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Nepali Times Welcomes Feedback
#351 1 - 7 June 2007 16 pages Rs 30 “Maybe I will still find him,” Ram Krishni Chaudhary says, but from the Weekly Internet Poll # 351 tone of her voice one can tell she has very The number of Q. Should all sides cut their losses and let Melamchi die? little hope. It has been nearly four years since her Nepalis still listed Total votes: 2,810 25-year-old son, Bhaban, left for work in India. He was picked up by soldiers from as disappeared the Chisapani Barracks along with seven other young men and never seen again. during the war One of the seven was later released because he was related to a soldier. 937 Weekly Internet Poll # 352. To vote go to: www.nepalitimes.com According to his testimony, they were Q. How do you rate the performance of the interim government since it was made to lie down in the back of a installed two months ago? military truck underneath sacks on top of which the soldiers sat. They were severely tortured. Under pressure from the National Human Rights Commission, the army finally disclosed in 2004 that three of the detained had been killed in an “encounter”. The army said it didn’t know about the other three. “There is now an interim government, maybe someone will tell me where my son is,” Ram Krishni said recently in Nepalganj where she inaugurated the nepa-laya exhibition by unveiling her own portrait. One year after the ceasefire, Bhaban is among 937 people still officially listed as missing by the International Committee of the Red Cross. -
João Garcia 14 Uma Vida Nos Tectos Do Mundo
João Garcia 14 Uma vida nos tectos do mundo CONTEÚDOS Introdução 9 14 Pessoas 15 > Ramon Morandeira U O médico e o amigo 17 > Vítor Baía U O homem que “domina” os céus 20 > Gonçalo Velez U O primeiro “8000” 23 > Elizabeth Hawley U A avozinha de Katmandu 26 > Pascal Debrouwer U Uma dupla para a Montagnes du Monde 29 > Angel Muñoz U O guia espanhol 33 > Berta Rodrigues U O primeiro desafio literário 35 > Aurélio Faria U O amigo da TV 38 > Piotr Pustelnik U A primeira e a última 42 > Jean-Luc Fohal U Ironman da Bélgica 45 > A família U Apoio incondicional 48 > Ivan Vallejo U Do Equador aos Himalaias 51 > Reinhold Messner e Peter Habeler U Os pioneiros 54 > Zimba Sherpa U Símbolo de um povo admirável 58 14 Competências 63 ginástica U escutismo U voleibol U râguebi U escalada U triatlo U maratonas U ultra-trail U carpintaria U electrónica U radioamadorismo U electrotecnia U fotografia U costura 14 Montanhas 81 > Cho Oyu U Provar que também sou capaz 83 > Dhaulagiri U A confirmação 86 > Evereste U Uma lição muito dura 90 > Gasherbrum II U Sabermos levantar-nos quando caímos 94 > Gasherbrum I U Acreditar nos sonhos 98 > Lhotse U Afastar os fantasmas 102 > Kangchenjunga U Não abandonamos os nossos nem desistimos à primeira 106 > Shishapangma U O fim de um sonho 110 > K2 U O profissionalismo 114 > Makalu U Uma história de amizade 117 > Broad Peak U Um “8000” em onze dias 121 > Manaslu U A expedição mais longa 125 > Nanga Parbat U O perigo à espreita 129 > Annapurna U A cereja no topo do bolo 133 14 Momentos 139 ida de bicicleta à serra da Estrela U -
Explorersweb - the Pioneers Checkpoint - the Pioneers Checkpoint
Explorersweb - the pioneers checkpoint - the pioneers checkpoint http://www.explorersweb.com/print.php?id=20220 Jun 27, 2011 11:47 am EDT Pakistan wrap-up: French Alps in the news, aborted summit pushes in Karakoram (Angela Benavides) The French Alps, not Karakoram, were in the news this weekend after 6 climbers were found dead on a slope. In Pakistan, a couple of early summit pushes on the 8000ers were unsuccessful. Among them by French Sophie Denis, who wants them all, and she wants them fast. Teaming up with Lakpa Sherpa from FTA, she launched an attempt on Broad Peak yesterday. In the news Six French climbers were found dead at the Neige Cordier peak (3,614 m) in the Alps this weekend. Conditions were reportedly good and avalanche has been ruled out. Seems the rope team slipped at the top of the corridor and fell 200 