It's the perfect companion for long treks through untamed wilds.
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Idaho Conservation League has held overnight treks in the reserve.
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He loved Norway's wildness, making several walking treks through it.
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It just got a lot easier to track your mountain treks.
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Now she treks 13km to buy beef from a local village.
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That makes a big difference in longer shoots or multi-day treks.
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Hiking. Norman says he goes on lengthy treks, sometimes 8-10 hours.
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"Daybreak" follows a young man as he treks through a zombie wasteland.
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For some, though, these long treks are an essential part of business.
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Frank treks down, and Shine tells him that she's surprised he came.
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The spaces between my long and lonely transcontinental treks felt equally uncertain.
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Five years ago, around 80% of treks were run by foreign companies.
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On my trail treks in Virginia, I watched the bulldozers creep closer.
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For travelers making their holiday treks by air, flight tracking website flightaware.
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She treks downtown regularly just for these types of events at the store.
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These trips often involve a lot of driving, long treks through unfamiliar territory.
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She earned a bachelor's degree in business administration and works for Crystal Mountain Treks.
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In times of turbulence — Greek debt, Russian aggression, refugee treks — Europe needs a captain.
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Nature Treks is arguably one of the most relaxing VR experiences in my opinion.
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The anthology web television series, "Star Trek: Short Treks," also streams on All Access.
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People began making treks into the forest to see this act of passionate art.
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Guests can go on treks to see them or the more active golden monkeys.
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In Kojima's game, invisible monsters stalk Sam Bridges as he treks across empty landscapes.
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He was excited about what he might find on his treks through the city.
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Fugitives' use of stars in the night sky to navigate treks north is legendary.
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Ballinger owns Alpenglow Expeditions, which is a company that guides ski trips, treks and climbs.
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When humans left the African savanna, they likely made treks of only a few miles.
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Grann's article on Worsley's many treks across the Antarctic in emulation of Shackleton was fascinating.
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For example, the couple used to help lead treks for the Arthritis Society of Canada.
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My husband is no longer strong enough to accompany me on all my hospital treks.
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That's valuable to keep in mind during ski trips or treks to high mountain ranges.
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But there's something strange happening in the woods, and he treks directly into a deeper mystery.
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These three treks together, which are being called the Polar Hat Trick, will be undertaken separately.
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And it starts out that way, with solitary treks through the woods that feel almost meditative.
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Those bindings are functional, but not as well suited for longer treks, particularly in deep snow.
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Waterproof leather and seam-sealed construction will keep your feet dry even on the muddiest treks.
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For example, they need strenuous work such as rugged jungle treks in order to properly digest.
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After gathering at the arts center, the audience treks on foot to a "secret location" nearby.
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Despite weekly treks to physical therapy, exercises every night after dinner, repeated surgeries, I remained disabled.
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That caravan quickly grew to thousands as it moved north on daily 30-mile (50-km) treks.
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Simone Sullivan treks up to Frisco, Colorado, for a scenic weed retreat in the small mountain town.
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After several early morning treks only to find that the car was already filled, she gave up.
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Both of those features provide a more athletic feel that comes in handy on extended winter treks.
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The cause of death was not immediately known, said Thaneswor Guragain of the Seven Summit Treks agency.
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Get them something just as trusty but much more packable for longer treks where every ounce counts.
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"He loved them so much because he was tested," Brandalin Cash, 29, said of her father's treks.
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The pundits have hypothesized on virtually every aspect of Clinton's and Sanders's treks to and through Iowa.
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The Australian man was identified as Francesco Marchetti, 54, by the Adventure Thamserku Treks and Expeditions company.
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Too frequently I experience delays "due to train traffic" or "signal trouble" on my treks around town.
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The actor served as host for the travel show Treks in a Wild World, which aired on PBS.
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Kim treks over the Grand Trunk Road with the Teshoo Lama, a holy man searching for spiritual liberation.
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But what American society has accomplished so far looks a lot like the Treks' integrated, diversity-welcoming futures.
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"You always get the imprint that Jake Gyllenhaal treks to the beat of his own heart," Green wrote.
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And for visitors who aren't into long treks, the journey can be taken on horseback for 80 soles.
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The global debate over migration often focuses on the desperate treks of Syrians fleeing a horrible civil war.
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The answers may help reveal what might happen to bigger creatures, such as humans, on long star treks.
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The Companies portion will function like video-based "treks" to replicate the experience of their in-person events.
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People from the Middle East and Africa are taking rickety boats and making treacherous treks to reach Europe.
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Now that they are married and living in Harlem, she treks to the bakery four times a year.
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Years of pickup basketball had wrecked his ankles, leaving regular bicycle treks as his only form of exercise.
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Nature Treks VR does the same thing, except in this case you get six windows into different environments.
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Adams proved her mettle by making treks across Europe to attend to her husband's career as a diplomat.
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Athol Fugard's apartheid-era drama, staged by the South African director Yaël Farber, treks toward its final performance.
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The dangerous treks, the abuse by gangs and cartels, and the extreme physical dangers, and it must be solved.
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Clinton in 2016, which some top advisers counseled against; his daily 12-mile treks to a Park Slope gym.
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Adventurers strive for "firsts" — fastest times from A to B, or long-distance treks with a minimum of support.
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This feels natural if the couple treks on a regular basis but borders on contrived to less outdoorsy people.
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She began limiting the number of treks she made to the parking lot, and soon her milk supply dwindled.
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The region is mainly known to the Nerkagi, Indigenous reindeer herders who assemble there during their annual nomadic treks.
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My dad has learned Spanish and sometimes treks alone to outlying villages, chatting with people, coming back with stories.
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If fighting is low, as it has been recently, they lead treks into the safe parts of the mountains.
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"He has set the world record," said Mingma Sherpa, chairman of the Seven Summit Treks company that employs Kami.
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She compared such voyages to her own treks as a graduate student, when she studied aboard oceanic research vessels.
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New nature programs include brunch with baby animals on the working farm and guided treks to identify spring wildflowers.
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The bodies were found and it was determined that Seven Summit Treks would be hired to handle the recovery.
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The televisions on Air Force One are certain to be tuned to the debate as Trump treks across the Pacific.
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Plus, living in New York City means snowy, wind-chilled treks to the subway to get to my fitness locales.
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An Australian woman, Maria Strydom, who was also traveling with the Seven Summit Treks, started suffering altitude sickness last Saturday.
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Chris, hot and bothered, treks to Becca's hotel through the empty streets of Richmond, VA. He is angry at Lincoln.
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Activities include ice treks, visiting with penguins (tap-dancing or otherwise), and visiting the sauna at the Russian Science Base.
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Slip a laptop up to 216 inches into the main pocket, and it'll stay protected during your treks across town.
