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Jessie Rogers was looking forward to getting a massage on her body. She got more than she was hoping as she got oiled up and pumped with a hard cock.
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The principle behind a carbon tax is simple, Cobb writes: Raise taxes on what you want less of and lower taxes on what you want more of.
The big question is whether that modest progress on removing fossil fuel subsidies can be locked in. If oil prices rise, there will be a lot of pressure to reinstitute support.
Smart phones, tablets, laptops, and other consumer electronics demand more lithium. But the largest driver for future lithium use will be in electric vehicles and home batteries for solar panels. That has lithium on the verge a boom for which supply can no longer be taken for granted.
A renewed downturn in oil prices is sparking pessimism among traders. In recent weeks speculators have taken the most bearish position on oil in years.
President Obama's Clean Power Plan will nudge the utility industry to shift its operating model for the first time in nearly a century, writes Opower's Alex Laskey.
Low oil prices are squeezing out oil sands producers and the implications could ripple across North American energy ties.
Oil prices swung wildly over the past week despite few changes in actual supply and demand. The real reason may lie outside of the physical market for crude oil, Nick Cunningham argues.
Against a backdrop of oil prices below $50 a barrel, some Arctic drillers are handing back leases or allow them to expire, citing high risks and high costs.
Actress Gwendoline Christie presents a creation by designer Iris van Herpen as part of her Spring/Summer 2016 women's ready-to-wear fashion show in Paris, France on Tuesday.
A renewed downturn in oil prices is sparking pessimism among traders. In recent weeks speculators have taken the most bearish position on oil in years.
Russia is facing a mounting fiscal crisis as the combination of low oil prices and western sanctions continue to take their toll.
Cuba is in the process of opening up its economy to foreign investment, a process that could accelerate following the recent thaw in relations between Havana and Washington.
After decades of strong financial numbers and dominance in the electric power sector, US coal producers are starting to fall apart faster than anyone could have anticipated.
With a nuclear deal in hand, it's not just oil that Iranians can offer. The country has the second biggest natural gas reserves in the world.
Mexico's first private oil bidding did not pan out as those eager to invest had hoped, write Jeremy Martin and Alexis Arthur of the Institute of the Americas. But the uninspiring results are only the beginning, not the end, of Mexico's historic energy reform.
The future of US energy is looking like it will rely heavily on renewable sources. The more difficult question is when, and at what rate, that future will arrive.
Greece is turning to offshore oil and gas as a potential source of revenue, despite having almost no existing oil and gas production to begin with.
Shell is on track to begin drilling in US Arctic waters by the end of July, writes Andy Tully. But getting to this point has been difficult for the oil major, and weather and other obstacles remain.
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text: Sylvia Lisle | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season Sylvia Lisle Performer Female Productions ProductionsDate of ProductionsA Chinese Honeymoon[Musical, Comedy, Vaudeville, Original] Performer: Sylvia Lisle [Frances]Jun 02, 1902 - Apr 25, 1903The Toreador[Musical, Original] Performer: Sylvia Lisle [Chorus]Jan 06, 1902 - May 03, 1902 Find out where Sylvia Lisle and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


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My self-portrait essay 400 words
There was a girl, she has a short shiny black hair, big eyes, a little jug ears, there is a cherry mouth. The girls like to read, like to do by hand, but also very afraid of dogs.
Once, her three-story wooden home find books on the shelves. She smoked a book shelf, looked at the title, I thought I have read many times over, do not want to look at the. She also picked up a book looked, I thought this story I almost back out, I do not read this book. She is like a monkey-like agility to climb bookshelves, rummaging through the shelves looking for a camel to see the book. She sat on a shelf take a book to read aside on the table, have been successfully done dozens of times to get the book, put books in the action. Finally, she slowly climbed down, take a look at the shelves, empty, and then looked down at the table that read the book many times, accounting for one hundred percent.
The girls not only love reading, but also like to do hand-miles! I remember not long ago, she came back from the World Expo, looking at the pile of foam at home, suddenly felt put together some like the China Pavilion, immediately hands. She first put duck eggs in the middle of the foam box placed candles outside the protective frame and then put the foam off, interlaced display, the last in touch with a candle. Wow, flickering candlelight, really beautiful! A pile of foam to make the museum a mold shaped lights in China. Standing model lights, smiled at his handiwork, and she felt really great, not only for their own creativity and pride. As if the designer works in their appreciation of his last.
Interestingly, the girl is afraid of dogs. 9 years old, her grandmother went to the countryside, through the door from the neighbor, the neighbor did not hold the piece of dog suddenly jumped out. She was very frightened, hurried to the grandmother ran, running and shouting "help." Grandma threw a pot, the pot broke, and only then the dog ran away.
Who is this girl? I was the girl, hey!
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Milford Sound Mariner Overnight Cruise
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Milford Sound Mariner Overnight Cruise. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Great trip, very informative thanks to guide Stu. Must be one of teh most beautiful places on earth.
Loved it
Staff were terrific service outstanding
Free to get as involved as you like
Food great
Views to die for
Best sleep I had in ages
This tour was the highlite of our 15 day trip to the south island. Great boat great crew extremely beautiful scenery. Don't miss the opportunity to see it.
The most fantastic trip. Great evening, great meal and views to die for!
Superb tour. Naturalist was excellent. Guide for our small boat was too. Everyone was very personable.
Food and accomodations were wonderful. And our weather covered all the bases except gale. Loved it.
This tour was amazing!
Had a wonderful time on Mariner. The Captain was informative and pleasant. Nothing was a trouble for the crew they were caring, knowledgeable and efficient. We managed to arrive in beautiful weather and awoke to find it had rained during the night. the next morning the Sound was amass with waterfalls mountains and wildlife, truly beautiful.
Stunning views immediately coming out of the harbor. Nice waterfall right onto the ocean, with the boat
going right in close. Kayaking, tender boat ride, swimming off the boat all included. Food was good.
