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Sarah

This girl has sent me, Philip, went from Ferrania during his "journey" from Paris to Naples, 22 years old and make about 2000 km in cycling (very full), is here with me tonight
also has a blog where she says in French (but we understand very well) on his journey;
E 'cancer, like me and perhaps for this reason that this desire for adventure, travel alone because he prefers to challenge herself.

all went to visit her at:

http://paris-naples.blogspot.com

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¡Montaner! Good news for

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Entre grandes coping, scales in the sun taken by the wind.

Among

snowy cliffs descend into immense forests.

Between clouds and thunderstorms accompanying the sun on the go.

From the top view of the valley disociándote in thousands of ways.

Transformándote in air,

've lost your arms,

have become wings.

've lost your legs, they have become a breeze.

But you have not lost your eyes and behold,

al sol vistiendo montañas,

a los hombres que habitan los valles,

al río que corre sigiloso y perdido.

Son tus ojos de azul intenso, 

Miras a los hombres y no comprendes porque...

Querien a tu montaña dormida.

Y tu, desde las alturas sin pretender nada,

Admiras tu montaña.. y la haces tuya.

Montaner ¡Bienvenido!

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Mark and Constance

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Hello Manfred! ! We are Mark and Constance, have you met Col Maurin Chiappera before going down. We are pleased to see that you have arrived and are ready for another fantastic experience! About ADM, I am writing and Constance has just done the analysis because there seems to be a compatible person !!... A hug.

Thanks Mark, thanks Constance, you are my strength and my enthusiasm and thanks from all those who expect great guy like you.

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With this last statement I give you an appointment at:

http://guyatrekking2010.blogspot.com

and I can tell you that November 12, Rovereto there will be a medical conference and scientific that deals with different events, including the 2008 and 2009 Guya Trekking

Thanks to all the friendly participation electronically to my trip.

Read your feedback has been wonderful, I felt close to me, and this was really exciting, thanks

Manfredi

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MOUNTAIN SPORTS, HEALTH & - International Congress

Thursday 12th November

4:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. REGISTERED ON

16:30 Welcome 16:45 to 17:45 Lecture: P. Cerretelli (Milan) - Updating energy metabolism at altitude
17.45 - 1930 Symposium MUSCLE TO CHANGES HYPOXI
19:30 Welcome Party
20:30 SPECIAL EVENT (not open to registered guests)
Guya Trekking 2009 – Scientific expedition

Friday 13th November

8.30 – 9.50 Symposium FROM ROVERETO TO VANCOUVER 2010
9.50 – 10.00 Coffee break
10.00 – 11.40 Symposium WINTER OLIMPYC SPORTS
11.40 – 12.40 Lecture: Speaker to be confermed - Skiing biomechanics
12.40 Lunch
13.00 - 14.00 POSTER SESSION
14.00 – 15.00 Lecture: B. Levine (Dallas) - Training at altitude
15.00 – 16.40 Symposium EQUIPMENT FOR MOUNTAIN SPORT
16.40 Coffee break
17.00 – 18.30 Symposium MOUNTAIN LOCOMOTION
18.30 - 19.30 SPECIAL EVENT: “Manaslu 2008” - Scientific research
20.00 SOCIAL DINNER

Saturday 14th November

8.30 – 9.45 Symposium ADAPTATIONS TO HYPOXIA
9.45 coffee break
10.00 – 11.00 Lecture: WADA representative - Frontiers in Anti-Doping
11.00 – 12.00 SPECIAL EVENT: “Mountain & Education: Trentino School Award”
Schools of Trentino explain their projects to integrate the mountain
environment in the school programmes
12.00 – 13.30 Symposium MOUNTAINS AS TOOL FOR HEALTH PROMOTION
13.30 Lunch
13.30 - 14.30 POSTER SESSION
14.30 – 15.30 Lecture: E. Borg (Stockholm) - Perceived exertion in training management
15.30 – 17.10 Symposium LIMITING FACTORS TO EXERCISE CAPACITY
17.10 Closing Remarks

Invited speackers

F. Amicarelli, (L’Aquila), Italy

L. Ardigò, (Verona), Italy

M. Bernardi (Roma), Italy

E. Borg (Stockholm), Sweden

L. Bortolan (Rovereto), Italy

R. Bottinelli (Pavia), Italy

P. Bouquet (Trento), Italy

C. Hair (Verona), Italy

P. Cerretelli (Milano) (Italy)

D. Desplanches (Grenoble), France

Prampero PE (Udine), Italy

M. Faina (Rome), Italy

G. Fano (Chieti), Italy

G. Ferretti (Brescia), Italy

HC Holmberg (Ostersund), Sweden

H. Hoppeler (Bern), Switzerland

F. Impey (Rovereto), Italy

B. Levine (Dallas), USA

G. Losano (Torino), Italy

N. Maffiuletti (Zurich), Switzerland

S. Maldifassi (Milan), Italy

S. Marcora (Bangor) (Great Britain)

G. Millet (Lausanne), Switzerland

W. Nachbauer (Innsbruck), Austria

B. Pellegrini (Rovereto), Italy

N. Petrone (Padova), Italy

N. Prommer (Bayreuth), Germany

C. Reggiani (Padova), Italy

A. Rosponi (Rovereto), Italy

M. Salemme (Cogorno), Italy

F. Schena (Rovereto), Italy

S. Schiaffino (Padova), Italy

P. Tosi (Trento), Italy

V. Will (Chieti), Italy

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Thanksgiving Sponsors

GUYA TREKKING 2009

Dear Companies:

