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Godrej Infotech limited Walk-In Any Graduate, MBA/PGDM freshers 2015 for HR Executive at Mumbai. Candidates who have completed Any Graduate, MBA/PGDM can apply for this job from Godrej Infotech limited.
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Olympic Colleges: Where Did Your Fave Olympian Go to College?
Where did your favorite Olympian go to college?
By Kathryn Knight Randolph
August 03, 2012
Michael Phelps
The most winningest Olympian ever, Michael Phelps, can also claim to be a one-time student of the University of Michigan. Because of Phelps' professional status, he could not swim for the Wolverines. But that's ok – he just competed in the 2004 and 2008 Olympics instead.
Phelps enrolled at University of Michigan in 2005 but never graduated. While there, he pursued a degree in Sports Marketing and Management, according to JockBio.com. During these Olympic Games, Phelps has stated repeatedly that these are his last Olympics; so maybe with his upcoming free time, he'll head back to college to complete that degree.
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Sample pages of The Readable Scriptures editions of the New Testament and the Book of Mormon are now available.
Future volumes will include the Old Testament, the Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price, all considered to be scripture by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Euro: reasons behind the decline
So, EUR/USD began 2014 with eroding the 6-month uptrend support line. Euro zone's money market conditions are tightening.
Eonia, the euro zone overnight interbank lending rate, rose above 0.30% on Friday exceeding the ECB's 0.25% benchmark rate. The regulator's president Mario Draghi said this month that an "unwarranted" rise in interbank lending rates that underpin euro zone borrowing costs would be one of the triggers for another rate cut or more drastic action.
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No IPL for Hrithik Roshan this year
Source very close to the actor said, "Hrithik will not be promoting IPL this year as he had done for Mumbai Indians last year. The reason is very clear that Hrithik is too engrossed in his forthcoming film, Kites, for which he has put his heart and soul in it. He is totally devoted to Kites and does not desire a single flaw to occur."
Now where IPL is going leaps and bounds, where celebs like Shilpa Shetty and all are joining in to add the glam quotient in it, Hrithik is concentrating more on his film Kites, and obviously who won"t, when the film is from his dad"s banner and is one of the biggest budgeted movies till date. We hope Hrithik"s 'Kites" literally flies like a kite in the air, over coming every other kites and paving its way to sour high and higher.


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STOCKS to watch on the Australian stock exchange at close on Tuesday:
ALL - ARISTOCRAT LEISURE - down 14 cents, or 2.9 per cent, at $4.63
Gaming machine maker Aristocrat Leisure has lifted its full year profit almost 17 per cent despite a slide in revenue.
ANN - ANSELL - in a trading halt, last traded at $19.46
Gloves, condoms and protective clothing supplier Ansell has boosted its position in the North American market, paying $US615 million for protective gloves and boots business BarrierSafe Solutions International.
BKW - BRICKWORKS - up 28 cents, or 2.1 per cent, at $13.80
Building products maker Brickworks expects a better 2014 as housing construction recovers, boosting orders for materials.
HVN - HARVEY NORMAN - up seven cents, or 2.2 per cent, at $3.29
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RIO - RIO TINTO - down 36 cents, or 0.55 per cent, at $65.04
Mining giant Rio Tinto is reviewing the status of its alumina refinery at Gove in the Northern Territory, putting the future of up to 1500 workers at risk.
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Ravens 27
Pats 17
Ravens 27
Pats 17
There are a couple of things about this game which worry me.
First, we, as the commentator as Slate put it, played the "high-variance strategy" against the Broncos and won last week. That is, we went for the big, chunk plays and hoped they panned out in order to score touchdowns. The interesting fact about last week is that we only had one red zone touchdown - and that was after a Denver turnover on their half of the field. We had no sustained drives that started on our side of the field and resulted in scores. Our touchdowns were as follows:
59 yard pass to Torrey Smith
39 yard INT return for TD by Corey Graham
32 yard pass to Torrey Smith
1 yard run by Ray Rice (after Kruger fumble recovery in Denver territory)
70 yard pass to Jacoby Jones
And the game winning field goal was set up by Corey Graham's INT at the Denver 45.