Room was large enough for one night. Too bad breakfast had to be at 7AM so we could be off the boat by 9
so another two hour cruise could be accomodated. I would strongly recommend this cruise. Very nice.
Real Journey certainly have the tour organised to perfection great crew great food great accomadation and great views fantastic fantastic fantastic want to do it again - I was very nervous in the small boat to go inshore and the lady from crew gave me a trial run before heading off so considerate best trip we have ever been on
Staff were friendly and helpful. The scenery was stunning! An overnighter is a great way to experience the sound.
Wonderful. we really liked having the extra time the overnight option gave us to appreciate our surroundings.
very good trip highly recommended
great food great boat great staff! amazing scenery!
An absolutely great trip cannot fault this trip in any way, The boat was great, the crew was friendly and very helpful, the food was delicious, the scenery was perfect. Would thouroughly reccomend it to everyone.
Peter D
Brilliant way to see Milford Sound when all the daytrippers have gone. Great ship, comfortable cabin, plenty of good food, breakfast and dinner. Commentary very knowledgable, access to Captain's bridge for a chat. Milford Sound is spectacular, highly recommended.
The overnight trip was excellent from a knowledgeable staff to great food it was a great trip.
Milford Sound is not huge and could all be seen on a day cruise but for an overnight cruise is different and out of ordinary but not cheap. Staff very good and knowledgable. Accommodation small but adequate and well equipped. Food plentiful and fairly high quality.
Great tour, friendly staff, price on Viator is good value, good dinner / breakfast, stunning views. Best way to see Milford Sound.
This was a long overdue trip for me and I really enjoyed it - excellent.
Amazing trip. The rooms were very nice and beds incredibly comfy. Food in the evning was great too. sitting with other passengers over dinner was great for making new friendships! The highlight of our trip to New Zealand
On this very comfortable boat you get a good introduction to this amazing Fjordland area with its dramatic imountains and waterfalls. The naturalist on board gives an excellent commentary. The food was remarkably good. The crew were all polite and helpful. This is an experience not to be missed.
The overnight cruise was wonderful and a great way to wrap up our New Zealand trip! The crew was fun and very well educated about Milford Sound. The food was outstanding (an unexpected bonus), and the cabins were very comfortable and relatively spacious for a cruise ship. Milford sound is definitely a must-do, and was absolutely breathtaking even though it rained most of the trip. The on-board activities were fun - we opted to go on the tender craft instead of kayaking since it was raining. The tender craft turned out to be a blast though - we even got to see a wild penguin! Overall it was a wonderful experience and I would highly recommend it!
Worth the expense. Even though the mooring had recently broken and we had to go back to the jetty for overnight anchoring the rest of the experience more than made up for it. Will look at doing this again in the future.
Thoroughly enjoyable experience. Wonderful staff,food and accommodation and spectacular scenery.
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Unforgettable tour. Can't recommend this tour enough. Everything was first class. Road trip to Milford Sound must rate as one of the best in the world.


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Nov 28, 2008 With food prices on the rise, Sarah Gardner asks why it costs twice as much to make an omelette. She discovers cracking the price of eggs is quite the riddle.
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It is a well-known fact that carbon dioxide is harmful for the environment, as many environmentalists have gone through considerable efforts to drill this into our heads.
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If they succeed, the presently detested CO2 might be used as an energy source without having this impact in a negative way on the natural world.
Their main goal is to produce methanol by combining carbon dioxide with hydrogen. This process is known as hydrogenolysis and only takes place in high-pressure environments.
According to Science Daily, copper, zinc and zirconium dioxide are to be used as catalysts. This will enable scientists to mix-and-match carbon dioxide and hydrogen at lower temperatures than those usually needed to jump-start this chemical reaction.
The same source reports that Elias Frei, one of the scientists involved in this project, explained that "As a sustainable means of energy storage, methanol has potential in a wide range of areas. We want to use that potential, because the storage and conversion of energy are important topics for the future."
Should things go as planned, we might be able to use methanol as a substitute for gasoline in about two years' time, thus putting less strain on the environment.
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Zach comes to Cornerstone with a knowledge of our golf program and bringing college golf experience with him. Zach's brother Josh has been here 4 yrs so Zach has been able to be around the program and get comfortable. He has played a semester of college golf so he will be ready to get right at it. Zach has great skills and leadership abilities and was the state division 3 state champion last spring in Michigan. I look forward to another 3 yrs with a Mick on are team.
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Chris comes to us from Macomb Lutheran North HS. A high school team mate to CU players Kevin Yee and Zach Mick, I expect Chris to fit right in with the team. Chris plays basketball in high school as well, and another hard working dedicated athlete. Chris's scores have continued to drop each season as he continually works on his game. I expect Chris to be an impact player throughout his career here at Cornerstone.
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Things to do in London: Enjoy some horticultural poetry at the Garden Museum
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There is scarcely anything more pleasant than a beautiful garden on a sunny day, so if you are on the lookout for great things to do in London, be sure to check out the Garden Museum.
The museum is not only situated among beautiful settings but is also known to host literary festivals, talks and family activities.
It is one of the only museums of its kind and is unique in that the majority of exhibitions there are outside.
It features three major displays on different aspects of the garden, which include relics from the museum's treasure house of garden tools, ephemera and paintings.
One of its upcoming events is called 'A Friend, a Book and a Garden: A Festival of Garden Literature' which takes place on June 29th and 30th.
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My skin can be really sensitive and seems to really play up in the cold weather in particular,I don't mind paying extra for some so called luxury brand's but what really hacks me off is paying a ton for an it product only to find out I've just blown 60 euro on packaging due to the fact that said miracle product is basically 70% petrochemicals and 30% hype so if I going to be shelling out the bucks it better include some great botanicals,natural butters and oils.Luckily in recent years natural products not only include all these skin loving goodies combined with a good dose of luxury(right up my street).So I will be looking more and more to natural products because their value for money because the raw ingredients cost more to produce and you pay for what you get.