Sports Corner - Ferrino - Loacker - Mico - Gronell - Raffo - Salewa - Sensormedics,

Not only today that I have finished my trip with great satisfaction, but always, during my journey I felt the need to thank you for the support you have bestowed.
My determination is definitely the winning, not being a true athlete and being now entered its third age, but certainly the resources I had available have helped me a lot to overcome the obstacles that are always presented in a way so long and difficult.
Sometimes not enough to determine if it is not a help in difficult moments.
In the first weeks of cold and snow have put a lot of strain on my way, but with snowshoes and crampons, for thermal clothing, to shoes Waterproof, with balanced nutrition and calorie confident I could continue to the next steps.
the Red Trail of the Via Alpina runs through 8 countries, after the cold and snowy Slovenia and Austria it was the turn of the short passages of Germany and Liechtenstein before crossing Switzerland with more rain.
I saw the sun just after the Passo del Gran San Bernardo, and with it the heat and sweat but also thanks to you I could not face the difficulties with less discomfort.
I'm home now for a short rest, but I will be 7 to 9 September in Verona, Faculty of Sciences for final testing.
During my journey I was reached by 15 days each team member for medical examinations and measurements, completion of this is in fact expected the next meeting in Verona.
I made use of more than clothing and Mico Enterprises Salewa, a backpack and tent Ferrino Gronell shoes, digital recorder, camera and computer company Raffo.it, a GPS given me by the Faculty of Sciences, a Holtler Metabolic Company bars Sensormedics Armband and Sport-Fit Company Loacker.

Thanks for contributing to the success of my project and confident to have you always at my side, I cordially Sdal

Manfredi Salemme

Masalemme@gmail.com
http://via-alpina-2009.blogspot.com

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Goodbye Cristina Castagna

Sono un Acchiappasogni mani troppo fragili e Cuore troppo lento.

Sulla Cima di un 8000 cè il Silenzio.

Un Silenzio che lascia spazio solo al battito del Cuore, al respiro affannoso, a te stesso.

Il Mondo è troppo rumoroso sono una ricercatrice del Silenzio.

Semplicemente El Grio.

Per Cristina Castagna, la giovane alpinista vicentina della "scuderia" SALEWA, 31 anni, è stata fatale una scivolata in un crepaccio durante la conquest of the K3, the Himalayas, the twelfth highest mountain on the planet.
Cristina, was the first Italian woman to climb the 8,462-meter Himalayan peak. His climbing career is fairly recent, but it was full of great results. In 2003, after climbing in the Alps than 4000 won the Aconcagua, the highest peak in South America, 6,962 meters. In the same year came an extraordinary opportunity: the Everest, which climbed to an altitude of 7,800 meters.

will be a performance that sparked in her the desire of the Himalayas. And so in 2004 it reached Tibet from the top station (8013 meters) of Shishapangma, and could boast of being the most young Italian woman to have won a 8000.
This also received a recognition by the Region on the occasion of the delivery of ducats to sporting merit. The following year he put his foot on the summit of Gasherbrum II (8035 meters) and in 2006, another expedition in the Himalayas, at an altitude of 8120 arrived on Lhotse. In 2007 he returned to Vicenza on a Himalayan peak with a climb to 8,167 meters of Dhaulagiri.
Aware of the risks that implies extreme mountain, had left a note at home, Valdagno "If I let something happen where the mountain has called me to him."

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I'm home at last.

day 31 to Ferrania arrived prof. Carlo Capelli, Dr. Luke and Miss Clare Ardigò Begnini, 's University of Verona, assisted by Dr. Serafini Welcome to the taking of blood and the warm hospitality, to have foreseen Within the usual exams during my walk were carried out every two weeks.

This time the tests and examinations have been framed as a garden and a beautiful home in a family atmosphere, the photos submitted are significant.

On September 1, after testing, accompanied by my wife, Lisa, I got home, my family is back in full.

This morning I did my grandfather, I went out with my granddaughter Guya, bike to feed the ducks, now I'm here at the computer next to my sweet home with Zac, a great boxer who does not leave me a moment.

daily 7AM - 8 to 9 September in Verona, I'll do the test "post", then, as is my custom I will start to work on the upcoming trek: Morocco (Guya Trekking 2011), because life should be lived intensely, you always have new incentives, never rest on our laurels, never regret the past, we must always move forward, with enthusiasm, creativity, optimism, because tomorrow we must eat all the plate could essre empty, I know that sometimes I have something I want more in a dish or a bed or even worse a roof to shelter from the weather.

nell'orticello Cincinnatus had taken refuge, not me, the garden can wait, I still want to walk ... walking ... walk