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For these reasons, I spent the first dozen hours of Dragon's Dogma carefully scheduling my treks out into the wilderness.
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A good bag can make long security lines, rushed transfers, and meandering treks looking for the Airbnb much more enjoyable.
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There are stoner painting classes, stoner mountain treks and stoner chefs who will cook you a four-course marijuana dinner.
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I soon began stopping at a kosher bakery downtown on midnight treks home; I hardly realized this had become routine.
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Monarch Mountain in south central Colorado has added three uphill routes for treks to the top of the Continental Divide.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's WEEDIQUETTE, host Krishna Andavolu treks to Colombia to meet the country's indigenous marijuana farmers.
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On this episode of HAMILTON'S PHARMACOPEIA, host Hamilton Morris treks to New Zealand to meet activist and musician Matt Bowden.
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But commuters in New York spent the longest on their treks to work, clocking in at 42 minutes one way.
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Ski resorts are a hiker's haven, according to Ms. Lenci, with dozens of possible treks ranging from easy to strenuous.
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For treks that involve battling the elements at any point, it'd be wise to invest in a high quality umbrella.
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Ghosh, an experienced climber, was on an expedition led by Nepalese company Seven Summit Treks, one of the country's largest.
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Gerry suffered from a recurring back problem and couldn't carry the 35-pounds of supplies most hikers shoulder during long treks.
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Local man Frank Lesjean treks through a field after work to tend to their memorial, accessible only by a muddy track.
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Outside of a wealthy few, citizens are forced to make often lengthy treks to overcrowded and understaffed hospitals in urban centers.
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"We'll do the treks here now, and then hopefully we'll come back here in five years," he said during his expedition.
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My own mother now dons the white terry cloth robe in the mornings and treks down the path to the lake.
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The big cat's treks will be no more, though, as he was found dead Monday with burn prints on his paws.
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In previous Treks, we've known enough to care about pretty much everyone on the bridge of the Starship or space station.
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O'Neill, the camp spokesperson, said members of the scouting family have been "incredibly supportive" of the decision to cancel the treks.
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For "breathin'," she exchanges the upside down universes and dark treks in the wilderness for an unlikely star: her pet pig.
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The color is still a vibrant green, and they show no real visible wear despite my frequent treks across the city.
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More than 20 explorations are available to guests, like island treks and bicycle and boat tours led by multilingual local guides.
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Scientists played by Marion Cotillard and Jeremy Irons supervise the time treks while trying to keep their other subjects at bay.
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But even so, rovers still roam the surface of the world on humanity's behalf, making their solitary treks along previously unexplored paths.
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The treks take place during all kinds of weather aside from massive blizzard conditions, so wear your wellies and a waterproof jacket.
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I'm a casual trail rider, who prefers long treks along winding paths of dirt, rather than someone who enjoys extreme technical riding.
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On the latest episode of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " Nelson treks to San Diego, California, for one of his routine barn examinations.
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The same researchers had previously shown that high altitude treks can also reduce sperm counts, though sperm quality seems to be unaffected.
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Others include LaTroy Hawkins, Curt Schilling, Ryan Howard and Roger Clemens, but none are known to have made six treks to Cooperstown.
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Their bodies were found at a site that often is the starting point for treks to Mount Toubkal, North Africa's highest peak.
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Thaneswor Guragai, a manager at Seven Summit Treks, said the deaths were not the result of any management failings at the company.
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He treks to the Valley of the Caves and helps rescue a young Talib who had been kidnapped by Northern Alliance militiamen.
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A mechanical engineer for a robotics company in the Albany area, Johnston treks to Brooklyn after work for practices that conclude around midnight.
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You'll have access to chests early on, but a limited on-hand inventory means frequent treks back to base to store your spoils.
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Seema Goswami was undergoing treatment at a hospital after being airlifted from the Everest region, said Pemba Sherpa, the Seven Summit Treks manager.
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Taxa's Cricket values function over form, as might be expected for a camper meant for wilderness treks designed by a former NASA engineer.
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The company has arranged for treks to many of Bhutan's monasteries, mountain-biking along 12,000-foot mountain passes, and participation in archery tournaments.
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She treks there each day and, with help from a younger colleague, reports eight times every 24 hours to the state meteorological agency.
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"Star Trek: Short Treks" will be released monthly, and each episode will tell a separate, closed-ended story, CBS said in a statement.
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What was left were increasingly oddball flights — 31-hour treks on airlines we'd never heard of — and a smattering of very expensive ones.
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"There's always steadies here, but then always new people you want to meet," he said about why he still treks back to Gottscheer.
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Yuyutsu Sharma, a Nepalese poet who treks in the Himalayas, read his poem about earning the right to be called a New Yorker.
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Because they're dry to start with, they don't get stale quickly, making them ideal for picnics, parties, tailgaters, treks and trips to China.
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During their treks, Hahn carries Knecht in a secure harness on his back, and Knecht gives verbal directions to guide him along the trail.
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Once a week he treks down to the Mountain View headquarters and twice a week he works at the company's office in San Francisco.
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After he described the standard two-, three- and four-day treks that Condor offers, we decided that none of them were right for us.
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Thaneswar Gurgai of Seven Summit Treks told The Associated Press that Mr. Thakar successfully reached the summit but began experiencing issues during his descent.
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The Pacific Crest Trail Association is asking hikers to cancel or postpone all treks to keep themselves and local communities along the trail safe.
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Camille, who lives on Long Island, secretly treks out to Manhattan to check out a skate session for girls, and quickly makes some friends.
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Tractors drag huge fuel bladders from here across a thousand miles of ice, in treks that take weeks, to supply the South Pole station.
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Most significantly, this year's traversers began and ended their treks not at the seacoast but at the heads of the two great ice shelves.
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Why you'll love them: The Columbia Sportswear Hiking Light Merino Crew socks keep your feet cool and dry during long treks on hot days.
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From late-night jazz crawls to treks through abandoned subway stations, these five tours will make your weekend in the Big Apple much more memorable.
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She had completed a number of major treks, including Mount Elbrus in southern Russia and Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, and was also an avid marathoner.
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"Sherpas associated with the American climber are expected to reach the Base Camp this afternoon," Murari Sharma, managing director of Everest Parivar Treks told CNN.
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In Mexico, he joined a caravan of migrants, but fell ill and could not manage the long daily treks further north toward the U.S. border.
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He cited evidence that suggests people may be shunning spontaneous treks to the theater in favor of plopping on the couch for a Netflix binge.
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When I met Evan, nine years ago, I wasn't a hiker, but he had brought me around on treks in Maine and upstate New York.
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The system has allowed hundreds of thousands of people to make chaotic treks from Greece and Italy to Germany and Sweden over the past year.