Do you think the NE safeties will play in this week? I don't think so. They are going to force us to manufacture sustained drives in order to score. If scoring drives will have to take 10-12 plays, that creates a lot more chances to drop the ball, sack the QB, create turnovers, etc. Everyone will have to be on top of their game on offense. No drops. No blown protection. No fumbles. No overthrows, underthrows or just bad throws. To win, we are going to have to score more than 30 points after long drives -- which means at least five scores and at least four touchdowns. That is because...
The Patriots will get their points. Ridley, Welker, Hernandez, Lloyd, Vereen, etc. all play well in space on short routes and get YAC. The D Line is going to have to pressure with four and play out of their minds -- especially Kruger and Suggs. And we will have to recapture that red zone success we had at the end of the season. I don't see the Patriots scoring less than the high twenties.
It is going to take a perfect performance from the offense and a damage-limiting performance by the defense. If the ST screws up like last week, forget it.
That's why I am nervous about this matchup. This really comes down to Joe, Ray Rice, Q, Pitta and Torrey playing flawlessly executed football and the O Line giving Joe enough time to make decisions. We can't count on the long bomb this week.
And, hopefully, BA learns to shut his mouth and maintain his lane assignment.
I hope we win, but I definitely understand why we are the underdogs in this one and would be even on a neutral field.
I hope they employ that strategy and leave the middle open for RR Pitta/Dickson and Q to go bonkers. Pulling the safeties deep will allow is to control the clock and keep Brady on the bench.
I don't see sustained drives being as hard against NE's D but who knows. I like our chances though.
I know they got mayo Hightower and spikes back there. Those guys are solid but how many lb's are sticking with any of our middle of the field weapons 1 on 1
35-31 Ravens, and I don't think it will be as close as that score looks.
I think we take a 2 score lead into the fourth quarter, and hold on. This week we don't spot the team 14 points, and Brady throws us a pick. Flacco continues his interception-free streak, and the Ravens silence the crowd by scoring touchdowns. We end it in the victory formation, with smiles all around.
Honestly, the Patriots are scary and all... but I'm confident. This team is on a mission like the Steelers were in 2005. This is the year we get over the hump, the torch is officially passed, and Ray Ray ends his career like the Legend that he is.
This is going to be a great one. Last week I was filled with dread. This week it's confidence. This Ravens team is so focused. This is exactly what they all wanted. It won't be easy but it will be fun and satisfying at the end
Ravens 31
Patriots 27
It will be a tough out looking at it now. Who knows what will happen once Sunday hits, but this team is simmering underneath IMO. They really, really wanted this matchup and I think the whole team is playing with confidence. I could be very wrong, and rightfully so, but I'll go with a 41-20 victory. Even if they protect against the deep ball, we'll find ways to go deep and Boldin should get some nice touches. I wouldn't be surprised if Rice and Pierce get more looks this week just to rest the D up and keep Brady off the field. Their LB's should struggle with containing Pitta and Dickson. Exposing them in coverage should be our emphasis IMO. However the biggest reason why I think we'll win is because we want it more.
I have no idea but I expect a higher scoring game, especially since all games last weekend were so high scoring. I am rolling with the good guys
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Carine Roitfeld made her name as the editor of Vogue Paris. Over a ten-year period from 2001-2011, she established herself as more than just a writer and editor becoming a doyenne of the fashion world.
There was considerable shock when she left to set up her own magazine. Director Fabien Constant, seemingly inspired by The September Issue - a documentary looking at the working life of Anna Wintour at Vogue US - approached Roitfeld about doing a film on the launch issue of CR Fashion Book. The result, Mademoiselle C, features some of fashion's biggest names, including Tom Ford and Karl Lagerfeld, and shows the hurdles that the 59-year-old faced launching her own magazine in New York.