As up to 63% of people have sensitive skin here are a few ways sensitive skin can be controlled,soothed and even prevented alltogether.
A quarter of all sensitive skin conditions are due to product overload.Most people use between 15 and 20 products at any one time,altogether containing as many as 200 different chemicals,on our skin every day-yikes!.IC t makes sense to pare down our routine to the basics-cleansing lotion,moisturiser and sunscreen-to make skin less reactive.
Really sensitive skin has a very low tolerance for synthetic fragrances and preservatives,as well as anti-ageing ingredients such as retinol andAHAs .Before buying a new product,test it on a small section of your neck and be alert for stinging,redness or a feeling of heat.Always look for products with10 ingredients or less for truely sensitive skin.
Over-zelous exfoliation and dehydration can damage our skin's natural protective barrier,resulting in tiny cracks on the surface,which allows irritants to sneak in and cause flare-ups.Repair by drinking at least 8 glasses of water during the day to hydrate skin.Place bowls of water on window sills around the house to create a humid enviorment,and if you work in an air conditiones office spritz your face with a moisturising mist such as evian.Great products for sensitive skin include Dermalogica UltraCalming cleanser for face and eyes,£20,Soothing Protection Spray£20.55 and Barrier Repair £25.45(http://www.dermalogica.co.uk/)
Evening -primrose oil has multiple skin benefits.It contains gamma linolenic acid,which is said to strengthen skin cells and raise moisture content to help combat dry skin,sensitivity and eczema.
Chemical sunscreens are one of the most common sensitivity triggers.Benzophenones(uva filters0 and PABA can irritate the skin,and if you are allergic to asprin you will find you react to suncreams containing salicylates.Artificial fragrances found in most chemical sunscreens can also cause watery eyes and reddened skin .Switch to mineral suncream ranges,which keep irriating or potentially toxic ingredients to a minium but still block out UV rays such as MD Formulations total daily protector SPF 30£15 which contains the strong reflector zinc-oxide and has a non greasy feel.Look out for Piz Buin Allergy spf15 £13.99,which contains titanium dioxide and other hypoallergenic ingredients.
Out of date makeup also makes skin flare up.Look on the back of the packaging for a symbol of an open pot with a number abive it.This teels you how many months you can use a product for before throwing it away.
Formaldehyde and toluene are used in nail polish,but can trigger sensitivity when we touch our faces Zoya nail colours are free from toluene,formaldehyde and dibutylphyde(DBP),from http://www.nailcareclub.com/ and http://www.zoya.com/
Fragrence-other labels include-perfume and parfum -these are usuallypetrolatum-based and a common cause of flare ups.
Mineral oil and petrolatum-often found in hydrating bailms and creams.There a cheap substitute for natural oils,and some scientists believe they block pores because they sit on the skin preventing it from eliminating toxins.
Lanolin-is an emollient,but has a rep for causing sensitivity,though recorded cases are very low.DEA,MEA,TEA-may cause allergic reactions,irritate the eyes and dry out hair and skin.
Alchol or isopropyl-are solvents,also said to have a drying effect on skin and hair.
Sodium lauryl sulphate(sls)is the ingredient that makes shampoos,face and body washes lather.Some scientists clain it can cause eye irritation,skin rashes,hair loss,flakey skin and mouth ulcers.
Methyl,propyl,butyl and ethyl paraben are preservatives used to extend a product's life and inhibit bacteria.
They may cause rashes and other reactions and maybe cancer causing.
Synthetic colours (FD&C orD&C)-Followed by a number are dyes made from coal tar and may be carcinogenic.
Formaldehyde-often found in shampoo,shower gel,nail polish and handwash.It can trigger allergies and is banned from cosmetics in some european countries including sweden.
Any product can bill itself as natural even if only 1 per cent of it contains natural ingredients so always check the label.
Natural elements-antioxidant-rich skincare made from essential oils without chemical nasties.www.essentially-yours.co.uk.
Greenpeople-www.greenpeople.com or wwww.greenpeople.co.uk-an award winning organic range-also available in most whole food and health stores.
Liz Earle-www.lizearle.co.uk has been recommended to me more than once for it's quickly becoming cult cleansers and balms.
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Weleda body therapy-Great value organic productd for face,body and hair.www.weleda.co.uk
or find in most health food stores.
Lily lilo-for pure mineral cosmetics without a heafty price tag-visit-www.lilylilo.co.uk .
If you relly want to know what your putting on your skin see http://www.safecosmetics.org/ -you can check ingredients.
If any of you girls have found a great natural alternative product you can't live without,share your secret in the comments :).
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6 comments:
- Julιeta said...
very interesting!!
- April 23, 2011 at 12:21 PM
- potionprincess said...
Thank you:).
- April 23, 2011 at 9:42 PM
- the.pink.margarita said...
thank you for sharing! :) you've got a lovely blog here. and thanks for following by the way! Following you as well ^_^
- April 27, 2011 at 12:11 AM
- potionprincess said...
Thank you :)-you too!.
- April 27, 2011 at 3:05 AM
- Vivi said...
Totally agree with the "patch test" tip. A lot of people have the misconception that natural/organic ingredients won't cause allergies. Nut and honey are natural ingredients but some people can react quite badly to them even from topical applications. :(
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so true with the nuts and honey.
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Per usual, Gwen Stefani closed out New York Fashion Week with her L.A.M.B. show. And while we were too busy eating spaghetti on our couch to go in person, we did watch the mayhem vicariously through our Twitter feed, which is where we learned of this week's final model spill. Yes, there is a certain form of schadenfreude that comes with photos of models falling, but rest assured: this one got up with a smile and to the sound of 1500 people clapping. Let's take a look, shall we?
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- Experience the spectacular and pristine beauty of the mountain's winter months, rarely seen by most climbers.
- An opportunity to make a winter summit attempt of Mt. Rainier if conditions allow.