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Officials on Monday afternoon said they made the "difficult decision" to cancel treks and other activities that were scheduled for June 212 through July 212.
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Standard two, three and four-day treks cost from 500 to 750 bolivianos ($70 to $113) per person, which includes food, guide, lodging and transportation.
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When he goes missing, McCoy treks up to Canada where he discovers that the guy has gone fully feral and is terrorizing a fishing village.
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This strategy was the idea of Sydney Possuelo, then a high-ranking Funai official and veteran of dozens of similar treks through the Brazilian jungles.
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All guests are assigned an expert guide and encouraged to participate in treks to little-known ruins like Purmamarca and remote villages like Patacancha. explora.
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Hike Addicts offers more than a half-dozen different guided treks, including the "India Venster," a challenging but rewarding three-hour route over steep terrain.
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In planning my trip and limiting cross-continental treks as much as possible, it proved difficult to be everywhere at the "right" time to visit.
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"We'll know more after Mr. Yearwood's Sherpa returns to the base camp," said Murari Sharma, the managing director at Everest Parivar Treks, an expedition company.
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Bena and some of the major villages can feel a bit tourist-trodden, but it's easy to arrange homestays and treks to more distant villages.
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Tours and treks generally run from $70 to $160 per day, but can go as high as $3,000 for a four-day Son Doong expedition.
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In last week's celebration of two solo treks across Antarctica, the pioneer whose unsupported crossing 22 years ago set the standard has been unfairly diminished.
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Along with his companion, a stray dog fittingly named Dante, he treks through the underworld while facing obstacles and bad omens that pop up constantly.
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On an all-new episode of THE PIZZA SHOW, host Frank Pinello treks to Pennsylvania to sample the best slices the state has to offer.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's HUANG'S WORLD, Eddie treks to Hawaii to explore the history, tradition, and innovation that have shaped the island's cuisine.
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And eventually, as Chury's repeated treks around the Sun slowly evaporate the cosmic snowball's icy surface, Rosetta's body will completely disappear beneath the comet's gathering dust.
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Whether it's in the first episode of Short Treks, Star Trek Online, or even Discovery's home release, the someday future captain is all over Star Trek.
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Some have sold their charges to businessmen in Thailand, where they will be deployed in the Thai tourism industry, including in elephant shows and jungle treks.
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At an altitude of nearly 5,000 feet, Munnar is the jumping-off point for treks around the tea plantations, rainforests and hills of the Western Ghats.
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Mingma Sherpa of Seven Summit Treks, that provided local support to the climber, said the distressed mountaineer was flown to a hospital in Kathmandu on Friday.
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"He died because of weakness after a long ascent and difficult descent," Murari Sharma of the Everest Parivar Treks company that arranged his logistics told Reuters.
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Wongsiri Promchana, governor of Surat Thani, told CNN police are now investigating the trek operator, Island Safari Tour, which is legally registered to offer elephant treks.
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The Ananda Spa offers white-water rafting, safaris and treks in the snow-capped Indian Himalayas, as well as yoga, meditation, fitness training and spa treatments.
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Every day, Clay listens to maybe five words of audio from his friend who died and then treks out across the town to uncover more information.
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Turner treks from Chicago to New England in the 1950s, encountering as much resistance from racist, backward white America as he does from evil, fantastical spirits.
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The cities are growing, but newcomers are faced with the prospects of paying high rents for reasonable commutes or lower rents for dreary, frustrating daily treks.
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On Saturdays, she saddles up her horse, treks deep into snow-capped mountains and hunts wild beasts with a trusted partner: her trained bird of prey.
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Mingma Sherpa of the Seven Summit Treks agency that provided logistics to Purja's team said he was accompanied by three sherpa climbers to the Sishapangma summit.
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Mingma Sherpa of the Seven Summit Treks agency that provided logistics to Purja's team said he was accompanied by three sherpa climbers to the Sishapangma summit.
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Consumers ask her to organize motorcycle treks through Marrakesh, romantic getaways to Tuscany and family hikes in the Caribbean that they can give as holiday gifts.
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For her, these brief treks in the woods are about reconnecting with history and nature on a tactile, sensual level—sneakers just get in the way.
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He said during long and dangerous treks toward the U.S. border, which can span several weeks, agents worry about the kind of abuses these children may face.
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In the riveting video, he ignores people telling him to go back home, escapes from a fire, and treks across mud until he arrives in St. Louis.
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What can happen to your body on Everest Saturday An Australian woman, Maria Strydom, who was also traveling with the Seven Summit Treks, started suffering altitude sickness.
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We've come a long way since the clunky, glitchy headsets of yore, but we're still very much in the early days of true treks through virtual reality.
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Mr. Gordon's fellow astronauts advanced the exploration of the moon with their treks on its surface, the setting up of experiments and the collection of lunar rocks.
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I imagine that this is what it must have been like for Kahlo, in her treks to American cities across what she derisively called 'Gringolandia' (white people land).
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Overall, these are tales of clever beings who roam the world, looking for adventures: there are treks into Giant territory, kidnapped gods, epic weddings, and lots of trickery.
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Tourism, such as treks to see gorillas, is a major foreign exchange earner for Uganda, which also exports coffee and tea but has only a small manufacturing base.
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Along the way, the film deftly explores the heavy personal sacrifices that all the astronauts made during America's pioneering treks into space in the 1960s and early 1970s.
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"This is a humanitarian disaster — the dangerous treks, the abuse by gangs and cartels and the extreme physical dangers — and it must be solved," Trump said in Mexico.
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On tiny propeller-driven planes in Botswana the cabin attendants hand you a little bag of biltong, the dried meat that once fed people on long overland treks.
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A leadership development program called Service Learning Treks allows employees to cultivate a global mindset, expand their experience of diversity and develop a more reflective way of thinking.
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Scouts from Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United made regular treks to Madrid to check on Saúl as he progressed through every rank of the Spanish national youth teams.
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Early treks, at her husband's suggestion, to the Parisian couture houses instilled in her an appreciation for Valentino, Balmain and the minimalist fashions of Marc Bohan for Dior.
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While the group will continue running a few in-person treks each year, the majority of the nonprofit's resources will be dedicated to the new e-learning platform.
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They say many were sent by their parents on long, dangerous treks in the hopes of avoiding poverty, hunger, abuse or death by gangs in their home countries.
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Members of the U.S. Army Camel Corps later took the animals on pilot treks through the arid American Southwest, and praised them as superior to horses and mules.
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Her life, long joined unhappily with that of Boesman, another "colored" South African living under apartheid, has been a series of numbing treks from one shantytown to another.