Why did you make this film?
I was starting this new adventure with the magazine and anything that will do something good for the magazine, I will say yes. So I know Fabian and when he came to me and proposed following me to make a September Issue about this issue I said, "Okay, why not?" I totally gave him my confidence, all my doors were open for seven months, but at the start I didn't think it would end up being so personal.
Did you like having a camera following you around?
I hate seeing myself - of course you always hate yourself, with your voice, your hair, your look. I don't like looking at myself, I'm not an actress and I didn't want it to be like a reality show either. I don't think you get the feeling of that. I think it's more about a small team doing a magazine.
How does it feel for you to be celebrity?
You know, for me I'm not a celebrity because I have real friends around me that tell me… Everyone doesn't say, "Oh, you look amazing, you're great." No, no. They say, "This dress is horrible on you, you look like s***." There are some people who tell me the truth so I never feel like a celebrity.
The film shows your previous employers Condé Nast making it difficult for photographers to work for you, did that surprise you?
I was a bit surprised, you know, but I also knew it was the price to pay to be free. I know some photographers and of course they have contracts. Mario Testino is my oldest friend and he cannot work with me. It's okay, I understand this is business... it's a business. Sometimes I was a bit sad, but I said, "No drama".
Does it give you a sour taste about your time at Vogue?
I don't have any regrets. I had 10 amazing years with Vogue. It was very fun and I tried to make the best of it. But Vogue existed before me, and it will exist after me, that's for sure. Vogue is a bigger name than my name.
The film shows you becoming a grandmother for the first time. How important a moment was this for you?
I think when I became a grandmother my life changed a lot, and I think I changed personally. You have to open your eyes in a different way and think I'm very grateful.
You have now taken a job at Harper's Bazaar. Having talked a lot about freedom, why work for someone else again?
It took me a long time to accept, because I said, "Hmm, I want the freedom," but ultimately it is freedom because I don't have any boss. I have no editor-in-chief, it's just a contract with me as a big president, and it's not my idea, it's their idea. And I'll always follow the advice of Karl that says, "Everything you're doing, do it that no one did before you."
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Shizuhiko Haraguchi served as a gunnery officer on the Musashi, one of the largest battleships in history.
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Six people had non-life-threatening injuries.
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Anthony Cafaro Sr. stepped out of retirement to present a check for $100,000 towards the project.
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THE LOSS of thousands of jobs, supplier industries included, is a terrible thing; but the decision by the Ford Motor Company to abandon Australia — aside from keeping a sales presence, and retaining a few designers — makes some deeply unpleasant realities impossible to continue to avoid.
It is difficult to point any exclusive finger of blame, except to say that governments at both state and federal level, of both Labor and Liberal persuasion, have all been hoodwinked into the ruse of industry assistance for the automotive sector — assistance that has delayed the inevitable collapse of the car industry, but not averted it.
I feel sorry for the car workers set to lose their jobs as a result of Ford's announcement that it will close manufacturing plants in Geelong and at Broadmeadows, in Melbourne, in 2016; the only good thing to come of it is that the stated schedule at least buys those workers — and their families — time to plan, and reskill, and to look for work.
But the simple fact is that it is not feasible to economically manufacture cars in Australia.
The cost of manufacturing labour in Australia is astronomical, and in an internationally competitive automotive sector represents a millstone around the neck of the local industry.
The unions must shoulder a fair portion of the blame for this; automotive workforces in Australia are among the few remaining that are highly unionised, and far from improving the lot of their members, unions to a large degree have ultimately priced their workers, and by extension their products, out of the market.
I make the observation, though, that the agenda of unions is to increase pay and conditions for their members; I think they have done their people a disservice in this case because the end consequence was foreseeable. Others may and will disagree, but I'm not looking for a fight over the unions on this occasion and I encourage readers not to do so either.