Mount Rainier is one of the premier locations in the country for winter mountaineering. Our Expedition Skills Seminar – Winter offers training and mountaineering on glaciers, and in weather and temperature conditions similar to Alaska and the Himalaya; an experience unmatched anywhere else in the U.S. After a day of technical training, we begin our ascent to Camp Muir where we use the mountain hut as our base while learning mountaineering skills oriented toward cold weather, high altitude expedition climbing, avalanche forecasting, and avalanche rescue. If weather and climbing conditions allow, we make our summit attempt via the Ingraham Glacier as the culmination of our winter mountaineering experience.
Our Expedition Skills Seminars are comprehensive training courses designed to educate climbers to the mountaineering skills needed to tackle the world's greatest peaks. Successful completion of the Expedition Skill Seminar - Winter will make you eligible for many of our expeditions around the world, including McKinley, and provides you with a foundation for other major glaciated mountains.
The Mountain Guides at RMI have a reputation as top guides in the United States. RMI Guides participated in some of America's first ventures into the far reaches of the Himalaya. Years of expedition guiding and climbing around the world have built a core of consummate professional guides.
Our guides are celebrated teachers and trainers, known for their leadership as well as their character. They possess the compassion, enthusiasm and ability to empower others and inspire them forward. Such qualities may only be found in people at the top of their profession. Despite their vast experience, RMI Guides still remember their own first steps into the mountains, and enjoy helping other climbers reach new heights.
Our exceptional focus to detail, our unparalleled level of climber attention, and our genuine excitement for these adventures make our programs truly memorable.
RMI strives to create the safest mountain experience possible. Our experienced team of guides focuses on leading fun and successful climbs without compromising safety. Each climb includes careful pre-trip planning, daily weather forecasts, avalanche forecasts, and diligent attention to detail. All RMI Guides are highly trained in remote medicine and rescue skills and carry comprehensive medical kits, rescue equipment, and radio communication equipment throughout the program. Regardless of the objective or the destination, safety remains RMI's top priority.
As you prepare for your upcoming adventure please feel free to contact our office and speak directly to one of our experienced guides regarding equipment, conditioning, the route, or any other questions you may have about our programs. We are available Monday thru Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at (888) 89-CLIMB or email@example.com.
Authorized Concessioner
RMI Expeditions is an authorized concessioner of Mount Rainier National Park.
Day 1: TECHNICAL TRAINING DAY
8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.: Meet at 8:00 a.m. at Rainier BaseCamp in Ashford, WA. Please dress casually and bring your climbing equipment and clothing.
We begin our Technical Training Day with a welcome and introduction of team members and guides. Throughout the day, the guides provide a focused introduction to a variety of topics. These include a detailed equipment discussion and gear check; an introduction to safety practices such as use of helmets, harnesses, and avalanche transceivers; route planning and preparation, instruction regarding Leave No Trace practices and environmental considerations; and a discussion/demonstration of knots, anchors and the first steps toward understanding crevasse rescue. These skills prepare us for our adventure on Mt. Rainier and increase the likelihood of a safe, successful ascent of the mountain.
Please make your own arrangements for the day's meals and a place to stay in the Ashford area for this evening.
Day 2: CLIMB TO CAMP MUIR
Meet at Rainier BaseCamp. After an early team meeting a shuttle takes our group to the trailhead at Paradise.
The hike from Paradise (5,400') to Camp Muir (10,060') is nearly 4.5 miles, and takes us most of the day. As we ascend we work on the foundational skills that make us more efficient and capable climbers. These include pressure breathing and using the rest step, dressing appropriately for the weather and workload, kicking steps and climbing in balance on snow, and efficient pacing that allows us to climb comfortably.
By late afternoon we reach the small mountain hut at Camp Muir that serves as our base for the week. It rests at the edge of several of Mt. Rainier's glaciers. Views of the impressive Cowlitz, Ingraham, Nisqually and Paradise glaciers are inspiring, and the setting is unmatched as an instructional arena. During the evenings we can forget about the wind, wet and cold, and enjoy the basic comforts of the hut.
Climbing to Camp Muir
Days 3 - 5: TRAINING & SUMMIT DAY
Throughout the seminar we learn and practice various mountaineering skills oriented toward cold weather and high altitude expedition climbing. These include ice axe arrest, cramponing, roped glacier travel, anchor placements, various self- and team- crevasse rescue techniques, belays, snow cave construction, expedition sled rigging, ice climbing, route finding and fixed rope travel. Much of our time is focused on avalanche forecasting and working with avalanche transceivers. Evenings include group discussions on mountain weather, medicine for mountaineering, expedition logistics, and any requested topics that spark your interest. Some of our itinerary is determined by such factors as the weather and route conditions, but much of it is also chosen in consideration of climbers' interests. We intentionally keep the itinerary flexible and guarantee you that there is far more to teach than there is time to teach it!
Training at Camp MuirMountaineering Training
If conditions are suitable a summit attempt will be made at some time during the week. Factors such as snow and route conditions, weather, temperature, group ability and strength, avalanche risks, etc. all determine whether a summit bid can be safely attempted. We choose either the Ingraham Direct or the Gibraltar Ledge route as our climbing objective. Both these routes are exciting alpine climbs. If the conditions are not suitable for a winter summit attempt we will devote the additional time to training.
Beginning the climbReaching the top of the mountain
Day 6: DESCENT
On the final day of the program we have the option for additional training before we pack our gear and begin our descent to Paradise and return to Rainier BaseCamp in Ashford. After all the gear is unpacked, we gather as a team to celebrate our adventure.
The duration of the climb depends on many variables including snow conditions, the time of year, the route conditions, the weather during our climb, the temperature, etc. Those variables often affect our arrival time to Ashford, which might vary dramatically from climb to climb. For this reason we do not recommend scheduling an airline flight before midnight on the last day of your program.
Expedition Skills Seminar - Winter Equipment List
The following is a list of required equipment. We may encounter a variety of weather conditions throughout our climb, including rain, wind, snow, sleet and extreme heat. Skimping on equipment can jeopardize your safety and success, so we want you to think carefully about any changes or substitutions you are considering. If you have questions regarding the equipment needed for your upcoming climb, give us a call and speak directly to one of our experienced guides.