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Hikers can embark on treks using a map and GPS, but local tour companies in ski resort towns often offer half- and full-day group and private excursions.
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Why you'll love them: The Darn Tough Merino Wool Hiker Boot Socks offer unmatched support and cushioning to increase comfort and prevent soreness and injury during long treks.
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During its big Hall H panel, CBS announced that it was bringing back its series of standalone mini Star Trek episodes, Short Treks, to CBS All Access this fall.
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Eric Arnold, 36, of the Netherlands, died Friday night while heading back after a successful summit on Everest, according to Tashi Lakpa Sherpa, the owner of Seven Summit Treks.
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Silicon Valley executives have made several treks to Congress this year to testify in front of various lawmakers with the hopes of withstanding calls for stricter scrutiny and regulation.
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As the system treks east, parts of the Southeast could experience severe weather Thursday, with a large swath of the East Coast on track to feel impacts on Friday.
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If you and your S.O. love your dog as much as you love each other, give the gift of longer outdoor treks together with the dog bowl water bottle.
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And if you reach an impasse, Candle is beautiful to look at, as small Teku treks through the intricate watercolor scenes, each a digital diorama of hand-painted art.
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A welcome profusion of excellent Vietnamese, Thai and Korean (in addition to the longstanding Ethiopian) restaurants means that treks to outer Arlington or Silver Spring are no longer necessary.
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The Paparoa Track is the tenth of the New Zealand Great Walks, multi-day treks overseen by the Department of Conservation that cut through protected mountains, forests and valleys.
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But Corinna Mantlo, of Brooklyn, N.Y., said this makes it difficult to go on long treks across country on an electric motorcycle when there are no charging stations around.
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Hiking to high altitudes to release their video-capturing drone, the team treks through less-than-favorable weather while lugging heavy packs crammed with equipment to produce The Summit.
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Msafiri, a resident of Kigalye, is one of Gombe's forest monitors, who treks into the park armed with a tablet and wearing a 360 degree camera attached to a helmet.
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Friday Eric Arnold, 36, of the Netherlands, died at night while heading back after a successful summit on Everest, according to Tashi Lakpa Sherpa, the owner of Seven Summit Treks.
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As the system treks east, parts of the Southeast could experience severe weather on Thursday, with a large swath of the East Coast on track to feel impacts on Friday.
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Even the best plastic wears brittle and cracks over time, which is an issue I've encountered on weeks-long treks in the High Sierra while using another top-dollar backpack.
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Adam Skolnick, a freelance reporter who often writes about extreme athletes and brought the story to The Times, has been covering the pair since before they began their parallel treks.
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Unable to survive on her creative videos, she has often taken jobs in high-end commercial film production, including filming luxury sports cars on treks from Beijing to northern Italy.
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"It was the bad weather combined with irresponsible guides, unprepared hikers and horrendous trail conditions that made this one of the worst treks we've ever been on," Mr. Widmer wrote.
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In the new anime movie Weathering With You, a teenager named Hina treks up 245 flights to a rooftop where a makeshift shrine sits in a rare beam of sunlight.
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In the book, Claudia and her brother Jamie hide out for a week at the Met, which is honoring the novel's 50th anniversary with Art Treks (at 11 and 2).
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Fathers, uncles and sons used to set out on days-long treks in summer and fall to catch the fish for their wives to salt in preparation for cold winters.
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"If you want to experience the real Alter, you'll have to eat the ants," Pitó, 55, a Cumaruara Indian who guides visitors on treks through the jungle, explained to me.
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In the book, Claudia and her brother Jamie hide out for a week at the Met, which is honoring the novel's 2721th anniversary with Art Treks (at 26500 and 215).
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I'd been researching cities and setting up a dream itinerary full of sunrise hikes, treks up ancient mountains and prehistoric ruins, and long days of exploring beautiful, exotic villages on foot.
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The bigger shows and movies that use these constructed languages, or conlangs — your Game of Throneses, your Star Treks — may not seem like much of a trend in and of themselves.
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O'Brady's Colin Bars were made specifically for his body — they included cranberries, but excluded peanutsTo fuel some of his toughest treks, O'Brady has partnered with Wisconsin-based supplement company Standard Process.
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After her two treks back to her original home in Seminole, Cathleen's owners in Prague gave her up to the Humane Society because they could not control her wanderings, Acker said.
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He treks through the trenches with the help of a faithful sergeant named Sam (the viewer is supposed to believe that this is where the character of Sam Gamgee came from).
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's CYBERWAR, host Ben Makuch treks from Washington, DC, to Moscow to track down the alleged hackers who managed to infiltrate the Democratic National Committee.
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It was in Shackleton's footsteps that "General" Worsley, as his teams called him, insisted on regular hot meals on polar treks and berated himself, as well as them, for idle slips.
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"Indoor climbing gyms have become a little bit of the center of the climbing universe," Chris Warner, owner of Earth Treks Climbing Centers, told the crowd at the Climbing Wall Summit.
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If one family member needs to use the restroom, the whole family treks to the large shared restrooms because parents cannot leave their children — even teenagers — alone in a shelter room.
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Kevin Kelly of Amazon Web Services compared cloud architects to sherpas — the tough, hard-working guides employed by climbers on treks in the Himalayas, especially on difficult journeys like Mount Everest.
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They've gotten me through New York winters and soggy springs without leaving my socks feeling like sponges, and I've worn them on long city treks (5 miles or more) without discomfort.
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This year's migrant caravan, called the "viacrucis migrante," or the "migrant stations of the cross," is similar to organized treks through Mexico that have occurred since 2008 during the Easter season.
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Paths that wind through the Canaan valley are a major draw for mountain bikers and cross country skiers; hiking trails offer gentler treks to points overlooking the valley and Blackwater Falls.
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Arguing that assimilation is "the engine room of music history," Gioia treks from the cult songs of Mesopotamia to the melody factories of modern times, finding lost music along the way.
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They had almost got to their third camp at 123,100 meters (23,293 feet) when they decided to abandon the expedition, Thaneshwar Guragai, a manager of the Seven Summit Treks agency, said.
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Kumar got separated from his guide near a place called Balcony on Saturday, Thupden Sherpa of the Arun Treks and Expedition company that sponsored Kumar's team said in Kathmandu on Sunday.
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Treks are framed by snow-capped peaks and green forests, while rafting on India's revered Ganges River is a thrilling and exhilarating experience, both for the adrenaline rush and pristine beauty.
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Think of it as an update to the MRE, or "meal ready to eat" that soldiers and survivalists carry with them on long treks (or use to stock their zombie-proof bunkers).
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Eric Arnold, 36, of the Netherlands, died Friday night of a suspected heart attack while heading back after a successful summit, according to Tashi Lakpa Sherpa, the owner of Seven Summit Treks.