Even so, the arrival some 20 years ago of Korean automotive giant Hyundai — with its cheap imported cars built by cheap Asian labour — was meant to signal the end of local car manufacturing: at the time, it didn't.
But the arrival in recent years of Chinese cars such as Great Wall and Chery, and their parent companies operating with inexhaustible cheap labour, are a different matter again.
It can only be a matter of time until either or both of the remaining car builders — GMH and Toyota — follow Ford's lead; there is an argument that without three major car makers the sector as a whole loses the critical mass required to sustain it at all.
It remains to be seen what effect Ford's withdrawal has by way of a knock-on to supplier companies, their ability to profitably retain adequate workforces, and their capacity to supply product to Ford and Toyota on a cost-effective basis.
But with Mitsubishi and Nissan already gone — and Ford now going — it seems inconceivable that the others won't follow.
Holden is only committed to remain until 2022, and at this point in time you would have to say that all bets on it retaining its manufacturing here beyond that are off.
It is interesting that there has been a clamour today for "emergency tariffs" to be slapped on imported cars in an attempt to "save" what's left of the local car making industry: a kneejerk response quickly and properly dismissed by Prime Minister Julia Gillard, who pointed out that such a move — not guaranteed to even achieve its objective — would run the very real risk of trade reprisals against Australia.
And, frankly, it would be a case of "rightly so."
The car industry — despite the abolition of tariffs — has nonetheless remained a subsidised and protected industry to a considerable extent.
For one thing, it has milked $12 billion out of government in Australia in the past ten years in the form of handouts, grants, and other subsidies dressed up as "support" for an industry that is not sustainable.
For another, the 33% tax on "luxury" imported cars — presently a vehicle with a GST-inclusive price above about $59,000 — is a measure that disadvantages overseas manufacturers in competing against some of the top of the range and larger vehicles manufactured in Australia.
And it's obvious that if the local automotive industry can't exist profitably with these advantages — high wages and cost base notwithstanding — the rate any tariff would need to be set at to be effective would be ludicrous.
The simple fact is that governments of all persuasions have tried, and tried hard, but despite their efforts car making in Australia is simply not a viable long-term proposition, and I think the withdrawal of Ford will be followed within ten years by the other two players, and that will be that.
At the outset, I said it was difficult to point the finger of blame, and to some extent it is; depending on which way you look at it, the Liberal and Labor parties have either fought to retain a valued industry in Australia, or have merely shovelled billions of dollars into the coffers of foreign companies for no eventual reward.
But they tried.
That said, I have to single out Victorian opposition leader Daniel Andrews for a kicking; he has claimed, for instance, that Premier Denis Napthine did nothing to try to save Ford jobs when in fact, Napthine intervened personally and was told by Ford that it didn't matter what he or anyone else said or did, the decision was final.
Andrews criticised Napthine for failing to match the federal government's contribution to a $39 million fund to support displaced Ford workers (Victoria is contributing $9 million). Never mind the fact the package was designed, jointly, by Napthine and Gillard working directly with each other.
And today Andrews took another pot shot at Napthine over the latter's proposals to make retraining available to sacked Ford workers, on the basis Napthine "isn't the man to retrain anyone" and who had done enormous damage to the TAFE sector in Victoria.
Never mind the fact Napthine was neither Premier nor Higher Education minister when changes were made to TAFE funding two years ago; never mind the fact some of the money cut from TAFE at that time has been restored since Napthine's ascension to the Premiership eight weeks ago, and with the promise of more to follow.
I am singling Andrews out because he has chosen to play petty politics to score grimy, cheap points over an issue and at a time when everyone on all sides of the political spectrum are putting such differences aside.
Indeed, were it not for Andrews, I wouldn't even be sinking the boot into anyone — readers will note there is no criticism of the federal government in this article, and only mild and qualified criticism of the unions insofar as the unintended consequence of doing their job has been an undesirable one.