Most of the required equipment is available for rent or purchase from our affiliate Whittaker Mountaineering. RMI climbers receive a 10% discount on new clothing and equipment items ordered from Whittaker Mountaineering. This offer excludes sale items. For internet orders, please use the discount code RMI2015.
Pack & Bag Guides' Pick
BACKPACK: A 90+ liter pack is the recommended size for this climb. Your pack must be large enough for your layers, climbing gear, and food, as well as a portion of your tent and group load (kitchen equipment). A separate summit pack isn't necessary.
A bag rated to 0° F. Either goose down or synthetic, with ample room for movement. Most guides prefer down, because it is lightweight and compactable. A waterproof bag is superb, but not mandatory.
The temperature rating system for sleeping bags is arbitrary and is not a guarantee of warmth. Base your selection on how well you do in the cold. If you tend to sleep on the cold side, choose a bag rated on the lower end of the temperature range.
SLEEPING PAD: Full length inflatable or closed cell pad.
Technical Gear Guides' Pick
ICE AXE: The length of your axe depends on your height. Use the following general mountaineering formula: up to 5'8", use a 65 cm axe; 5'8" to 6'2", use a 70 cm axe; and taller, use a 75 cm axe. If you hold the axe so that it hangs comfortably at your side, the spike of the axe should still be a few inches above the ground.
CLIMBING HARNESS: We recommend a comfortable, adjustable alpine climbing harness. Removable, drop seat or adjustable leg loops are convenient for managing your clothing layers over the course of the climb and facilitate going to the bathroom.
- Petzl Luna
- Camp Coral
1 TRIPLE-ACTION LOCKING CARABINER(S): Used for clipping into the climbing rope.
1 LOCKING CARABINER(S): Used for clipping into anchors, etc.
3 NON-LOCKING CARABINER(S): Used for pack ditch loop, etc.
HELMET: A UIAA (Union Internationale des Associations d'Alpinisme) or CE (European Committee for Standardization) certified climbing helmet. Bicycle or ski helmets are designed for a different type of impact and will not substitute as a climbing helmet.
CRAMPONS: The 10 to 12 point adjustable crampons designed for general mountaineering are ideal. We highly recommend anti-bot plates to prevent snow from balling up underfoot. Rigid frame crampons designed for technical ice climbing are not recommended.
AVALANCHE TRANSCEIVER: A digital transceiver is preferred; analog will work as well. If you rent a transceiver, one set of new batteries will be provided.
TREKKING POLES: Lightweight and collapsible poles are preferred. Larger baskets work well with deep snow. Ski poles will also work.
24 ' PERLON CORD: 6 mm cordelette in one continuous length.
15 ' PERLON CORD: 7 mm cordelette in one continuous length.
SNOWSHOES: Must have traction bindings.
Head Guides' Pick
WARM HAT: Wool or synthetic. It should provide warmth but also be thin enough to fit underneath a climbing helmet.
BUFF / NECK GAITER / BALACLAVA: One item for face protection is required. Our primary recommendation is the Buff. A neck gaiter or balaclava is also acceptable.
GLACIER GLASSES: You will need protective sunglasses, either dark-lensed with side shields or full wrap-around frames. Almost all sunglasses block UV-A, UV-B and infrared rays adequately. Pay attention to the visible light transmission. The darkest lenses (glacier glasses) only allow approx. 6% visible light to get through, while lighter lenses (driving glasses) let in as much as 20+ %. A good rule of thumb is that if you can see the wearer's pupils through the lenses, they are too light for sun protection at altitude.
GOGGLES: Amber or rose-tinted goggles for adverse weather. On windy days, climbers, especially contact lens wearers, may find photochromatic lenses the most versatile in a variety of light conditions.
HEADLAMP: Be sure to begin the program with fresh batteries.
Each glove layer is worn separately as conditions change during the climb.
LIGHT WEIGHT GLOVE: One pair of fleece, soft-shell or wind-stopper gloves.
MEDIUM WEIGHT GLOVE: Wind/water resistant, insulated mountain gloves.
HEAVY WEIGHT INSULATED GLOVE OR MITTEN: Wind/water resistant, insulated gloves or mittens. These also serve as emergency back-ups if you drop or lose a glove.
Upper Body
We recommend a minimum of five upper body layers, all of which can be used in conjunction with each other. Two of these should be insulating layers, one light and one medium, that fit well together. Today there are many different layering systems to choose from, including fleece, soft-shell, down and synthetic options.
LIGHT TO MEDIUM WEIGHT BASELAYER: Long-sleeve wool or synthetic top. Quarter zip styles will allow for better temperature regulation. We recommend light colors, which best reflect the intense sun on hot days.
RAIN JACKET (HARD SHELL): A jacket made of rain-proof material with an attached hood. We recommend a thinner lightweight jacket rather than a heavier insulated jacket.
INSULATED PARKA with HOOD: This expedition-style heavy parka should extend below the waist and must have an insulated hood. While the parka is worn primarily at rest breaks on summit day, it serves as an emergency garment if needed. We recommend down rather than synthetic fill as down weighs less. The parka does not have to be waterproof, though that is a nice feature.
SPORTS BRA: We recommend a moisture-wicking, active-wear bra.
Lower Body
We recommend a system of four layers, all of which can be used in conjunction with each other. Products which combine several layers into one garment, such as traditional ski pants, don't work well as they don't offer the versatility of a layering system.
UNDERWEAR: Non-cotton briefs or boxers.
LIGHT TO MEDIUM WEIGHT BASELAYER: Synthetic or wool.
CLIMBING PANT: Soft-shell climbing pants offer a wide range of versatility. You can wear them in combination with the base layer on colder days, or alone on warmer days.
RAIN PANT (HARD SHELL): A waterproof pant with 3/4 side zippers (sometimes called 7/8 or full side zips) are required for facilitating quick clothing adjustments over boots and crampons.