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Upon landing, Bean and Conrad performed a pair of treks, where they collected rocks and set up instruments that would collect data about the Moon's seismic activity, solar wind, and magnetic field.
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In states like Nebraska and Maine, where there is only one Apple store in the entire state, consumers sometimes make hourslong treks for certain repairs that can only be done by Apple.
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The climbers at Earth Treks gym, in Golden, Colorado, were warming up: stretching, strapping themselves into harnesses, and chalking their hands as they prepared to scale walls stippled with multicolored plastic holds.
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In "Tern Haven," the Roy clan treks from Manhattan to the ancestral home of Nan Pierce (Cherry Jones), the matriarch of a media empire respected as a force for truth and justice.
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The 5-foot-tall, 4.5-foot-long, and 30-inch wide device isn't your average cutesy delivery bot that you trip over as it treks across college campuses delivering late-night snacks.
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Another Star Trek project that CBS brought to Hall H was a look at its upcoming second season of Short Treks, a six-episode series of mini-installments, each telling a standalone story.
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From Peru, Laos and Morocco to Hawaii, Alaska and New Zealand he treks a snowcapped mountain, rappels down a waterfall and dives in shark infested waters on his relentless pursuit for culinary inspiration.
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Kumar was on his way down the mountain after reaching the summit when he became separated from his Sherpa guides near the Balcony, Thupden Sherpa, general manager of Arun Treks and Expedition said.
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Students in such relationships spend much of their nonscheduled hours otherwise engaged, with intermittent treks to the door to pick up pizzas from Domino's, which now has locations in more than 75 countries.
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Since having enough potable water is a top prepper concern, Stutts carries this 4-way water key, which allows him to tap into various spigots and faucets he might find on his treks.
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With the rise of Amazon and other online shopping options, consumers have skipped treks to the sprawling malls that dot the American landscape, preferring to click-and-shop from the comfort of home.
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A childless proto-feminist who strongly supported the suffragist movement, she preferred knickerbockers and tunics for her treks when most Edwardian-age women wore corsets and ground-grazing dresses in the great outdoors.
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For most travelers to Greenland, the capital city of Nuuk, like the rest of the country, brings to mind the northern lights, dog sledding, whale watching, and treks to dramatic glaciers and fjords.
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Ronald D. Moore—of Battlestar Galactica, Outlander, Star Trek (many, many Star Treks)—will screen his new Apple TV+ show, For All Mankind, and then join his cocreators onstage to break it down.
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A zoologist treks through the Himalayas in search of a snow leopard — so elusive, she's called "the gray ghost" — in this thrilling and informative book that fleshes out a quest story with facts.
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Visitors can tour part of the largely untouched forest at Ulu Temburong National Park by way of longboat river rides, treks through the jungle and a canopy walk that allows for observation from above.
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He then dons a top hat and coat, making him look like a plus-size Scrooge, and treks out into the town square, where everyone is gathered to sing carols around the Christmas tree.
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At Aitchison he took teenage pupils, including young Khan, on 250-mile treks through the mountains, where they often found their bony teacher, in school cap, owlish glasses and Aertex shirt, effortlessly overtaking them.
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Every morning traffic in the Bay Area is clogged by service-sector commuters, some of whom live far off in the state's Central Valley and must make three-hour long treks in each direction.
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But it's not all bad news: another study looking for long-term effects of such treks found that sperm counts remained reduced up to three months later but returned to normal in two years.
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Pasang Phurba Sherpa said on Sunday that the rest of the Seven Summit Treks team on the mountain, which is being led by a Dutch climber, Arnold Coster, was still making its way down.
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A good hiking pack is important for enjoying your next day hike or overnight camping trip and you need a reliable pack for multi-day treks, especially if you wander miles away from civilization.
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Each of the "Short Treks" episodes will reveal clues about the story unfolding on "Star Trek: Discovery," a series that is heading into its second season, co-creator and executive producer Alex Kurtzman said.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's STATES OF UNDRESS, host Hailey Gates treks to Beirut to see how French Lebanese designer Dany Atrache puts together his lavish collections for Paris's famed haute couture season.
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Thanks in large part to its popular gorilla treks, Volcanoes National Park brought in roughly $15 million in 2014, money that helped to subsidize the rest of Rwanda's parks and boosted the national economy.
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The couple's interest in affordable housing, however, didn't require any treks or expeditions, as the San Francisco Bay Area, where they live, is ground zero for the lack of affordable housing plaguing many American cities.
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Inside The Shimmer, the team treks through a verdant fairy-tale forest where the flora and fauna are mutating in weird and wonderful ways: deer's antlers have sprouted flowers, trees are shaped like human beings.
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Fisher reportedly died from lack of oxygen on the "difficult descent" — an area that has become known as the "death zone", Murari Sharma of the Everest Parivar Treks company that arranged his logistics, told Reuters.
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As he treks into the woods, he discovers that the woods aren't willing to let him go quite so easily, and the only way out is to continue forward through a surreal and fantastic world.
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Treks take in breathtaking beauty In addition to its natural beauty, the ranch offers various programs -- such as fishing, black-powder rifle shooting and rock climbs -- across 140,000 acres in the Sangre de Cristo mountains.
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Mingma Sherpa, the chairman of Seven Summit Treks, said his company would require climbers to prove that they had scaled at least one other peak higher than 6,000 meters (about 20,000 feet) before attempting Everest.
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It was a show so campy and daring that it was allowed to be a little weirder and more progressive than its more straight-laced forebears, especially in its era of latter-day Star Treks.
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In a series of 10 linked essays, Mira y Lopez treks across various landscapes — some real, some psychological — with an eye toward discovering what connects particular places to particular rituals or relics surrounding the dead.
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The rest of the year, Queenstown serves as the gateway to Mount Aspiring National Park, Fiordland National Park in the west, and countless hikes, including multiday treks on the Milford, Routeburn Greenstone and Caples tracks.
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In "The Triumph of Poverty" (2009), a crowd treks past a beat-up car in a rural scene; one of them is a dishevelled rich man whose dropped pants reveal that he is ass-backward.
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Mr. Al-Anazi and his business, Ghazi Tours, take up to 2100 visitors a month on treks like this one to a dry riverbed dotted with venerable acacia trees north of Riyadh, the Saudi capital.
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Adding to the misery of those in its path, the bomb cyclone still threatens to bring severe storms, flash flooding, dense fog and possible tornadoes as it treks across the central part of the country.
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LOS ANGELES, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Mexico's Alejandro Iñárritu won the best director Oscar on Sunday for drama "The Revenant" about a fur-trapper who survives a bear attack and treks across a desolate landscape in winter.