Regrettably, the adolescent rhetoric and almost infantile public conduct Andrews insists on engaging in is becoming a pattern — and he has helped no-one, least of all himself, with his shameful utterances in the past 48 hours.
Daniel Andrews needs to grow up and stop acting like a child if he aspires to even remain the leader of his party, let alone seek the office of Premier of Victoria.
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Enjoy the recent spell of sunny weather? Possibly not if you visited the theatre. When the sun deigns to shine and the temperature climbs accordingly, then a theatre is not the best place to be. It doesn't take much for conditions to become quite oppressive.
Certain fringe theatres are notorious for turning into saunas the minute the weather becomes even a little summery. Recently the West End Whingers were baffled by the "curious thermal properties of Theatre 503, which transforms it into a pizza oven if the temperature outside climbs higher than 17°C". The Menier Chocolate Factory can be even worse. During their 2006 production of Jason Robert Brown's Last Five Years they resorted to handing out little battery-powered fans for audience members to use if the heat got too much for them. (Though hardly an ideal solution, at last they addressed the situation.)
I'm not just griping for the sake of griping. When you're hot to the point of discomfort it can sap much of the pleasure out of the experience. It's hard to concentrate. It's difficult to lose yourself in what you're seeing when you're repeatedly dragged back to reality by the need to grope under your seat for a bottle of water or waft the air with your programme. Of course, if it's unpleasant for the audience, then it must be vastly worse for the performers, trapped under the glare of the stage lights, continents of sweat blossoming across their backs.
On the fringe, sweltering in an airless room seems par for the course, like the rickety seats or the noise from the pub below. They're small venues, after all, with limited resources. But, as the West End Whingers (them again) will attest, bigger theatres can be just as bad. The Old Vic is a case in point, as is the Roundhouse, according to Mark Shenton on his Stage blog. On a hot July night a couple of years back, watching Guys and Dolls at the Piccadilly, I remember the audience performing some kind of slow mass striptease, peeling off as much clothing as was decent as the evening progressed, hitching up skirts and trousers, kicking off shoes.
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Re: Confederate Memorial Monument located at Caddo Parish Courthouse in Shreveport, LA.
Caddo Parish Commission is actively involved in public meetings to hear feedback from the community for the removal of monument.
In 2014 it was added to the National Historical Register of Historic Places.
I have already photographed the same which is huge artistic treasure.
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Several years ago, you went to Grove Hill Cemetery in De Soto Parish LA to take pictures of MW Collins (my CSA ancestor) and his family. I was so grateful. And I visit nowadays. Please do a Cemetery Lookup and see what the folks involved with the Grove Hill Cemetery erected for those who served in battle and lie at rest now. Lest We Forget...Marguerite Collins
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I'm a great grandson of subject who is in Shreveport's Greenwood Cemetery. You, apparently, posted a photo of John. Since I've never seen a photo of John, I'm interested in the source.
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Hi. Just wanted to let you know that John Daniel Canfield in the Mt. Lebanon Cemetery (Find A Grave Memorial# 33950333)was the son of Joseph Canfield and Martha Bullock. John E. Canfield and Martha Jones were the parents of John McKendree Canfield.
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This memorial is not William R Duncle. This is his 1st wife the sister to his 2nd wife who is my great grandmother. He & her sister are buried at Old PineHill Cemetery in Sicily Island, LA. My mother's cousin went to this cemetery when she was going to college and the only thing left of her wooden marker had "Wife of William R Duncle". She told me that cameras were far and few between back then so she didn't have one to take a picture. Would you please correct this. The dates are correct just not the name. Her name was Martha Ann Turner Duncle. I would love to be able to link William Rufus to both his wives and Martha's daughter to her. Thank you, Sincerely, Laura Jane Russell Sullivan
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You created this memorial made out to an Abner Nelson and a Ms. Tracy placed a photo showing a stone with the letter A R N. I am wondering if the stone she found did not belong to someone else. The reason I am saying this is that I am looking for the grave site of Amos R. Nelson who was married to Sarah A S Willett Nelson (Find A Grave Memorial# 19859172) who is buried in the same cemetery. Can you tell me anything about your Abner Nelson?