metres (650 ft) fairly soon after starting out on Saturday morning. According to media sources, a missing alert was never issued in spite of the victims failing to reach their lodge Saturday evening. The mountaineers, aged 16 - 64 years, were found lifeless on the route by a hiker on Sunday morning. Broad Peak Last year, French young gun Sophie Denis wrote ExplorersWeb to introduce herself. Sophie saw the light during a hard trip that included new routes in the Andes: she would chain-climb the 14x8000ers. The budding high altitude mountaineer planned a strategy, and as it turned out, wasn't kidding. Sophie summited Cho Oyu and Lhotse within two weeks this past May. -
Pakistan 2000
LINDSAY GRIFFIN Pakistan 2000 Thanks are due to Asem Mustafa Awan, BMC, Bernard Domenech, Xavier Eguskitza, DavidHamilton, Sean Isaac, WaIter Keller, Klettern, Yuri Koshelenko, Jamie McGuinness, MEp, Pakistan Ministry of Tourism, Emanuele Pellizzari, Simon Perritaz, Marko Prezelj, Alexander Ruchkin, Adam Thomas, UIAA Expeditions Commission, Dave Wilkinson and Simon Woodsfor help withproviding information. t was a mixed season on Pakistan's mountains, not least on the 8000m I peaks. While not a single climber reached the top of Gasherbrum I, a total of 25 summited K2 and were the fIrst to do so since July 1997. June's fine weather was rather too early for most expeditions to mount a summit bid, and by the next suitable period towards the end of July a signifIcant number of teams had already run out of time and left for home. Inevitably, there were several near misses but fortunately only one death. Sadly, this occurred to one of Spain's best-known mountaineers, Felix Iiiurrategi. The weather in the Karakoram was good throughout most of June and excellent in the latter part of the month. After this, however, the only clear weather window occurred briefly towards the end of July, with August generally bad owing to the influence of a heavy monsoon, and early September only marginally better. Access to Concordia for the 8000m peak base camps was easy early in the season owing to the low winter snowfall, but dry conditions on lower peaks and glaciers presented problems for numerous expeditions. The Baltoro SOOO-metre peaks Gasherbrum IT (803Sm) A total of 45 climbers representing 10 expeditions reached the 8035m summit of Gasherbrum IT, all between 20 and 30 July. -
Poland – One of the World Leaders in the Mountaineering and Himalayan Climbing
KNUV 2019; 3(61): 101-115 DOI: 10.34765/kn.0319.a07 Henryk Legienis Wyższa Szkoła Turystyki i Języków Obcych – Warszawa POLAND – ONE OF THE WORLD LEADERS IN THE MOUNTAINEERING AND HIMALAYAN CLIMBING Summary In the following article, the author will firstly present the definition of himalaism and the area at which it takes place. The second part of the article will take on the subject of the latest achievements of the Polish climbing groups and the individual climbers on the demanding areas of climbing, especially in the Himalayas and the adjacent territories, with the special recognition of winter himalaism. The third part, will focus on the discussion about the ways, in which our achievements can be used in the highest mountains of the world. The special focus will be put on the achievements in winter himalaism and their promotion in our country and abroad. The aim of all types of research is to know a real reality. The three most common and most useful targets are exploration, explanation of the explanation. This test is a thorough analisys of the phenomenon of so-called winter alpinism. The descriptive method was used in the paper in elementary analisys. As a research tool which can generally be any object to explain a given problem to take a specific set of thematic literature from which specific information and research data has been obtained. Key words: Himalayas, winter mountaineering, expeditions, human genome, outstanding Polish climber. JEL codes: L83 Introduction Humans are unique human beings inhabiting Earth, which is an exceptional and one of a kind planet, what can be derived from the latest scientific research. -