Feet Guides' Pick
MOUNTAINEERING BOOTS: Insulated double boots are required for ascents on Mt. Rainier at this time of the year. They provide the best insulation and a rigid platform for kicking steps and fitting crampons. If purchasing your own boots, size them large enough to accommodate heavy socks with liners. Allow plenty of room for your toes. Those who are planning for a high altitude expedition will want to choose a boot with a cold weather liner that does not absorb moisture.
BOOTIES (OPTIONAL): Goose down or synthetic fill. Nice option for evenings at camp.
GAITERS: We recommend a knee-length pair of gaiters, large enough to fit over your mountaineering boots. This will protect you from catching your crampon spikes on loose clothing.
2 - 3 PAIR SOCKS: Either wool or synthetic. Whatever sock combination you are accustomed to wearing during your training or previous adventures (whether single medium weight socks, a medium weight with a liner sock, two medium weight socks together, etc), should work just fine for this climb.
Miscellaneous Items Guides' Pick
LIP BALM: We recommend SPF 15 or higher.
SUNSCREEN: We recommend small tubes of SPF 15 or higher, which can be carried in pockets for easy access and to prevent freezing.
MEALS: See the Food tab for suggestions and quantities.
2 - 3 WATER BOTTLES: Hard-sided, screw-top, one-liter water bottles with wide mouths are required. Plastics made with high post-consumer recycled content and BPA-Free are recommended.
2 GARBAGE BAGS (LARGE): We recommend lining your backpack with garbage bags to keep items in your backpack completely dry.
ZIP-LOCK BAG (1 GALLON): Please use the Zip-Lock as your personal trash bag.
CANDLE STUB (OPTIONAL): For lighting in snow caves.
Toilet Articles
HAND SANITIZER(S): Personal size (2 oz.) bottle.
Utensils Guides' Pick
BOWL: Plastics made with high post-consumer recycled content are recommended.
INSULATED MUG: Plastics made with high post-consumer recycled content are recommended.
SPOON or SPORK: Plastics made with high post-consumer recycled content are recommended.
Pre-Trip Checklist
Purchase travel insurance.
Arrange lodging in Ashford.
Arrange transportation to Ashford.
Reserve rental equipment.
Be in the Best Shape of Your Life!
Provided Equipment
RMI provides the following equipment for your program: climbing ropes, and blue bags (for solid waste disposal).
Every guide on your climb will carry rescue equipment and a first aid kit. Each climb has two-way radios and a cell phone for emergency contact.
On the Expedition Skills Seminar - Winter you will need five trail lunches, four dinners, four breakfasts and several snacks while on the mountain.
Below are some examples and suggestions of the types of food that work well.
Lunch / Snacks
Your "lunches" are taken in the field throughout the day during short 10 to 15 minute breaks. We suggest crackers, pizza, candy bars, jerky, chips, cookies, trail mix, fruits, Gu, energy bars, and hard candies. Drink mixes such as Gatorade and Kool-Aid help flavor your water. Add peanut butter, cream cheese, hard cheese, or pepperoni for additional calories and taste. If you enjoy bread items, bagels work well. Include some salty snacks to replenish lost salts.
Single-serving instant oatmeal or Cream-of-Wheat makes a good main course fare. A variety of granola bars, pastries, fruit and a hot drink mix of coffee, tea, cocoa or cider are suggested.
Freeze-dried entrees are very convenient; it is best to be familiar with their taste (and the effects they may have on your stomach) in advance of your program. Instant soups and Cup-o'-Noodles are popular supplements to your main course. As an alternative, you might consider bringing a cold main dish such as chicken, pizza, sandwiches, pasta salads or stir-fry. In addition, bring coffee, tea, cocoa or cider to warm you up before bedtime.
Don't worry too much about the nutritional aspect of meals; concern yourself more with a high calorie intake. Most importantly, choose a variety of foods that you like to eat. One of the normal, albeit disconcerting, adjustments to altitude is a slight loss of appetite.
Once we are at the Camp Muir hut, ample cold water is available for drinking and replenishing water bottles. Hot water will also be provided for your meals (freeze-dried dinners, instant soups, instant oatmeal, etc) and hot drinks. When planning your menu, don't bring any items that require extensive preparation, cooking or simmering. We are able to provide you with boiling water, but do not have the ability to actually cook food items.
You will find some food items available at Whittaker Mountaineering, such as freeze-dried meals and energy bars.
This trip is open to all individuals in excellent physical condition. There are no technical climbing prerequisites to join this program.
Physical Fitness Training
Mountaineering requires a high degree of physical stamina and mental toughness. Even for the healthiest and fittest individuals, climbing mountains qualifies as an extremely challenging endeavor.
- Start immediately. Start a rigorous fitness and training program now with the goal of arriving in top physical condition and confident in your skills.
- Be intentional. Focus on gaining the necessary strength, stamina and skills to meet the physical and technical demands of the climb.
- Be sport-specific. The best fitness and training program mimics the physical and technical demands of your climbing objective. The closer you get to your program date, the more your training should resemble the climbing.
For this 6-day Expedition Skills Seminar - Winter, you are preparing for:
- Steep hiking and snowshoeing with a 50-60 lb load
- A 12+ hour summit day
- Mountaineering techniques which require core strength and flexibility
Nothing ensures a personally successful adventure like your level of fitness and training. Bottom line: Plan on being in the best shape of your life and ready for a very challenging adventure!
Below are approximate outlines of the program's physical demands that will be helpful in planning your training schedule and goals:
Total Hiking Time
Elevation Gain / Loss
Total Distance
Pack Weight
4 - 6 Hours
Gain = 4,600'
4.5 Miles
50 - 60 lbs
2 - 2 ½ Hours
Gain = 1,000'
Loss = 1,000'
2 Miles
20 - 25 lbs
2 - 3 Hours
Gain = 1,000'
Loss = 1,000'
2 Miles
20 - 25 lbs
|DAY 5 — Ascent: Muir to Summit, and return to Muir
12 + Hours
Gain = 4,400'
Loss = 4,400'
8 Miles
Round Trip
20 - 25 lbs
3 + Hours
Loss = 4,600'
4.5 Miles
50 - 60 lbs
Please refer to our Resources for Mountaineering Fitness and Training for detailed fitness and training information.