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Jan 17, 2006 at 4:06 pm #1217561
Just wanted to get people's thoughts on wearing a parka in a sleeping bag. Do you think there is enough room to wear a DAS parka inside an Integral Designs North Twin (I'm 5'9″ 170#). If not, is it worth sizing up to a wide bag? It would be an extra 10oz for the wide in the same length.
BobJan 17, 2006 at 4:16 pm #1348817
I dont have experience with either the bag or jacket, but if you are going to get a new bag for use with a parka, get a nunatak bag, you are able to adjust the girth to fit your clothng system. Wider with a jacket, and tighten it up if you are wearing just a base layer. the Arc concept is also great because it will take you to its temp rating all the way up to 60 degrees because you can undoo all the straps and just use as a quilt, but when you are pushing the limits you can tighten them up to an almost closed bag.Jan 17, 2006 at 5:32 pm #1348823
the quilt approach is a fine approach for the reasons stated. however, if you're not sure you want to go the quilt route, give the Montbell SuperStretch bags (avail. in ~7 temp ratings in both down & synth, covering -40 deg F up to 50deg F). the extra 10+ inches of girth (~71″ at the shoulders) cp. to most mummy bags, provided by the SuperStretch system allow for the type of layering you're considering without restricting movement.Jan 17, 2006 at 5:49 pm #1348825
I have a mont bell bag as well, I have not used it with insulating clothing but the elastic in the baffles may still constrict a down jacket?
It will probably not be a problem though, it is a huge bag before stretching the baffles
I recomend both Nunatak and Mont bellJan 17, 2006 at 6:07 pm #1348828
I alread have a Nunatak quilt and I love it for 3 season use but I'm not sold on the idea for winter use.
What does anyone out there think of the Montbell stretch system. Would it be able to stretch without compressing the loft my the jacket inside the bag?Jan 17, 2006 at 6:39 pm #1348831
oops.Jan 17, 2006 at 6:45 pm #1348832
I've wondered about that—one of the reasons I've never seriously considered their bags. Another being the relatively low fill power of their down compared to other premium bags and quilts.
By the by, Bob–I've now recently used my Nunatak Arc Ghost/Alpinist hybrid down to 15 degrees. In a tent — MLD bivy, quilt, Micropuff P/O , Lt. capilene baselayer, sleeping on Torso-lite, GG Nightlight pad. Warm and toasty.Jan 17, 2006 at 6:47 pm #1348833
I think that with a high loft down jacket the mont bell stretch baffles would be a problem, the bags were designed for comfort, probably for the traditional lightweight backpackers that wear just a baselayer to bed in a warmer bag, not us super ultralighters who bring a lighter "less warm" bag with insulating clothing.
I wish mont bell would use 900 fill power down, they are some of the lighest bags out there but could be much lighterJan 17, 2006 at 7:14 pm #1348837
Kevin, This weekend I used: tent, Arc X, DAS parka, base layer, cloudveil inertia pants, Torsolite, and 3/8″ thinlight.
First night it was 15 degrees and there were 2 people in the tent. I was warm most of the night but cold by morning. Next night it was about 25 but it was only me in the tent and I was cold most of the night.
It was the first time I used the Arc X outside of a bivy and I found it drafty. Never found it drafty in the past using a bivy. Maybe the pads were inadequate? Thoughts?
BobJan 17, 2006 at 7:19 pm #1348838
Could have been the lack of calories?
could have been because you were alone?
Could have been your insulation lost some loft?
could have been any number of things really
also you can always use a bivy inside a tent, as long as it is breathableJan 17, 2006 at 10:52 pm #1348847
I guess that it would depend on the size of the individual. The interior "unstretched" girth ~53″ and is only 5″-11″ less than other bags. For example, the FeatheredFriends Light Flight series comes in "3-cuts" with should girths of 58″, 60″, or 64″.Jan 17, 2006 at 11:00 pm #1348848
Read something maybe a year ago. Can't locate it on the web now, and not even sure whether to believe that it's true. I do, however, have a fairly clear recollection of the salient points of that web page.