11Th Mountain Film Meetings - Program
11TH MOUNTAIN FILM MEETINGS - PROGRAM September 2-6th 2015, Zakopane Festival venues: - Cinema - Kino Sokół, Orkana 2 street - Dworzec Tatrzański, Krupówki 12 street - Hotel Rzemieślnik, Makuszyńskiego 12 street - Plac Niepodległości (bouldering competition) - Cafe Roma, Strążyska 39 street - STRH Cafe&Galery, Krupówki 4A street - Public Library, os. Łukaszówki 4a - Jesuit’s church "Na Górce”, Kaszelewskiego 9 street WEDNESDAY, September 2nd 10.45 - 15.30 Non-competition film screenings / Cinema 10.00 – 15.30 International Mountain Film Competition (second screening) / Dworzec Tatrzański 16.00 – 24.00 International Mountain Film Competition Screenings / Cinema 16.30 – 17.00 Film screening about Jerzy Hajdukiewicz by Bartosz Szwast / Dworzec Tatrzański 17.30 Julita Hudko – opening of the photo exhibition, Dworzec Tatrzański 18.00 – 19.30 Snow Organ's Music - Cho Oyu meeting with Maciej Pawlikowski / Dworzec Tatrzański 19.30 – 22.00 Travelling artists – film screenings with Tatra Museum / Dworzec Tatrzański THURSDAY, September 3rd 10.00 – 15.30 Non-competition film screenings / Cinema 10.00 – 15.30 International Mountain Film Competition (second screening) / Dworzec Tatrzański 16.00 – 24.00 International Mountain Film Competition Screenings / Cinema 16.00 – Literary meetings for children in the library / Public Library 17.00 – 18.00 Meeting with Piotr Snopczyński / Dworzec Tatrzański and photography exhibition / Hotel Rzemieślnik 18.00 – “Mountain Literary Thursday” with Anna Lichota and promotion of the book “Why the hell Bother? How climbing -
Explorersweb - the Pioneers Checkpoint - the Pioneers Checkpoint
Explorersweb - the pioneers checkpoint - the pioneers checkpoint http://www.explorersweb.com/print.php?id=20164 May 19, 2011 10:53 am EDT Himalaya and Everest wrap-up: pushing the edge in shaky weather, watch it live take 2 (Brooke Meetze) Another bunch of some 20 climbers summited Everest south in reportedly mild 10kts. Judging from the dispatches, the wind seems to alternate between hard and calm. More climbers are going up tonight, also on Lhotse, Everest North side, Kangchenjunga and Makalu. Watch for the oxygen-less attempts and a paraglide on Everest tonight, possibly even on the webcam just set up by the scientists at the Italian solar pyramid close to BC. Technology The EvK2Cnr Everest webcam has just been set up by the High Altitude Scientific and Technological Research. Here's from the press release: "The picture shows Mount Everest, 8,848 m, the highest mountain in the world. On the right you can see the South Col plateau, 8,000 m. The image is updated every 5 minutes, and you can even see the movements of clouds around the mountain. The webcam is active only with daylight, almost between 6 am and 18 pm, Nepali time zone." Everest South Gavin Bate (watch it live, take 1)/Adventure Alternative intended climbing up to Camp 4 (8,000m) on the South Col today, which means summit push tonight. "Looking at forecast it seems that there may be high winds tonight and tomorrow but if the team can make it up to camp 4 on the 19th May then it looks very positive for a summit on the morning of the 20th May! If not the 20th then the 21st which also looks like it will be favourable weather conditions." MountainTrip, led by Scott Woolums, aborted their summit attempt reporting strong and increasing winds. -
Successfull Summiteers of 2010 Spring Mt