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So Dickson treks around to experience Shakespeare with Chinese characteristics — notably watching an up-to-date "Coriolanus" being performed in Beijing, with two local heavy-metal bands called Suffocated and Miserable Faith playing a noisy continuo.
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Women and children across Africa and Asia walk an average of 3.7 miles per day to fetch water, according to the UN Commission for Human Rights, and those treks take time and energy away from learning.
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Chiang Mai is known for its sprawling rice fields, markets, outdoor activities in pristine nature (like elephant camps, ziplining and jungle treks) and ancient culture with more than 300 Buddhist temples dating back to the 1300s.
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After years of skirmishes with government troops, long mountain treks and rationed food, Diaz escaped and turned herself in to the army in 230, after finding a leaflet dropped by army helicopters urging rebels to surrender.
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The central African country famed for rolling green hills and treks to see endangered gorillas on the slopes of the Virunga Mountains, sees tourist earnings reaching $400 million this year, up from $318 million in 2015.
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Given that we barely heard a word from the mission's female redshirt — a dead giveaway, in previous Treks, that a character is disposable and likely to be a goner — killing off Connolly is a starkly political choice.
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Where Treks past have modeled forceful but progressive expressions of masculinity in characters like Captain Picard or Captain Sisko, none have really interrogated the cost of condescension and entitlement like Discovery does with Connolly's abruptly karmic demise.
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Kentucky man rescues dog trapped on a river bank Raw video: A Kentucky man treks down a river bank to rescue a dog who had been reportedly trapped for a number of days before being heard howling.
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Then she treks to San Francisco to meet the female entrepreneurs behind a potent brand of weed lube, who give her a crash course on how to get it on and get stoned at the same time.
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In scared-straight type forums, they told aspiring migrants about the perils involved: desert treks, Libyan smugglers, rickety boats and dangerous waters, especially for those who, like most of the migrants, do not know how to swim.
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The greatest of these treks up and down the staircase of an apartment building, and is such an electrifyingly convincing simulation of a sloppy, spur-of-the-moment skirmish that its bloody ending is laugh-out-loud delightful.
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The 70-year-old has just released Queen in 3-D, a new book packed with over 300 previously unseen photos that chronicle the band's career from the early '70s through their current global treks with Adam Lambert.
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Pasang Phurba Sherpa, an official at Seven Summit Treks confirmed the deaths of Eric Arnold of the Netherlands and Maria Strydom of Australia, who were on the same expedition, and said both had been caused by altitude sickness.
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Just keep in mind that I use a headlamp almost exclusively for mountain treks and camping, so just because this is the best headlamp for me, the best option for you may well be elsewhere on our list.
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He also signed on to a five-year CBS deal that would include overseeing several additional Trek series, now including Short Treks and, possibly, another that would see the return of Star Trek: The Next Generation star Patrick Stewart.
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Next month, he will release "Singularity," ending a quiet but dramatic period in his life, during which he recovered from the rigors of touring by subjecting his body to other kinds of stress: desert treks, controlled breathing, freezing baths.
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Artist duo Vincent Moon + Priscilla Telmon call themselves "independent filmmakers and sound-explorers," basing many of their works on their international expeditions — like six months on horseback from Khazakstan to the Aral Sea and barefoot treks through the Himalayas.
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The mood won't be as chill once the moon treks through Capricorn between Tuesday and Wednesday, so try to be more conscious of your trigger responses in the relationship department when it faces off with temperamental Mars on Tuesday.
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You know, one time I took a few weeks off and I got together all the manuals I could find that great magicians had ever written to describe their craft and how they actually pull off these incredible treks.
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The arrival of a new Africa Twin, which made its American debut in the summer and is now becoming more widely available, is well timed to a surge of interest in bikes suited to long-distance treks, pavement optional.
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This could have turned into the snow-trudge equivalent of a road movie, packed with incident after incident as Mikkelsen — pulling the immobilized survivor of a separate helicopter crash (Maria Thelma Smaradottir) to safety — treks to a new location.
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A spokesman for Seven Summit Treks, a Nepal-based company that helped organize some of Mr. Purja's expeditions, said by phone that it was in touch with his climbing team and confirmed that he had reached the top of Shishapangma.
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In the first trailer for Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists, fans of the original Freeform series will reunite with Alison DiLaurentis (Sasha Pieterse) as she treks to Oregon from Rosewood, Pennsylvania, for a teaching job at a local high school.
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It's the kind of bike that's begging to be ridden on long treks through idyllic countrysides before pulling up next to a bog to camp, and then making a run to the local town center for a charge and supplies.
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On an all-new episode of HUANG'S WORLD, Eddie treks to Dubai for a look at how the city is balancing cultures old and new—with 1,000-year-old cooking methods on one hand and gleaming skyscrapers on the other.
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On Tuesday, VICELAND is debuting the season of HAMILTON'S PHARMACOPEIA, where host Hamilton Morris treks to Mexico to hunt for bufo alvarius: a rare species of toad native to the Sonoran Desert and known for producing a potent strand of DMT.
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The best hiking backpacks you can buyA good hiking pack is important for enjoying your next day hike or overnight camping trip and you need a reliable pack for multi-day treks, especially if you wander miles away from civilization.
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In January, social media across the world lit up with the wind-burned face of Wang Fuman, an 8-year-old living with his grandparents in a remote village in Yunnan Province who treks almost three miles to school every day.
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The Red Caps, on the other hand, who have had just a handful of women ride with them over the years, competed among themselves on long, punishing treks to Pennsylvania, New Jersey, upstate New York, and Montauk on Long Island.
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In one sad, comic sequence, she treks up the "Mountain of Jaw-Dropping Miracles" to visit a healer named Prophet Josiah, who has her dance with a white goat she's dragged to the summit as his chanting followers swarm her.
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They come as a caravan of migrants, which includes many families, treks through Mexico, bound for the US border -- and as the Trump administration considers a new pilot program that could result in the separations of kids and parents once again.
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The situation there became so dire that one local resident began delivering bottled water door to door; the people in town made frequent treks to fill up plastic dairy containers; giant green water tanks were eventually installed in their front yards.
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It also comes with a much needed Microsoft Paint map that treks along South Etobicoke, Weston Road, Driftwood Ave, Parma Court, Blake Street, Malvern, and many other areas that will likely hold no meaning to the rest of the world.
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It's Mary Wiseman's Star Trek Galaxy, and We're Just Living in ItTilly, three ways: masquerading in the Mirror Universe in Discovery's first season; cleaning up some mess hall mania in Short Treks; and as a young Starfleet Academy student in Star Trek Online.
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The hand straps double as shoulder straps for wearing it like a backpack and though this is a bit tight for my larger frame, it's still a way to quickly alleviate shoulder or hand strain for longer treks with the bag in tow.