The web page was from a sleeping bag manufacturer and stated that fill power measurements can actually be done via different methods, and what the USA calls 850 is called either 725 or 750 (i forget which the article stated) in Europe and the rest of the world.
It also stated that in the typical American marketing strategy that what is now being called 800+, 850, or even 900 is the exact same stuff that, in the USA, used to be called 750 some years ago. It's merely a difference in measuring, not the down. Given a company's penchant for $$$, it's not hard for me to imagine that manufacturers wouldn't want this to be known (if it's true).
Again, i'm NOT sure whether to believe this. However, if it is true, then the Montbell bags (assuming this Japanese company is not using the same measurement standard employed in the USA) might be comparable.
Does anyone else have any input on this? Would really appreciate knowing if this is true, or just another let's slam anything associated with the USA (not that some of the criticism isn't justified).Jan 17, 2006 at 11:03 pm #1348849
Your pad arrangement might have been a little skimpy. You could try the thicker Nightlight. Was the quilt wrapped around the pads, on top of the pads?
I did have the extra layer afforded by the bivy, which also helps to perserve loft from tent condensation. There is not a whole lot of down in these quilts and you can quickly lose loft if your bag is subjected to moisture. Any longer or colder a trip than I was on (2 nights), I would have also added my VBL–not only for some added warmth, but to preserve bag loft from body generated moisture.
There simply could be the degree of personal cold acclimitization.
As Ryan points out, there are a lot of possible factors.Jan 17, 2006 at 11:30 pm #1348850
PJ, I do remember the discussion. There's a lot of smoke and mirrors in this area. I am only concerned by real world loft/ weight ratios. I can measure a bags loft and I can weigh it. Something tangible as opposed to Industry claims.
I have found comparable bags from Western Mtneering, the Marmot 900 series and Valandre which would indicate at least a similar quality filling, no matter by what standard the fill power is measured by.This is by personal observation, not Manufacturers specs.Jan 18, 2006 at 1:18 am #1348855
I understand you. Quantification sure beats marketing hype.
My favorite bags are from WM. Their lightest series/bags are cut a tad tight. I don't mind, but some others might.
I've emailed Montbell this past fall. Wanted a colder bag. Narrowed my choices down to two: WM Versalite Super, or a Montbell SuperStretchDownHugger (#1 or #2). Same day, heard back from Nels. He praised the WM bag i mentioned, and spoke highly of Montbell's. Sadly, only one question was not answered as i hoped it would be. I was hoping for a "number". Instead I got "words". Montbell doesn't list a LOFT value for any of their bags, nor could Nels provide any. I find that Montbell makes fine bags, easy to zip/unzip and mine has yet to foul. Unlike my WM, TNF, and WMtn bags – must keep zipper as straight as possible or 1) it's a real "bear" to zip, or 2) it may catch some fabric and snag. Obviously, this happens only when 1) it's really cold out and you want to zipper up as fast as possible so as not to chill, and 2) when you really gots'ta-go and you can't get out. Maybe i should be gettin' me a quilt? It's tough for me to cp. warmth between similar bags that i own as conditions are different each time out.
The other thing i noticed, even assuming the Montbell 725fp down to be rougly equivalent in loft to the WM 850fp down is that (i can use a WM short bag) the down fill in the WM is divided up along 66″, but the the Montbell's down is divided up along 70″. Obviously, the difference goes the other way if someone can use a 70″ bag from Montbell, but another Mfr's regular length is 72″. In that case Montbell's down insulates a shorter length. Just some factors to complicate the matter further. However, having said that, perhaps these factors shouldn't even be considered, and please correct me if you feel i'm mistaken, LOFT is really the deciding factor in warmth, now, isn't it.
