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Closeouts. Thanks to the DRYtech® waterproof breathable protection, warm insulation and long, two-way pit zips found in Mammut's Robella jacket, you can find comfort as well as an adrenaline rush in backcountry powder and terrain parks.
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Reviewed by Wanderlust from Colorado on Thursday, May 21, 2015I love my new winter jacket! It has all the features you would expect from professional mountain gear. The hood stows away into the collar which makes it a bit bulky around your neck, but I actually like this feature since it helps hold in warmth. The hood is removable, so you have options. The snow skirt zips out for daily wear, and has snaps hooks to secure it to pants for snowy days. The jacket is longer then I anticipated, and the back is longer then the front which protects your butt from the elements. However, not long enough that you sit on it. The pit zips extend almost from elbow to the end of the ribcage, and have a double zipper so you can target ventilation. There is also breathable mesh lining around the pits for active wear. There is a storm flap inside the front zipper, and outside along the collar. The insulation seems a little thin, but packable. I have not worn it in really cold temps yet. There is plenty of room for thermal layers. I love the graphite/ raspberry color! Neutral but fun. I was happy that the branding on the back was grey instead of the bright raspberry (not pictured). Overall, this jacket seems well made and will preform well for all winter adventures.
Reviewed by ski Mom from Maine on Wednesday, January 8, 2014This jacket is even nicer in person. It is comfortable, functional, tons of great features. I really like it a lot. I have skied 2 days in Maine so far in it, and have been pleased. May need a additional layer other than fleece and thermals on really cold days. But I get cold fairly easily. Over all very nice product, I have gotten several complements.
Reviewed by Western ma hiker from MA on Thursday, March 28, 2013Very beautiful color pinkish, red. So many compliments every day on this jacket. Super warm, waterproof. Below zero days you will need to layer. but in 30's its fine. has long sleeves for people with long arms.
Verified Buyer Reviewed by Ann from Lexington, MA on Wednesday, February 13, 2013The only complaint I have about this jacket is that although the hood fits over my ski helmut, it just barely does so and restricts my movement too much to leave it there while I'm skiing. Otherwise, it's warm and fits great. I love the thumbholes in the sleeves, the pockets, and the fuschia color.
Verified Buyer Reviewed by JT from Paramus, NJ on Wednesday, January 23, 2013I was surprised when I received this jacket because I love the color so much. I thought the color would be dull purple pink as shown on the website....but when I received it, it's more like a bright pink that I love it so much. Also, I like Mammut Dry Tech Jacket. It keeps away from cold and wet weather. Highly recommended Jacket.
Verified Buyer Reviewed by Florie from Australia on Tuesday, July 31, 2012I love the bright blue colour. It fits beautifully and has great features. I can't wait to test it on the slopes.
- Chest Size: Feels true to size
- Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational
- Fit: Feels true to size
- Sleeve Length: Feels true to length
- Was this a gift?: No
Verified Buyer Reviewed by Crew Mom Rose from Yardley, PA on Monday, January 2, 2012I'm a size 14 and ordered this jacket in XL. The brand must run small since it was tight through the shoulders and I couldn't zip it closed without feeling like a bright blue sausage. Despite the high quality and wonderful features, it had to go back. The XL Columbia jacket I ordered from STP fit true to size and was a keeper!
- Best Uses: Cold weather snow sports
- Cons: XL tight torso shoulders
- Pros: Great features color
Verified Buyer Reviewed by SkiTown from NY on Monday, December 5, 2011I actually did not have the chance to use this jacket because it didnt fit well.. There was a lot of baggy room in the middle, so it did not fit properly. I am 5 foot 4 inches, and the jacket seemed to be made for someone much taller than me. I was bummed.
I would recommend this jacket to anyone that is a bit taller. Im sure it would be an awesome jacket
- Cons: Bad sizing
Verified Buyer Reviewed by Nancy from Vancouver, Canada on Saturday, October 29, 2011Great quality jacket love the full underarm zip and the pocket for your ipod. This is a jacket that will hold its style for a long time. It's a stellar deal - I saw this exact same jacket in the store for $369.
- Best Uses: Skiing snowboarding
- Pros: Comfort, Style
Verified Buyer Reviewed by Annette from Charlottesville, VA on Thursday, October 20, 2011I have been looking for a new ski jacket for a long time. I was pleasantly surprised at the fit as I am 5'11". The arms are long enough! The quality and the comfy liner are impressive and I can't wait to hit the slopes this year :)
- Best Uses: Skiing, winter hiking
- Cons: Snug at hips
- Pros: Comfy lining, Fits my long arms


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As I pointed out yesterday concerning the Office Depot and Staples tie up the state of current American law and practice concerning monopolies is a very long way out of date. In general, and more specifically the FTC and the Justice Department, standard practice and standard definitions have to get up to date with more recent economic research in this area. The same is true of the takeover bid from the owners of the LA Times for the publisher of the County Register (for those wanting the full disclosure, I once had a piece in that latter paper, some years ago and at least one possibly two owners ago). The economic points being missed in the two cases are subtly different but hang upon very much the same peg. The current legislative and bureaucratic definitions of monopoly are woefully out of date and they need to be brought into the modern era.
