Student Opinion Some sports, like extreme mountain climbing, are dangerous.
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His eldest son, John, died while mountain climbing in 2002.
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Mountain climbing, football, horse riding — you name it, they do it.
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"This hike consists of rock climbing, mountain climbing and scrambling," she shared.
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Our subjects have included mountain climbing, hunting, baseball-card collecting, and canoeing.
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Our own side can't tell the difference between mountain climbing and musical chairs.
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Student Opinion: Is It Selfish to Pursue Risky Sports Like Extreme Mountain Climbing?
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The origins of mountain climbing lay in the middle of the 19th century.
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But this is an eclipse in an earth sign: a mountain climbing sea goat.
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This "shadow Madeline" taunts you as you traverse the various levels of mountain climbing.
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Drones replace the need for workers with mountain climbing skills and really good life insurance plans.
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Kerry did serious sailing and mountain climbing; he played football and baseball and lacrosse and wrestled.
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When he began mountain climbing in the Cascades, he became hooked on the intricacies of mountain weather.
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It's like mountain climbing, who would do it if you didn't get the view from the top?
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Most colonists thought he was insane, a prejudice toward mountain climbing many Americans have yet to overcome.
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A surfing accident in 2014 left Plain with multiple injuries, but he recovered to continue mountain climbing.
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It has really amazing stories about extreme athletes like paragliding and mountain climbing and things like that.
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The couple met in June 2013 in Bolivia on a mountain-climbing expedition led by the groom.
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Moon is known for his love of mountain climbing and has trekked in the Himalayas at least twice.
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The end result is a thicker rope, albeit one you probably wouldn't want to use for mountain climbing.
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"The government will now make the required changes in laws and regulations guiding mountain climbing," he told Reuters.
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Mr. Renzi became impatient — and running Italy, like mountain climbing and marathon running, requires a lot of patience.
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Mountain climbing probably achieves the same end, but tee times in Ireland and Britain are an easier summit.
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When I started mountain climbing, I wanted to prove to myself that I was capable of attempting the impossible.
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He got to eat like a king and didn't need to do any of the requisite mountain-climbing beforehand.
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As for Roxy, she's had her fill of mountain-climbing and is ready to stay at sea level for now.
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It's gone skiing, bike riding, mountain climbing and rolling around in the mud with a bunch of attractive product models.
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There, he served as a coroner in Teton County, investigating mountain climbing deaths and drowning incidents in Yellowstone National Park.
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I told him that mountain climbing isn't my thing because I hate going downhill and worry I'll slip and fall.
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In 1982, a mountain climbing accident left him with frostbite so severe both of his legs had to be amputated.
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Tourism and mountain climbing are key sources of income and account for four percent of the gross domestic product of Nepal.
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Garmin is still making lightweight activity trackers, ones that appeal more to the step-counting crowd than the mountain-climbing kind.
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Tourism and mountain climbing are the main sources of income for the Himalayan nation and make up 4 percent of its economy.
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So I asked Dr. Domenic Roscioli about altitude-related blood pressure, and whether it could cause a permanent erection while mountain climbing.
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Mountain climbing, chrysanthemums and dogwood displays are still a tradition on the day, which has a focus on good health and longevity.
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Mountain-climbing, chrysanthemums and dogwood displays are still a tradition on the day, which has a focus on good health and longevity.
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The judges said Wednesday the pair embody the essence of mountain-climbing, setting new levels of accomplishment and providing inspiration for younger generations.
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Weirder yet were paintball video games like the Extreme Paintbrawl series and even a PowerBar-sponsored mountain climbing game called Extreme Rock Climbing.
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After returning from Kilimanjaro, Khumalo furiously researched mountain climbing and set her sights on a new goal: summiting the world's seven highest mountains.
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Written in German, Ascent is about a mountain climbing expedition that goes all wrong, a tragedy foreshadowed in the book's remarkable first paragraph.
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In her mountain climbing career, Ms. Fox was the first American woman to reach the summit of Gasherbrum II, between Pakistan and China.
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Q&A The professional photographer and filmmaker Jimmy Chin, 43, originally began taking photos as a means to support his mountain-climbing habit.
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For some time he was obsessed with the card game duplicate bridge, until he dropped it in favor of bicycling and mountain climbing.
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"Fashion Week is like an expedition, an adventure, like mountain climbing," Mr. Badia said at a Balenciaga show in the Bois de Boulogne.
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In South Korea, where mountain climbing is a national pastime, an estimated one in three people go hiking at least twice a month.
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About 8% of the nearly 1.1 million tourists who visited the country in 2019 went hiking or mountain climbing, according to official estimates.
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The tethers and carabiners were from mountain-climbing gear suppliers and were incompatible with the knives supplied to cut them in an emergency.
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One of my greatest, most memorable VR experiences to date was with Sólfar Studios' Everest VR, and that mountain-climbing simulator is PSVR bound.