Another thing to keep in mind when cp. weight related ratios, is that the Montbell SuperStretch system adds 2oz to a bag's weight versus their non-SuperStretch bags. Fill wt. is the same between them however. So, unless i'm mistaken, when wt. related ratios involving Montbell bags are considered for warmth purposes, the non-SuperStretch bag wts. should be used, or ~2oz of wt substracted from the SuperStretch bags. Obviously, if considering "pack" wt, then the 2oz shouldn't be deducted.Jan 18, 2006 at 7:01 am #1348866
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"I wish mont bell would use 900 fill power down, they are some of the lighest bags out there but could be much lighter"
This is not nearly the big deal it's made out to be in my opinion. Looking at real numbers, the difference between 850-900 down and the "cheap" 750 down is usually less than 2 ounces for equal loft in a bag with 12 or so ounces of fill. Considering the huge price premium for 900 down, this is probably the worst cost/benefit place in an entire gear list to shave 2 ounces. Taking a leak before donning your pack will save more weight. I know many folks want the absolute best money can buy, but I'll keep the $100 difference in price and put it into other gear that will yield more weight savings or offer better performance. My 2 cents.Jan 18, 2006 at 10:29 am #1348876
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This gives details of the European formula. Now all you need is the equivalent U.S. formula and a calculater. http://www.thebmc.co.uk/safety/advice/articles/issue18_down.pdf
DavidJan 18, 2006 at 10:33 am #1348878
Rick DreherBPL Member
@halfturboLocale: Northernish California
I've got a Montbell bag and the down inner jacket. I strongly feel that both need more, and better quality down to work to their potential. When fluffed to their maximum loft, both show significant gaps and thin areas within their fill areas.
Even at consumer prices, down isn't *that* expensive–making the shell has to be the biggest part of the manufacturing cost. IMHO, based on their clever designs they'd be competing with the top echelon if they'd upgrade their insulation.Jan 18, 2006 at 10:39 am #1348879
Curt–never pay full retail. I got my 900 fill bags off of Ebay.
It's true, everyone needs to play out their own particular cost/benefit analysis. That being said, paying a premium for a Nunatak Arc w/ it's quality and versatility was well worth it for my particular needs—
no regrets.
I believe there are longevity issues associated w/ higher and lesser lofting down qualities. I've heard spin on both sides. My observation— well maintained premium lofting down bags in my possession have been holding up better. There's not a little anecdotal evidence to this effect, also.Jan 18, 2006 at 11:56 am #1348882
I think the 750 fills weight is not the only problem, I have seen that my nunatak bag lofts much faster than my mont bell.
but this may be because 10% of te fill is feathers not downJan 18, 2006 at 12:22 pm #1348884
Rick, Which Montbell bag? What is the # and is it a SuperStretch, or non-SuperStretch?Jan 18, 2006 at 12:23 pm #1348885
many thanks,
pjJan 18, 2006 at 12:35 pm #1348888
Rick DreherBPL Member
@halfturboLocale: Northernish California
Hi Paul,
(I'll try to get the name right) it's an Alpine Down Hugger #5 Super Stretch. (Whew!) Mine's the earlier no-zip version. It's a very clever, comfy and compact bag, and quite optimistically rated.Jan 18, 2006 at 4:44 pm #1348910
Many thanks for the linke to the PDF file. Good info. It basically says the same as the info I had seen somewhere, probably over a year ago, on an HTML web page. Wish there was more detail on how much more (quantification) "optimistic" the current USA standard is than the International standard. Thanks again. Appreciate you locating that info for us.
huh…10%…actually…i don't think that is too shabby – mid-range, perhaps. Check out David's reply to me and read the PDF file referenced in his Post. One section will discuss that very issue.
>>"lofts faster"
as long as both bags are equally clean and of a similar age and usage, that is significant – good observation.
Rick, many thanks for the reply.
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