Excellent physical conditioning significantly increases your ability to acclimatize. Climbers in excellent physical condition simply have more energy to commit to the acclimatization process throughout the days and nights of the ascent, allowing their bodies to adjust to the altitude more easily.
While the key to climbing high is proper acclimatization, this climb effectively moves up and down the mountain at a rate that exceeds our body's ability to adjust (acclimate) to the high altitude. This is true whether a program spends 2 days or 5 days on the upper mountain (elevations above 10,000 feet). During our short climb, our bodies simply do not have the time to completely adjust to the altitude, and because of this short stay, our bodies do not typically succumb to altitude's ill effects. In short, climbers generally experience the mild but uncomfortable, yet normal, symptoms of their bodies beginning the adjustment process. While climbers will feel better rested on the slightly longer programs, fitness remains the key factor in a climber's performance.
In addition, physical performance at altitude is often related to how well you have taken care of yourself throughout the hours, days and weeks prior to summit day. Arriving healthy and well-rested, maintaining proper hydration and caloric intake, and protecting against unnecessary heat loss (staying warm) are usually key factors in an individual's success on a short-term visit to altitude.
Getting There
Rainier BaseCamp is located in Ashford, WA and is the home of RMI Expeditions, Whittaker Mountaineering, Whittaker's Bunkhouse, and Mt. Rainier Visitor Center. Ashford is located 75 miles from the Sea-Tac Airport and most climbers traveling to Ashford in the winter will want to rent a car. This is the most convenient and reliable way to get here.
Ride Share: If you are interested in sharing a ride, please go to our Message Board, then to "Carpool and Ride from Airport" and post your information.
Other transportation options are:
Harbor Town Car
Phone: 253-255-5665
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Seattle Airport Car Service
Phone: 206-375-4000
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Keven - Tacoma Yellow Cab
Phone: 253-678-2631
Email: email@example.com
Travel Consultant
RMI has partnered with Erin Rountree to provide our clients with comprehensive travel support. As an independent agent of the Travel Society, she has booked countless miles for adventure travelers across the globe. We have been working with Erin for the last 8 years, and she is very knowledgeable about the travel needs of our programs. Please call (208) 788-2870 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Travel Insurance
We strongly encourage everyone to purchase travel insurance which covers trip cancellation, interruption, delay, baggage loss or delay, medical expenses, medical evacuation and repatriation. Travel insurance offers the best possible protection if you have a sudden, unexpected illness or injury prior to or when traveling. Check with the insurance provider for specific coverage details including adventure/sports coverage. Additional cancellation coverage may be available if purchased within 14 days of making your trip deposit. However, trip insurance can be purchased at any time prior to the start of your program.
For more information please visit one of the websites below, or contact your local travel agent.
|AIG Travel Guard
|Erin Rountree
|Travelex Insurance
Ashford Area Accommodations
|Whittaker's Bunkhouse
|(360) 569-2439
|Nisqually Lodge
|(360) 569-8804
|Jasmer's at Mt. Rainier
|(360) 569-2682
|Alexander's Lodge
|(360) 569-2300
|Guest Services Inc: (Paradise Inn and National Park Inn)
|(360) 569-2275
|Camping: SW Area
|You may also go to VisitRainier.com to search for accommodations in the Ashford area.
For updated Mt. Rainier weather forecasts, click here.
Please click on the links below to see the Mt. Rainier webcams:
- Paradise view towards Mount Rainier
- Paradise view - East
- Paradise view - West
- Paradise view towards the Tatoosh Range
- Longmire view
- Air Quality Camera
Our guides work hard to ensure your well being and success on the mountain. If you have a positive experience, gratuities are an excellent way to show your appreciation. Amounts are at your discretion and should be based on your level of enjoyment. Tips for excellent service normally average 10 – 15% of the cost of the program.
Mt Rainier became the nation's fifth National Park in 1899, some twenty-nine years after it was first climbed. Mt. Rainier National Park encompasses 235,625 acres and is 97% wilderness and 3% National Historic Landmark District. Mt. Rainier, at 14,410', is the most prominent peak in the Cascade Range. It is a dormant volcano that last erupted approximately 150 years ago.
Guided mountaineering activity has taken place from the late 1800's, and The Mountain is still considered a prime training ground for climbing in Alaska, South America and the Himalayas. With more than 20 active glaciers encompassing some 36 square miles of ice, Rainier boasts the largest ice cover of any peak in the lower 48 United States. Its weather can be deceptively gentle or as fierce as encountered on any high mountain anywhere in the world. There is a wealth of information on the Mt. Rainier National Park website. We encourage you to enhance your enjoyment of the climb with some fun facts about the Park and history of climbing there.
General Information on Mt. Rainier National Park (MRNP)
Publications, videos, etc. on the flora, fauna, history, etc. of MRNP
Northwest Interpretive Association - www.nwpubliclands.org
General Mountaineering: publications, videos, etc.
The Mountaineers Book - www.mountaineersbooks.org
Gateway Communities & Activities outside Mt. Rainier National Park
Recommended Reading
The Challenge of Rainier, by Dee Molenaar
Mt. Rainier - A Climbing Guide, by Mike Gauthier
Mt. Rainier: The Story Behind the Scenery, by Ray Snow
National Geographic Trails Illustrated MRNP topo map
Deposit Payments: A deposit payment of $400 per person secures your reservation. Deposit payments may be made via MasterCard, Visa, e-check, check, or wire transfer.