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Tribune Publishing Co., owner of the Los Angeles Times, was temporarily blocked by a judge from acquiring newspaper publisher Freedom Communications Inc. after the U.S said the combination would create a monopoly in southern California.
U.S. District Judge Andre Birotte Jr. in Los Angeles issued a temporary restraining order Friday after the U.S. government sued to prevent the deal. The Justice Department said this week that Tribune would dominate newspaper sales in two counties, allowing it to increase subscription costs and raise advertising rates.
Freedom is currently the owner of the OC Register and the major paper in Riverside County as well. The idea that any newspaper could jack up either subscription rights or advertising prices in the current climate is odd, most odd.
In his ruling, Judge Birotte said the government had shown "a likelihood of success on the merits of its claim," The Los Angeles Times reported. He wrote that many websites do not produce original content but "primarily post links to stories on the websites of other content generators — including local newspapers like The Register or The Press-Enterprise."
That sadly betrays a terrible misunderstanding about how the American newspaper trade has always worked. Or the English or that of anywhere else for that matter. Someone breaks a story and within hours of it hitting the streets everyone else has the same story, with the same quotes, same facts and some minimal or possibly greater acknowledgement of "as reported first by XYZ paper". We even have a phrase for it, "cookie cutting" and it's not something that started with blogs at all.
Tribune, in defending its bid to acquire Freedom Communications out of bankruptcy, finds itself in the position of arguing something that publishers have been loath to admit: The rise of the Internet means consumers and advertisers have similarly good options besides print.
"The Internet has exploded with new news and information sites," Tribune said in a Friday bankruptcy court filing. "For better or worse, the court and the government need only look at the phone in their pocket to understand that the trend [toward] digital content is accelerating."
And that's showing a great deal more understanding of the current age than the judge or the Justice Department is.
The economic point here is that our understanding of monopoly has become a great deal more nuanced in recent decades. With the /Office Direct case we must understand that it is not actually market share that economists worry about these days. It is potential competition. That is, don't worry about whether someone does have a significant portion of the market or not. If they try to exploit that monopolistic position, are there people out there who will enter the fray to compete away that attempt at monopoly profits? In the office supplies trade quite obviously yes there is. The FTC restriction is based on the idea that the large national accounts would now be served by this new behemoth. As I put it yesterday it's the idea that Jeff Immelt at GE would be too stupid to think about buying marker pens at Amazon and Jeff Bezos would be too dumb to suggest it to him. Unlikely really and thus not the basis of a valid concern about the deal.
Whether a potential monopoly is contestable is of course very closely related to the question of whether there are substitutes for that offering of that monopoly. And what is a substitute has been expanded in the general view in recent decades. Sure, Justice is correct that there's only so many known newspaper brands in those areas. But the new thinking is that that just isn't important. There are all those online outlets (like this one) for people to get their news from. It is possible to use Monster, or Craigslist, for classifieds. In fact, the very bankruptcy of most of the newspapers in the country is that very evidence we need. Budgets available keep falling, ad rates keep falling, subscriptions keep falling, exactly and precisely because there are ever more substitutes for that package we call the newspaper. That's actually the very problem: so it is most, most, odd to insist that our staring at the rubble of a once proud industry proves that there's no competition to it.
In short Justice is simply defining the market here too closely. They should be looking at the wider market for news, for advertising, not the more static application of old rules to just one sector.
There's a deeper importance to the public policy here too. It really is true that technology changes. And our management of the economic landscape has to both acknowledge that and also change with that. What might have been true four decades ago, the tight grip that print newspapers had on their markets, just is no longer true. Thus we must be looking to the wider market, not just the newspaper one. This is true when we look at taxi licencing (not just Uber, but the whole concept of rides for hail), at the market dominance of certain search engines and so on. Yes, we must change monopoly law not just in tune with the changes in the economic research into the subject, but also with regard to the changes in the underlying economy. Concern ourselves about where people might be establishing new ones, yes, but also lift restrictions on areas where in the past we might have worried but now no longer have to.
In short, Justice, the FTC, monopoly and competition law in general, has to get up to speed with the modern day, both in theory and in reality.


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Large-scale coupling in neuronal activity is essential in all cognitive functions, but its emergence and functional correlates are poorly known in the human newborn. This study aimed to characterize functional connectivity in the healthy human newborn, and to identify the changes in connectivity related to vigilance states and to maturation during the early postnatal weeks. We recorded active and quiet sleep of 38 sleeping newborn babies using multichannel electroencephalography (EEG) at 2 neonatal time points. Functional connectivity between brain areas was quantified with 3 different metrics: phase–phase correlations, amplitude–amplitude correlations (AACs), and phase–amplitude correlations. All functional connectivity measures changed significantly between vigilance states and matured rapidly after normal birth. The observed changes were frequency-specific, most salient in AAC coupling, and their development was compatible with the known development of structural cortico-cortical connectivity. The present findings support the view that emerging functional connectivity exhibits fundamental differences between sleep states months before the onset of genuine EEG signatures of sleep states. Moreover, our findings also support the idea that early cortical events entail different mechanisms of functional coupling needed to provide endogenous guidance for early activity-dependent development of brain networks.
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