Successfull summiteers of 2010 Spring Mt. Ama Dablam(6812 M.) S.No Name Country Summit Date Route Name of the Team Leader Name 1 Mr. Volodymyr Khytrykov Ukraine 20100513 Normal 7 Summits Club Amadablam Expedition Mr. Volodymyr Khytrykov 2 Mr. Pavel Laktyushkin Russia 20100513 Normal 7 Summits Club Amadablam Expedition Mr. Volodymyr Khytrykov 3 Mr. Dmitry Nikitin Canada 20100513 Normal 7 Summits Club Amadablam Expedition Mr. Volodymyr Khytrykov 4 Mr. Mingma Dorchi Sherpa Nepal 20100513 Normal 7 Summits Club Amadablam Expedition Mr. Volodymyr Khytrykov 5 Mr. Kami Dorje Sherpa Nepal 20100513 Normal 7 Summits Club Amadablam Expedition Mr. Volodymyr Khytrykov 6 Mr. Evgeniy Voronov Russia 20100502 Normal Russian Ama Dablam Expedition Mr. Evgeniy Voronov 7 Mr. Alek Sandr Panyaev Russia 20100502 Normal Russian Ama Dablam Expedition Mr. Evgeniy Voronov 8 Mr. Ram Bahadur Tamang Nepal 20100502 Normal Russian Ama Dablam Expedition Mr. Evgeniy Voronov 9 Mr. Sergey Kofanov Russia 20100410 Normal Media Arts Ama Dablam Expedition 2010 Mr. Sergey Kofanov 10 Mr. Ilya Slutskiy Russia 20100410 Normal Media Arts Ama Dablam Expedition 2010 Mr. Sergey Kofanov 11 Mr. Oleg Banar Ukraine 20100410 Normal Media Arts Ama Dablam Expedition 2010 Mr. Sergey Kofanov 12 Mr. Andrey Budnik Russia 20100410 Normal Media Arts Ama Dablam Expedition 2010 Mr. Sergey Kofanov Mt. Annapurna 1(8091 M.) Summit S.No Name Country Route Name of the Team Leader Name Date AnnapurnaI International Expedition 1 Mr. Piotr Pustelnik Poland 20100427 North Face Mr. -
Aktywność Ruchowa Na Obszarach Górskich Polski I Świata
STUDIA I MONOGRAFIE AKademiI WYCHowania FIZYCZnego we WroCławiu NR 118 AKTYWNOść RUCHOWA NA OBSZARACH GÓRSKICH POLSKi i śWIATA redaKCJA nauKowa Piotr Zarzycki Jacek Grobelny WROCław 2013 KOMITET WYDAWNICZY Ryszard Bartoszewicz Bogusława Idzik (sekretarz) Lesław Kulmatycki Andrzej Pawłucki Kazimierz Perechuda Andrzej Rokita Krystyna Rożek-Piechura (przewodnicząca) Alicja Rutkowska-Kucharska Anna Skrzek Marek Woźniewski RECENZENCI PROJEKT OKŁADKI Jolanta Mogiła-Lisowska Agnieszka Nyklasz Piotr Oleśniewicz redaKtor teCHniCZNY REDAKCJA I KoreKta Beata Irzykowska Mariola Langowska-Bałys Justyna Murdza redaKtor PROWADZĄCY Małgorzata Wieczorek Bogusława Idzik Joanna Pogroszewska (ang.) Projekt współfinansowany z budżetu Województwa Dolnośląskiego. Dotyczy: Urząd Marszałkowski Województwa Dolnośląskiego, Wybrzeże Słowackiego 12-14, 50-411 Wrocław. Dotacja została przeznaczona na realizację zadania publicznego pt. „Aktywność ruchowa na obszarach górskich Polski i świata”. Środki finansowe dotacji wynoszą 7500 zł. Egzemplarze bezpłatne. © Copyright by Wydawnictwo AWF Wrocław, 2013 ISSN 0239-6009 ISBN 978-83-89156-42-6 Wydawnictwo Akademii Wychowania Fizycznego we Wrocławiu 51-617 Wrocław, al. Ignacego Jana Paderewskiego 35 www.awf.wroc.pl/wydawnictwo Wydanie I Certyfikat jakości na zgodność z PN-EN ISO 9001:2009 Książka, którą nabyłeś, jest dziełem twórcy i wydawcy. Prosimy, abyś przestrzegał praw, jakie im przysługują. Jej zawartość możesz udostępnić nieodpłatnie osobom bliskim lub osobiście znanym. Ale nie publikuj jej w inter- necie. Jeśli cytujesz -
CAI NOV DIC 07 5-11-2007 15:49 Pagina A1
CAI NOV DIC 07 5-11-2007 15:49 Pagina a1 NOVEMBRE DICEMBRE 2007 st. – 45% art. 2 comma 20/b legge 662/96 - Filiale di Milano. Alpinismo invernale Pareti Nord: Adamello e Eiger Sciescursionismo Lesachtal Escursionismo Orobie d’inverno Novembre Dicembre 2007 Supplemento bimestrale a la “Rivista del a la 2007 Supplemento bimestrale Dicembre Novembre Alpino Italiano - Lo Scarpone” Club Po 12/2007 - Sped. in abb. N. CAI NOV DIC 07 5-11-2007 15:49 Pagina a2 Addio alle vesciche! Modello Eagle GTX www.salewa.com * ADDIO ALLE VESCICHE! – a condizione che le scarpe siano della giusta taglia, correttamente allacciate Tel.: 0471/242600 ed utilizzate con calzini tecnici nella pratica dello sport per il quale sono state ideate. CAI NOV DIC 07 6-11-2007 8:55 Pagina 1 Non passa giorno ormai da anni che la grande stampa internazionale - finalmente, aggiungiamo noi - non si occupi di cambiamenti climatici, idroeconomia, energia sostenibile, mobilità di qualità. Non sempre, va detto, lo si fa a proposito e con competenza scientifica, ma in ogni caso è chiaro a tutti quanto questi siano tra i grandi problemi epocali con cui dovranno confrontarsi fino in fondo l’attuale ed anche le prossime generazioni. Non vi è dubbio poi che la montagna nel suo di Pier Giorgio complesso, le Alpi in particolare, rappresentino un ambito di studio e Oliveti sperimentazione del tutto specifico. Qui, proprio per la delicatezza degli ecosistemi e per la diversità degli equilibri non solo ambientali ma anche sociali ed economici, risultano più visibili che altrove il rischio di crisi ambientale, la soluzione di continuità rispetto ad equilibri consolidati, la difficoltà di ricercare soluzioni di sistema. -