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We also learned that CBS All Access will be adding Short Treks, a series of short-form episodes that debut monthly alongside the main show and expand the backstories of characters like Saru and Tilly as well as the Trek universe at large.
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In a fight for survival, his "Revenant" character Hugh Glass treks through snow-covered forests, gets swept away in a waterfall, sleeps inside the carcass of a disemboweled horse and hungrily eats raw bison liver before making it back to his camp.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's HAMILTON'S PHARMACOPEIA, host Hamilton Morris treks to southern Thailand to get his hands on kratom, a contraband tree with leaves that can be used as an herbal medicine—or, in skilled hands, a psychoactive drug.
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Siqi Mou, who graduated from Stanford GSB in 2016 and is now the CEO and cofounder of HelloAva, an AI-powered recommendation engine for beauty and personal care products, also participated in one of the GSB's treks organized by the Stanford Retail Club.
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"I really feel bad for the scouts that are going to miss their treks, because I remember how much hard work goes into going on a trek and how excited I was each time I got to go there," one commenter wrote.
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Both volumes are strange, uncanny treks; surrealist critiques of the modern rap game ("30 Clip Extension" is as venomous as it is psychedelic) that succeed thanks to the group's unmistakable cavernous production and a cast of ace session players like Thundercat helping out.
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What you want in such a situation is an Administration capable of generating immigration policies grounded in an understanding of why asylum matters, and what impels people to leave their homes and risk their lives on arduous treks to an increasingly unwelcoming country.
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Most of the people up there are from various minority groups, the biggest one is the Hmong, and a lot of Hmong girls come to town selling little trinkets, handicrafts, stuff for tourists, and they take them on treks to their little village and whatnot.
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You can find the state-by-state charging cost breakdown here Since most people think in MPG as opposed to kWh, Tesla broke things down by how much it would cost to use Superchargers for a handful of treks people might be familiar with.
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For hours every day and often before sunrise, Ghouate and other women from nearby villages would walk 22014 km (22 miles) to fetch water from open wells, with girls pulled out of school to help and at risk of violence on the lonely treks.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's HATE THY NEIGHBOR, comedian Jamali Maddix treks to South Carolina for an inside look at a controversial reform program for kids with a habit of getting in trouble, designed to scare them into cleaning up their acts.
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One of Madeleine L'Engle's best-known works, it's a warm and beautiful sci-fi fantasy about Meg Murry — a sullen, stubborn, bespectacled high school math nerd who treks through the universe to save her father from the machinations of an evil, mind-controlling disembodied brain.
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Pristine beaches and national parks, world-class museums and the Just for Laughs festival, mountain resorts, salmon-rich rivers, scenic byways, the Oyster Bar and the country's best taco, lush gardens and coastal treks at Point Reyes, rafting the Upper Gauley (if you dare).
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The burdens of living in a city that cedes basic human needs like comfort to productivity and efficiency are made exponentially worse by frigid treks to the subway, deceptively deep icy puddles and the indignity of overheated apartments that dry out skin and sinuses.
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Ms. Hillary initially took these treks for the thrill of it, and to enjoy the beauty of the landscape, but she came to understand that climate change was wreaking havoc on the planet, not least its polar extremities, and began lecturing on the topic.
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Some of the biggest stars in MLB have undertaken such treks, including Yasiel Puig of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Yoenis Cespedes of the New York Mets and Jose Dariel Abreu of the Chicago White Sox - all of whom have signed multiyear, multimillion-dollar contracts.
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Pemba Sherpa from the Seven Summit Treks agency in Kathmandu told the Guardian that one Indian climber had such advanced frostbite that she couldn't move, and said that several sherpas carried her to a lower camp, where efforts to rescue her by helicopter were underway.
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He hasn't shied away with associations with the latest technology, beyond his well-known mastery of Twitter, as his on-screen persona has led to close ties with bleeding edge innovations: his recent tech treks include a foray into cryptocurrency and being injected with stem cells.
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"There is no shortage of compelling stories to tell in the Star Trek universe that inspire, entertain, and either challenge our preconceived ideas or affirm long held beliefs, and we are excited to broaden the universe already with Short Treks," Kurtzman said in a press release.
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Rather than the familiar "monster of the week-"style serial of past Star Treks, the new series feels more like an HBO show, with slick, animated (lengthy) opening credits and a continuous plot line that, at least in the first two episodes, leaves viewers with consistent cliffhangers.
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Hiking is a huge draw; members can go on horseback riding treks through the desert of Abu Dhabi (about 19,000 points), and redeem one of the platform's most popular offers, a hike through California's Los Padres National Forest — with a pack of friendly wolves (about 21,500 points).
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There is the cold to consider—temperatures in Antarctica reach seventy degrees below zero—along with steep treks through thin mountain air, and gusts of wind powerful enough to sweep researchers from mountains, not to mention rock slides, marauding polar bears, deep crevasses, and lightning strikes.
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More than 2200,21 Cuban migrants who endured monthslong treks across as many as 2100 countries to reach the United States are marooned in Mexico, halted by the Obama administration's decision this month to end special immigration privileges for Cubans who make it to the American border.
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They include treks and road trips to ruins, rock art and spectacular geology such as the Natural Bridges and Valley of the Gods areas, as well as guided raft trips down the San Juan River with stops at rock art sites that are exceptional, even here.
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This is my wild prediction, based on what we've seen so far: We seem to be headed toward some sort of time travel catastrophe that will wipe out entire timelines because of the Red Angel, which will explain why in future Treks, we never hear about Burnham.
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Filled with food snapshots and even some photos of special memorabilia related to Fieri and his cross-country treks, it's a shrine to all things Triple D. While 600 restaurants is already a monumental achievement, Grella has plenty of restaurants left if he wants to catch up with Fieri.
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"Driving these roads — I've been driving for 12 hours — you would think that's so exhausting and boring but the last couple of hours driving through the mountains, I'm just remembering my place in the backseat as a little kid when my dad was making these treks here," she continued.
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The album treks a rise through to hand drums on "Sober" and frantic "dy-dy-dynamite" on "Homemade Dynamite" to its sharp comedown around "Liability," reckoning with sobering realities and not just the glossy sheen of getting lost in the night, but of getting lost in New York City.
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The numbers of veterans embarking on cross-country treks have grown in recent years, said Sean Gobin, a three-tour Marine veteran who, after hiking the Appalachian Trail in 2012, started a nonprofit called Warrior Expeditions to spread what he felt was a life-changing experience to other veterans.
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When GEF was created, he made the cut by completing a punishing survival course in which candidates endure jumping out of helicopters, protracted treks through the jungle, foraging for food, treating snakebites, going for long stretches without food and sleep, and training for gun battles and knife fights.
