Mountaineering News June 2009

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MONDAY, 29 JUNE 2009
	JanSport Joins Al Roker and The NBC Today Show
	JanSport, the original outdoor gear Brand that equips people globally with quality backpacks, travel gear and collegiate apparel, today announced its participation in the NBC Today Show’s “Lend a Hand” series. This week JanSport accompanies Al Roker and The Today Show at three of their goodwill stops, including A Chance for Children Foundation in Los Angeles, the Portland Parks Foundation in Portl Read Full Story
	The Spa at Camelback Inn Celebrates 20Years
	The Spa at Camelback Inn celebrates 20 years of service with three reduced-rate treatments: a 60-minute Swedish Massage ($75), 30-minute Refresher Facial ($65), and 30-minute Herbal Wrap ($45). The Spa at Camelback Inn is also offering one free night's stay with the purchase of two Swedish massage spa treatments, valid through Sept. 2009, in honor of the anniversary at the Camelback Inn Scottsdale Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 26 JUNE 2009
	Mountaineering: Septuagenarian challenges Everest
	Nepalese climber Min Bahadur Sherchan says scaling the highest mountain in the world at the age of 77 was "no problem." It was only when he tried to register his claim to be the oldest man to have reached the summit of Mount Everest with Guinness World Records that his troubles began. Sherchan, now 78, lost out on the record to a younger climber in February this year because he failed to provi Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 25 JUNE 2009
	West Virginia Moutnains Welcome Vacationers
	Timberline Resort Realty Offers Canaan Valley Visitors Professionally Managed Vacation Rentals for Summer Get-A-Ways Canaan Valley, WV – Timberline Resort Realty/Press Release – Timberline Resort Realty, a member of the National Association of Realtors, offers rustic to luxurious vacation rentals and real estate sales in the heart of Canaan Valley – West Virginia’s ‘Swiss Alps’, also known as ‘ Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 23 JUNE 2009
	Climate Change: Voices of Khumbu's Children
	The winners of the 'Climate Change: Voices of Khumbu's Children' interschool art and letter writing competitions were announced at the Khumjung Festival on19 June in a celebration with award of prizes and certificates. The students from 16 primary and secondary schools in the Khumbu region near Mount Everest in Nepal had taken the opportunity to express their views on climate change and global war Read Full Story
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