Everest Also Called Mt
MOUNTAINEERING IN NEPAL FACTS AND FIGURES Government of Nepal Ministry of Culture,Tourism & Civil Aviation Department of Tourism Kathmandu March, 2017 Gofob"t – c° @!! 1 Published Date : March, 2017 Number of Copies : 500 Copyright @ : Department of Tourism Published by : Ministry of Culture, Tourism & Civil Aviation Department of Tourism Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu Tel : 977-1-4256231, 4247037 Fax : 977-1-4227281 Website: www.tourismdepartment.gov.np Email : [email protected] 2 Gofob"t – c° @!! Chief Editor Mr. Dinesh Bhattarai Director General Editor Team Mr. Durga Datta Dhakal, Director Mr. Sabin Raj Dhakal, Director Mr. Laxman Sharma, Director Mr. Krishna Lamsal, Director Mr. Bishnu Prasad Regmi, Director Mr. Rishi Ram Bhattarai, Section Officer Mr. Rajendra Kumar Shrestha, Account Officer Ms. Rama Bhandari Gautam, Statistical Officer Supporting Team Mr. Santosh Moktan, Computer Officer Mr. Khem Raj Aryal, Nayeb Subba Mr. Tilakram Pandey, Accountant Gofob"t – c° @!! 3 4 Gofob"t – c° @!! Message Nepal is culturally rich country with variety of world-class and nature-based destination. Nepal is ideal destination for revelling untouched, undiscovered land and uncovering yourself. With most of the mighty peaks and mountains lying in Nepal, It is dreamland for mountaineers and trekkers. Mt. Everest also called Mt. Sagarmatha or Mt. Chomolungma is the highest mountain in the world with 8,848m height lies in nepal along with 7 other peaks ranging above 8,000m. In 1949, Nepal's peaks / mountains were opened for climbing. Since then, mountaineering has been the major tourism activity and considered as prolific sector in terms of revenue generation of the country. So, The Government of Nepal has opened 414 peak for mountaineering activities by adding 104 peaks in 2014. -
Kinga Baranowska /…/ DO KOMISJI WYPRAW POLSKIEGO ZWIĄZKU
Kinga Baranowska /…/ DO KOMISJI WYPRAW POLSKIEGO ZWIĄZKU ALPINIZMU Zwracam się z uprzejmą prośbą o zatwierdzenie organizowanej wyprawy na Annapurnę 2010 roku jako wyprawy centralnej Polskiego Związku Alpinizmu oraz dofinansowanie jej. Skład: Kinga Baranowska - KW Warszawa Piotr Pustelnik – KW Łódź oraz Horia Colibasanu – Klub Wysokogórski Timişoara Romania Termin: Marzec – Maj 2010 r. Opis Rejonu: Annapurna to dziesiąty co do wysokości szczyt ziemi o wysokości 8091 m n.p.m.. PołoŜona w Nepalu, po wschodniej stronie rzeki Kali Gandaki. NaleŜy do niskich ośmiotysięczników, jednak jest zaliczana do najniebezpieczniejszych gór świata. Do 2005 roku zarejestrowano zaledwie 103 wejścia na wierzchołek główny. Masyw Annapurny jest bardzo rozległy i składa się z 6 duŜych szczytów, czyli głównego wierzchołka i pięciu wysokich siedmiotysięczników. Jest pierwszym ośmiotysięcznikiem zdobytym przez człowieka – 3 czerwca 1950 roku zdobyli ją po cięŜkiej walce Maurice Herzog i Louise Lachenal. Źródło: 8000ers.com & E. Jurgalski Fot: Horia Colibasanu Do tej pory górę zdobyło 8 Polaków, w tym jedna Polka: • 1987 – Artur Hajzer, Jerzy Kukuczka – pierwsze wejście zimowe, • 1991 – Bogdan Stefko, Krzysztof Wielicki, Wanda Rutkiewicz, Ryszard Pawłowski, Mariusz Sprutta, • 1996 – Andrzej Marciniak Publikacje i strony internetowe na temat rejonu: Korona Himalajów – Richard Sale, John Cleare www.mounteverest.net http://www.8000ers.com/cms/en/annapurna-i-general-info-186.html http://www.summitpost.org/mountain/rock/150258/annapurna-i.html http://everestnews.com/ Nasze plany: Wyprawa planuje wspinaczkę na Annapurnę od strony północnej drogą niemiecką. Annapurna to trudny szczyt. Drogi prowadzące na Annapurnę zarówno od strony północnej jak i południowej, charakteryzują się duŜymi trudnościami technicznymi oraz zagroŜeniami obiektywnymi. Przed Annapurną planujemy się aklimatyzować w dolinie Khumbu na jednym z siedmiotysięczników lub na jednym z niskich ośmiotysięczników w Tybecie.