Balance Payments: The balance payment is due 90 days prior to the start of your program, and we will send a payment reminder approximately three weeks before your payment is due. If your balance payment is not received within 90 days of the program, your reservation will be cancelled and all fees forfeited. Trips departing within 90 days from the reservation date must be paid in full at the time of reservation. Please note that balance payments may be made via check, e-check or wire transfer only.
Once we receive written notification (e-mail or mail) that you are canceling an individual participant or your entire reservation the following fees will apply:
- A fee of $400 per person will be charged for cancellations made more than 60 days before departure.
- There will be no refunds for cancellations made less than 60 days before your program.
Unfortunately, due to the time-sensitive nature of our business, and the difficulty in re-booking a trip close to departure, we cannot make exceptions to this policy.
Cancellation Insurance: We strongly suggest that everyone purchase travel insurance. Please see our Travel Page for details.
Change of Date
Date changes are subject to availability and apply only to the current climbing season. Date changes may be requested at anytime up to 30 days prior to your departure date for a $100 fee per person. There are no date changes allowed less than 30 days before departure.
Risk Management
Safety is RMI's number one priority. Our guides manage significant hazards inherent in mountaineering such as avalanches, ice fall, rock fall, inclement weather, and high winds, but they cannot eliminate them. RMI guides draw from their wealth of experience and training to make sound decisions that improve your chance of reaching the summit without compromising the necessary margin of safety.
Please clearly understand that mountaineering is inherently a hazardous sport. You are choosing to engage in an activity in which participants have been injured and killed. While those accidents are indeed infrequent, they may occur at any time and be out of our control. We ask that participants acknowledge the risk and hazards of mountaineering, and make their own choices about whether or not to engage in this activity.
Climber Responsibilities
Mountaineering is both an individual challenge and a team endeavor. Some of the responsibility for the team is carried by the individual climbers. For this reason, we ask that each participant:
- is physically and mentally fit, properly attired and equipped, and continues to self assess throughout the program to ensure as safe a climb as possible. If a climber's own physical fitness limits his or her ability to safely continue upward, that can have a negative impact on the summit experience or opportunity of other climb participants.
- honestly and accurately describe themselves, in terms of fitness, health and skills, and their equipment to their guides, and that they adhere to the advice of their professional mountain guide.
Age-Appropriate Guidelines & Restrictions
In the interest of the safety and well-being of all participants, RMI adheres to the following age-appropriate guidelines and restrictions on all climbing programs, domestic and international.
- Ages 15 & under: No participants age 15 & under
- Ages 16 & 17: Accompanied by parent or legal guardian
- Ages 18 & above: No restrictions
An individual's birthday must precede the departure date of the program. For example: a 15 year old who turns 16 on July 1 may participate on a program beginning July 2.
A minor climber must be accompanied by their parent/legal guardian throughout the entirety of the program. If either climber must descend at any time throughout the program, both climbers must descend together.
Summit Attempt
RMI cannot guarantee that you will reach the summit. Weather, route conditions, your own abilities, or the abilities of other climbers may create circumstances that make an ascent unsafe, and you or your entire party may have to turn around without reaching the summit. Failure to reach the summit due to a person's own lack of fitness or to any of the events associated with mountaineering (such as weather, route, avalanche hazard, team dynamics, etc.), are not Rainier Mountaineering, Inc.'s responsibility and will not result in refund or reschedule.
General Policies
Any Participant under the age of 18 must be accompanied on the trip by a parent or legal guardian and both the Participant and parent or legal guardian must sign all forms.
RMI's program plans and itineraries are subject to change or adjustment based on a number of factors. These include, but are not limited to, route conditions, weather, terrain, and many other factors. RMI has complete discretion to change plans to accommodate any of these or other factors, including discretion to change program schedule or itinerary, and change guides or staff, as necessary for the proper and safe conduct of the program.
We reserve the right to cancel any program due to inadequate signups, weather or route conditions. In such a case, a full refund is given; however, RMI cannot be responsible for any additional expenses incurred in preparing for the program (i.e., airline tickets, equipment purchase or rental, hotel reservations).
If the Participant decides to leave a trip at any time after the start of the trip and prior to its conclusion, he or she will not be entitled to a refund.
RMI reserves the right to dismiss the Participant from a trip or to send the Participant to a lower altitude at any time if RMI determines, in its sole discretion, that the Participant is not physically, technically, or psychologically prepared for or capable of participating in the program.
The Participant understands and agrees that RMI assumes no responsibility or liability in connection with any travel and hospitality service provided to the Participant by others in connection with the trip, including but not limited to the services provided by airlines, hotels, and motor vehicle operators, and that RMI is not responsible for any act, error, omission, or any injury, loss, accident, delay, irregularity, or danger by a supplier of travel or hospitality services to the Participant in connection with the RMI program.
RMI recommends and strongly advises that the Participant have or purchase personal life, medical, accident, travel, baggage, trip cancellation, and other insurance that may pertain to participation in the program. The Participant understands that RMI provides no such insurance coverage in connection with the trip.
How cold will it be? Daytime temperatures at Camp Muir are typically in the 20's and 30's but can vary considerably depending on conditions. If we're enjoying high pressure, it may be clear, yet considerably colder. If stable weather and snow conditions allow a summit attempt, temperatures will no doubt be hovering around zero (or colder) en-route to the summit.
What are the chances of making the summit? We're brutally honest about this: on average, one Seminar out of four each winter may reach the top; some years none will make it. While the training on an ESSW can be excellent, if your goal includes a more certain summit shot, you might consider an alternative Expedition Skills Seminar during the regular season.
Can I bring my skis or snowboard along? Please bring snowshoes only. One of the important goals of this program is to provide the best possible training for a Denali adventure. Because snowshoes are the method of travel on Denali, that's what we practice here. On a side note, RMI also offers ski mountaineering programs!
What is the Guide-to Client Ratio on this program? We use a 1 guide per 3 climber ratio on the Disappointment Cleaver and Ingraham Glacier routes.
What is the maximiun group size? The maximum group size of any program anywhere on Mt. Rainier is 12 individuals, including guides.