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Kayaking and mountain climbing accidents kill a handful of people each year, according to the Norwegian Maritime Authority and the Norwegian Mountain Climber Association.
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He wrote about Florida, where he was raised, as well as mountain climbing and cycling, hobbies he adopted later in life, and personal finance.
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Apple, for example, sponsored a 13-minute documentary about a mountain-climbing Bangladeshi woman that happened to be shot entirely on an iPhone 6s.
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So if your plan is to visit Mexico City or go mountain-climbing in Argentina, the odds of being bitten there are close to nil.
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The ball leaves Kamara like the cliff edge at the beginning of a mountain climbing free fall (sorry—I was just watching "Cliffhanger" last night).
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Visitors come for its unusual, pristine nature and the plethora of outdoor activities in a relatively compact area — trekking, fishing, rafting, surfing and mountain climbing.
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Andrea Forsyth and her father enjoy going mountain climbing together and recently scaled Mount Rainer in Washington state and Mount Whitney in California, she said.
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Located in the heart of the Mont Blanc region, this village is ideal for mountain climbing during the summer seasons and skiing during the winter months.
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Rupert, a workaholic, sided with Mr. Ailes in a turf war and was also annoyed that his eldest son enjoyed lengthy sailing and mountain climbing vacations.
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Mountain climbing is a key source of employment and income for the cash strapped nation, home to eight of the world's 14 highest peaks, including Mount Everest.
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In Paolo Sorrentino's recent movie "Youth," Robert Seethaler had a brief but memorable turn playing a big-bearded mountain climbing instructor who falls hard for Rachel Weisz.
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Many said they were troubled by past recruitment campaigns that played up the masculine aspects of nursing, like one that compared the adrenaline rush to mountain climbing.
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President Obama, and his two mountain-climbing staff, can put parks on the right path to cleaner air – for our families' health, and for our national parks.
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Fingerpaint gives out "piton awards," named after the mountain climbing tool, to showcase when a worker has done a good job and is taking on more responsibility.
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Scientists say the findings not only help explain Sherpas' mountain-climbing prowess — they may also lead to new ways of treating oxygen deficiencies, called "hypoxia," in hospital patients.
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Serious fitness trackers from Garmin and Fitbit give you the option of mountain climbing, brisk walk, or everything in between; Motorola assumes that you only go for runs.
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We thought also people who are very active—mountain climbing, biking, on the trail—they are also the kind of people that can enjoy this type of product.
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Some hospitals are trying to make caregiving jobs seem manly — like with a recruitment poster comparing the "adrenaline rush" of being an operating room nurse to mountain climbing.
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In late July, he went mountain climbing in Wyoming the same day he had a show in Boise, Idaho, and then flew to Palm Springs, California after his performance.
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Nepal is home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountains, including Everest, and mountain climbing is a key source of employment and income for the cash strapped nation.
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Over the years, she became a highly-respected chronicler of mountain climbing in the Himalayan nation, which is home to eight of the world's 14 highest peaks, including Mount Everest.
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I had kinda felt it before, when I'd gone mountain climbing and stuff, but ... jumping out of an airplane is the most miserable thing I've ever done in my life.
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"If I may put this in terms of mountain climbing, we've just passed the first station on a mountain of 10 stations," said Akira Ono, head of the Fukushima plant.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - An avalanche in central Japan on Monday killed seven high school students and a teacher who were among a group of almost 50 on mountain climbing training, police said.
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I enjoy stress-testing technology to its limits (RIP MacBook Pro 2007), creative cooking with rare botanicals and spontaneous adventures — like spur-of-the-moment mountain climbing and late-night forest exploration.
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"The backpack that the Embassy had was left in the town as storage, with his mountain climbing clothing and sleeping bag and other things he did not need in the rainforest," Roman explains.
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The state's topography is well-suited for many types of recreation, from mountain climbing and biking to kayaking and fishing, but the hills and flats are ideal for bike race training and competitions.
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For those who don't know, free climbing is the same thing as rock or mountain climbing, but without ropes to break falls and no equipment other than fingers and toes while attempting ascents.
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As a teenager, he had visited the Costa Rican jungle with his father, a famed National Geographic Explorer and adventurer who taught his son everything he knew about mountain climbing, rafting and survivalist skills.
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"People feel that women are not supposed to do mountain climbing, women are not supposed to get out of their house and we are changing that stereotype," said Nargis, one of the Afghan climbers.
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The company brings new and old works that draw from Caribbean dance and music traditions, including the New York premiere of Chris Walker's "Mountain Climbing," a tribute to Mr. Nettleford, who died in 2010.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Two Chileans and a man with dual U.S.-Russian citizenship died in Peru while trying to climb a snow-capped mountain in the Andes, a spokesman for a mountain climbing group said Tuesday.
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Matthews paired up with James, 28, for the race and both teams raised money for the Michael Matthews Foundation, which was set up in honor of Matthews' brother who died during a mountain climbing expedition.
