Project Updates
Expedition Journal
May 13th, 2008
My friend Dave
I spend a lot of time alone. For the most part, I enjoy the quiet moments of my life - I think about my day, plan for the future, sort out expedition details. Its generally time well spent.
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April 30th, 2008
Change
Last week I gave a presentation at my old college in Northfield, Minnesota.
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April 17th, 2008
At altitude in Argentina
I'm finally back from Argentina and a mountaineering expedition in the Catamaraca district. While Aron and I didn't summit Ojos del Salado, we did manage to achieve my goal of getting above 21,000 feet, and more importantly, have a safe journey.
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Podcast
27 Nov. 2007
Latest Podcast
Throughout the preparation of the project, and from the field, the team will be posting regular audio reports. Subscribe now, and listen for the podcasts to start in 2008.

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Save The Poles Videos
27 Nov. 2007
Video Log
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Mapping & Position
Current Position
During the expeditions this block will show current information for the team's latitude and longitude, daily mileage and other information about the geographical location of the explorers.
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Did You Know?
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