and share solution in isolation, as a one off to send files or videos or images from point A to point B. Rather you are looking to spend a significant portion of your work day working on materials that are shared, collaborate with your colleagues and drive output by completing some tasks. Enterprise file sync and share is, thus, an integral part of not just the way you work but your work itself. So, rather than a one off solution, it needs to be a strategic cloud investment.
But if we are looking for a company to standardize on a corporate grade cloud file sync and share, that makes it an IT solution, right? Well, in my opinion, yes and no. Yes, because IT will need to do its diligence on the solution and make sure the solution meets the corporate IT security and governance requirements. But no, because the solution is made to empower Lines of Businesses, even the IT team really. So, right out of the box, it needs to have the features and functionality for it to be a desirable solution in the first place. If it is not meeting the basic criteria of easy to use, intuitive with complete mobile support and with no maintenance headaches, you have failed the litmus test.
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That's what you get when the stock is overvalued - $4.2b market cap. This is based on future earnings and net income. Sure you have growth, but $4.2b market cap, and a single insider is making between about $3m every week in selling stock options. Has almost 1 million of stock options at $1.50 - fully vested! ($60 in the money). At the present rate of sales, he's making $150m per year, half the total assets of the company! Can you imagine?
They are dumping shares on a daily basis now.
These insiders would only depend on their salaries and bonuses for a living if this was not a publicly traded company. If I was the leader of the U.S., there would be no publicly traded companies at all.
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