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The raised front hooves echo some of the most famous equestrian paintings in art history, from Rubens's "Saint George and the Dragon" to Jacques-Louis David's propagandistic image of Napoleon on a mountain-climbing steed.
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FREE SOLO Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, the married filmmaking team behind the acclaimed mountain-climbing documentary "Meru," follow the climber Alex Honnold on his quest to surmount El Capitan in Yosemite National Park.
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His hunt for a shirt continues as he climbs a mountain—climbing mountains is HUGE this summer, as loyal column readers will recall—and later walks into a hidden waterfall in Tahiti with his sneakers on.
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In the 2100 years prior, its founder, Yvon Chouinard, an accomplished rock climber, had gone from selling hand-forged mountain climbing gear to the largest supplier of climbing hardware in the US. The year was 1973.
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New Zealander Guy Cotter, chief executive of mountain climbing guide company Adventure Consultants, said he knew the drug had been tested at high altitudes but didn't believe the results had proven to be negative or positive.
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But as Isserman's own stories about the American K2 expeditions in 1938 and 1939 and the ferocious turn-of-the-20th-century rivalry between Annie Peck and Fanny Bullock Workman make clear, competition has long been a feature of mountain climbing.
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"I think doing your taxes, studying, or attending a lecture should be avoided," he says, adding that anything that could put a life at risk —like driving, mountain climbing, or (apparently) working at the nuclear power plant, needs to be called off.
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I thought how nice it would be for me to come home early in the afternoon and play ball with you, and go mountain-climbing and see the trees, and brooks, and learn all about woodcraft, hunting, fishing, swimming and things like that.
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I once got straight off an early flight to Los Angeles and took a taxi to Shapehouse in Santa Monica, where I was wrapped in an infrared blanket like a human burrito and sweat profusely while I watched a documentary about mountain climbing.
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In performances on Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon, the company will bring new and old works that draw from Caribbean dance and music traditions, including the New York premiere of Chris Walker's "Mountain Climbing," a tribute to Mr. Nettleford, who died in 2010.
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Among the environments shown, where up to four users can meet in VR, are an arctic campfire, a dinner party in Paris, a forest setting, a private jet in transit, a mountain climbing rig, a tropical beach and even an outside space station meeting.
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Stretching and moving your limbs—perhaps by taking a walk, or doing some mountain climbing (if you haven't seen photos of mountain goats scaling mountains, Capricorn, you're missing out on a whole lot of inspiration)—are good things to do during this new moon.
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Emilia Husson, a French student who is studying Sigall's work at the time of her accident, visits the hospital and ends up falling in love with Estévez despite the fact that he is married and she is engaged to a mountain-climbing astronomer back in France.
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Mr. Brooker had been immersed in early computer research at the University of Cambridge when one day, on his way home from a mountain-climbing trip in North Wales, he stopped at the University of Manchester to tour its computer lab, which was among the first of its kind.
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Theater Israel Horovitz directs this Gloucester Stage Company production — closing on Sunday — of his quiet, melancholy new play in which a recently retired New Yorker (Will Lyman), on a mountain-climbing trip to Alaska, ponders his life, the time he's wasted and the fractures in his family since the death of his son.
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"Clothing made from artificial flannelette fabrics composed of trace elements such as high-grade protein, amino acids, fruit juice, magnesium, iron, and calcium, as clothing worn by people engaged in sailing, outdoor exploration, and mountain climbing, can be eaten to avoid starvation in the event that food has run out," the text accompanying the photos reads.
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Trained as a photographer, Steciw's approach to art is both liberal and personal in the sense that she collects images from her daily life to later dissect and assemble into painterly compositions that can be hung by from a chain attached to several mountain-climbing hinges or stacked up neatly in the confines of a frame.
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The white guy (Dan Bucatinsky) who gets the job is a stooge with a Duke M.B.A. She has a G.E.D. Fortunately, her best work friend (Leah Remini) has a whiz-kid son who sends out a doctored résumé and cooks up a phony Facebook page that turns her into the mountain-climbing go-getter she swore she'd never be.
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These days they are also "fitness-tourism" people, with whom you can book a mountain-climbing trek, a surfing expedition or, if that sounds a little too close to nature, a stay inside a 1,000-foot Manhattan tower at the first of what Equinox promises will one day be a constellation of 75 hotels around the world.
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The book tells the tale of how the two decided several years ago to quit their day jobs and put their stash of $10,000 in savings towards O&aposBrady becoming a full-time mountain-climbing and pole-darting adventurer with a trail of admirers and corporate sponsorships (currently including Canada Goose, Sleep Number, and the Wisconsin-based supplement and nutrition company, Standard Process).
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Getting Over It looks to be an intensification of the kinds of things we've seen in Foddy's games before, and thematic and gameplay references to the wonderful Sexy Hiking suggest that Foddy's mountain climbing game is going to be one that will spark the interest of those of us who loved to be "griefed" by games in the past and those of us who yearn to be in the future.
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