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Mr. Mitchell and others in the newly formed Phong Nha Community Tourism Club, like Dzung Le, owner of Jungle Boss cave tours, and Hai Nguyen, owner of Hai's Eco Tours jungle treks, proposed that owners charge at least 220,252 dong for hostel beds and 252,000 dong for homestay rooms.
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Along with longtime expedition leader Bonnie Stoll, 67-year-old Nyad has planned a series of treks across America, beginning with a walk from Los Angeles to San Diego in October and ending with one million people joining in a cross-country walk from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. in 2020.
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When her overprotective Long Island mother (Elizabeth Rodriguez, in a 180 from her OITNB role) makes her promise to quit skating, Camille treks down the LIRR to join the "Skate Kitchen," a pack of teenage girls in the LES based on the collective that Vinberg co-founded in real life.
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The eight-day "Northern Hilltribes and Villages" package includes stays in Bangkok and Chiang Mai, but the heart of the trip is exploring more rural northern Thailand — there, travelers visit villages to learn about the local culture and cuisine and also go on guided wildlife-watching treks through the countryside.
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There's a sort of "base"—a lab, with a stern, Cold War-era terminal, and a room decked out very much like the holodeck from the Star Treks from the 80s and beyond: When not in use, it's a dark room with a neon grid, full of sci-fi possibility.
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Tilly is everywhere right now—Wiseman just headlined the first of the Short Treks minisodes that released last week on CBS All Access, and then this week, she's lending her voice and likeness to the world of Star Trek Online, for a new ongoing story in the game set in the Discovery timeline.
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Many have been living in tents, while others are in shelters made from trash bags or patches of cold floor walled off with backpacks and blankets, enduring the harsh elements and lack of privacy as they had learned to do on each leg of their near daily 30-mile treks from northern Honduras.
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This afternoon at the Discovery panel at San Diego Comic-Con's Hall H, co-creator and current showrunner Alex Kurtzman announced Star Trek: Short Treks, a series of monthly short-form stories that will function like bonus content and air on CBS All Access in conjunction with the larger Star Trek: Discovery series.
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Tip ''Even relatively shallow water can knock you off your feet,'' says George Spearing, a retired firefighter from New Zealand who has crossed hundreds of rivers on solo wilderness treks, including a five-month, 2,650-mile hike from the Mexican border to British Columbia and a six-week journey along Wales's coastline.
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Over the last 12 months they have worked toward this goal by hosting multiple "treks" that brought more than 180 veterans and spouses to meet with veterans who work at more than 60 technology startups in New York, Silicon Valley and Washington, DC. Some companies have included Dropbox, Twitter, Facebook and Y Combinator.
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But in a memo this week intended to discourage migrants — most of whom began their treks in Central America — President Trump ordered sweeping changes to the asylum process, an already byzantine system in which asylum seekers often wait years for their cases to be adjudicated because of a bottleneck in the immigration courts.
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A media circus is all but certain to ensue when Trump treks to Capitol Hill on Thursday to meet with Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus.
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But you have to watch a lot of cutscenes and spend hours making on-foot treks before you start building roads, driving vehicles, and erecting ziplines that catapult you from one part of the world to another, and the power of those moments directly stems from the monotony you must trudge through to get to them.
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I received these waders and boots courtesy of Patagonia this past spring, and ever since the snow melted in the Catskills, I've been putting them to the test: Packing them on treks, sliding down riverbanks, clamoring back up them, snagging on branches and thorn bushes, and leaving them a wet, soggy mess in the back of my car (strictly for testing purposes).
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The New York–based author came to mainstream prominence in 2006 with the release of his book 2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl, which used indigenous prophecies as a launch pad for exploring fringe phenomenon including crop circles, shamanic practices, ayahuasca, and aliens with an open-minded approach as aided by loads of psychedelic experiences and a few treks to Burning Man.
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It was cold, minus 8 degrees Fahrenheit, on this particular day in January, and I'd booked a half-day trip with Seven Fells Up, a small tour operator that conducts cross-country skiing and snowshoe treks in the ski resort area of Yllas, about 90 miles north of the Arctic Circle and about 500 miles north of Helsinki, the Finnish capital.
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Drawn to the romance of treks to kill lions, elephants and rhinos and to photograph native tribes and storybook landscapes, clients flocked from around the world to Selby safaris, which were booked for years with clients like Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, the Maharajah of Jaipur, Prince Stanislas Radziwill of Poland and Western tycoons, industrialists and chief executives seeking thrills and self-fulfillment.
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Here the best travel backpacks you can buy:Best travel backpack overall: eBags TLS Mother Lode Weekender ConvertibleBest travel backpack for style: InCase EO Travel BackpackBest travel backpack for space: Tortuga Setout BackpackBest travel backpack for work trips: eBags Professional WeekenderBest travel backpack for long treks: Deuter Transit 50The best travel pillows you can buyTrying to fall asleep on a plane is incredibly difficult, but having the right travel pillow can help you get some shut-eye during your epic flight across oceans and continents.
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Here are our top picks:Best travel backpack overall: eBags TLS Mother Lode Weekender ConvertibleBest travel backpack for style: InCase EO Travel BackpackBest travel backpack for space: Tortuga Setout BackpackBest travel backpack for work trips: eBags Professional WeekenderBest travel backpack for long treks: Deuter Transit 50The best luggage tagsIf you usually rely on the flimsy cardboard luggage tag the airline provides, it's time to get a tougher tag that also makes it easier to spot your bag in the endless sea of bags at the airport.
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Here are our picks:Best overall: eBags TLS Mother Lode Weekender ConvertibleBest for style: InCase EO Travel BackpackBest for carrying lots of stuff: Tortuga Setout BackpackBest for work trips: eBags Professional WeekenderBest for city dwellers: Timbuk2 Aviator Convertible Travel BackpackBest for long treks: Deuter Transit 50The best luggage tags you can buyIf you usually rely on the flimsy cardboard luggage tag the airline provides, it's time to get a tougher tag that also makes it easier to spot your bag in the endless sea of bags at the airport.
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Best tentBest sleeping bagBest sleeping pad and pillowBest air mattressBest hammockBest backpackBest stoveBest cookware and tablewareBest tools for cooking over an open fireBest places to buy camping foodBest coffee makersBest water filters and purifiersBest camping lightsBest first aid kit and safety equipmentBest bug repellentBest sunscreenBest portable laundry system, detergent, and soapBest towelBest toolsThe best hiking backpacks you can buyA good hiking pack is important for enjoying your next day hike or overnight camping trip and you need a reliable pack for multi-day treks, especially if you wander miles away from civilization.
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