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1. Apa is the record holder for the total number of summits, 17, and Lhakpa is considered to have the fastest time in reaching the tip of Everest. (Web site)
2. Apa is the name of a deity in Hinduism.
3. APA is led by a President and a Board of Trustees with an Executive Committee.
4. APA was founded in December of 1904 by black students at Cornell University.
5. APA is linked to many dubious organisations such as SARC. IFAW, International Fund for Animal Welfare, a global organisation.

Education

1. If you haven't heard, Apa has established a foundation to improve education and economic opportunity starting in and around the Mount Everest region. (Web site)

Message

1. Apa became passionate about the message of the Eco Everest Expedition — the threat global warming poses for the people of the Himalayan highlands. (Web site)

Active

1. AMC-14 also carries a demonstration receive active phased array (APA) payload that allows coverage to be reshaped on orbit. (Web site)

Philosophy

1. APA style: education, philosophy of. (Web site)
2. Aims to go beyond the usual philosophy of religion sessions at the APA, and stimulate thinking on the nature and role of Christian commitment in philosophy.

Saturday

1. Also on Saturday, Nepalese mountaineer Apa Sherpa, 50, broke his own record by clibing Everest for the 20th time. (Web site)

Climbing

1. Climbing with the Eco Everest Expedition, Apa was committed to bringing down his own waste, including oxygen bottles and other gear.

April 19

1. Apa will arrive on April 18, just in time to participate in the puja ceremony on April 19. (Web site)

Match

1. The APA v. The Hardy Boyz ---When all three teams are active, this match isn't very good. (Web site)

Side Effect

1. Reduction of blood pressure is a side effect observed in many of the previous thrombin inhibitors containing Arg or Arg analogues like Gpa and Apa [7]. (Web site)

Cell Phone

1. Backstage, Ric Flair was in a conversation on his cell phone when the APA stormed in.

Height

1. Testing positive for APA correlated with restricted height, and the researchers speculate this is mediated by a reduction in insulin growth factor (IGF)-1.

Body Mass Index

1. Their height, weight, and body mass index (BMI) were recorded, and insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) and APA were assayed.

Apa Sherpa

1. Apa Sherpa, who is attempting a world-record 20th ascent of Everest, said he wanted to honour the New Zealander, who reached the peak in 1953. (Web site)
2. With finesse and strength, Apa Sherpa has slowly carved a reputation that will be very hard to surpass in the world of climbing.
3. Apa Sherpa, who holds the record for climbing Mt. (Web site)

Mount Everest

1. Then Apa went to Copenhagen with his message about climate change and the damage to Mount Everest.

Sma

1. Among them, Apa I and Sma I cut w MelPop into multiple fragments, Asc I cut this chromosome into two fragments, and Fse I cut only once (Fig.
2. For PFGE, DNA was isolated and restricted with Apa I (Promega) and Sma I (MBI Fermentas), respectively, as described by Vela et al. (Web site)

American Psychological Association

1. Hebb was a member of the American Psychological Association (APA) and was its president in 1960.
2. In 1999, sixty psychologists and psychiatrists sent a letter to the American Psychological Association (APA) urging it to oppose advertising to children.

Thrombosis

1. This study aimed to evaluate the frequency of APA positivity, associated risk factors other than APA, and outcome in children with APA and thrombosis.

Top

1. Apa made it to the top of Mount Everest again last week, breaking his world record with an 18th summit of the 29,035-foot Himalayan peak. (Web site)
2. They are tag champs, but no one really buys them as the top tag team on Smackdown, and maybe not even in the top 3 (TWGTT, Guerreros, APA, etc). (Web site)
3. On May 22, 2008, Apa Sherpa broke his own world climbing record by reaching the top of Mt.

Clothesline

1. Tazz generally got beaten down for a while, until the APA came in and after a few exchanges, the match ended with a clothesline from hell. (Web site)

First

1. First off, you may have already heard, but Apa has been given the honor of scattering some of Sir Edmund Hillary’s ashes on Mount Everest.

Draper

1. Apa Sherpa returns Sunday June 1st to his home in Draper, UT after making it to the top of Mount Everest for a world record 18th time last week.

Psychology

1. This letter is to the American Psychological Association (hereafter referred to as APA), and to all professionals in the field of psychology. (Web site)
2. More than one grievance has been filed against John Leso (I have filed one myself with APA and New York Board for Psychology). (Web site)

Psychologist

1. This is a matter of controversy as the APA does not recognize anything below a doctorate as the entry level for a psychologist.

Psychologists

1. Psychologists, including Major John Leso, a member of APA, have reportedly participated in these abuses. (Web site)
2. Last summer, the APA adopted new ethical principles drafted by a task force of 10 psychologists, who were selected by the organization's leadership.

Summit

1. Apa heard that more than 75 people made it to the summit that day; he was glad to have been the first. (Web site)
2. Apa unfurled a banner that read "Stop Climate Change, Let the Himalayas Live!," after reaching the summit. (Web site)
3. Apa Sherpa, 50, reached the summit of world's highest peak on Saturday morning, a spokesman for the tourism ministry said.

Plywood

1. The American Plywood Association (APA) will state, however, that the physical properties of OSB are equal to or greater than plywood.

Nepal

1. Apa Sherpa has broken the routine: The Salt Lake resident with the world record for the most summits of Mount Everest left for Nepal this week.
2. On 19 May, Apa Sherpa of Thame, Nepal summited for the 16th time, breaking his own world record. (Web site)

Kathmandu

1. After reaching Base Camp, both Babu Chiri Sherpa and Apa were flown Kathmandu to be awarded by the late King Birendra from Nepal. (Web site)

Everest

1. Apa made it to the top of Everest for the first time in 1990, leading a group of climbers. (Web site)
2. During a special ceremony Friday in Kathmandu, Apa was asked to carry a sacred vessel to the top of Everest by a high-ranking Buddhist monk.
3. Apa grew up in the foothills of Everest and began carrying equipment and supplies for trekkers and mountaineers at age 12. (Web site)

Sherpas

1. Apa, who like most Sherpas goes by one name, first climbed the 29,035-foot (8,850-meter) mountain in 1989 and has repeated the feat almost every year since. (Web site)
2. With no clients to manage, Apa and Lhakpa climbed to educate the world about the role of Sherpas in helping everyone else reach the world's highest point. (Web site)

Apa

1. Apa, who moved to the United States in 2006 and lives in the Salt Lake City suburb of Draper, said he would scatter the ashes of Hillary at the summit. (Web site)
2. Apa, 50, who lives in the United States, reached the summit on Saturday along the Southeast Ridge route. (Web site)
3. Apa and Yangji left Salt Lake City for Kathmandu on March 29 to prepare for the trek to a base camp for the Eco Everest Expedition. (Web site)

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