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  1. 30 PM-a gain of 0..2% from the previous day's closing price.Andreas Lipkow, Chief Market Analyst at CMC Markets, noted that the 25,000-point mark currently acts... news.osna.fm/?p=49464 | #news #climbs #dax #energy #face

  2. The DAX remained positive through midday on Wednesday, following a favorable start to trading. The main index was measured at approximately 25,360 points around... news.osna.fm/?p=47973 | #news #adidas #ai #amid #climbs

  3. Favorite outdoor stairway climbs completed to date

    Identified below are this blog author’s favorite outdoor stairway climbs that have been completed to date. Each has its own individual attributes and aesthetics, whether it be the surrounding landscapes and scenery, a vast view at the top, or the narrowness of the climbing corridor. For purposes of this post, the terms stairs, stairways, and steps are used interchangeably. As more are completed, the post will be updated accordingly.

    “A glorious vista is more enriching when it takes effort to get there.”

    panethos.wordpress.com

    Peace!

    The reward at the top of the Scalinata Salita Castello

    Scalinata Salita Castello = 541 steps in Taormina, Italia (see the two images just below)

    High Tower/Rockledge Stairs = 161 steps in Los Angeles (Hollywood Heights), California

    High Tower Steps – to the left of the tower

    Paramount Stairway = 220 steps in Los Angeles (Hollywood Heights), California

    Sky Steps = 529 steps in Durango, Colorado

    Scalinata di Trinità dei Monti a.k.a. “The Spanish Steps” (1725) = 135 steps in Roma, Italia

    Scala dell’Arce Capitolina (1348) = 124 steps in Roma, Italia

    View from the Scala dell’Arce Capitolina

    Devil’s Head Lookout Station Stairway = 143 steps near Sedalia, Colorado

    Seven Falls Stairway = 224 steps in Colorado Springs, Colorado

    Stairs are hard to see against the stone backdrop at Seven Falls

    Ironman Stairs = 155 steps in Bisbee, Arizona

    View from atop the Ironman Stairs in Bisbee

    The Alcove House Climb ~ 220 wooden ladder and stone steps in Bandolier National Monument, New Mexico

    Climb to the Alcove House

    Whitley Terrace Steps = 159 steps in Los Angeles (Whitley Heights), California

    Whitley Terrace Steps

    Washington Street Steps = 252 steps in Galena, Illinois

    Rose Stairs = 151 steps in Bisbee, Arizona

    Mayfield Stairs = 181 steps in Bisbee, Arizona

    La Presa Steps = 181 steps in Los Angeles (Hollywood Heights), California

    Walnut Creek Canyon Stairway = 237 steps in Flagstaff, Arizona

    Theatre Stairs = 127 steps in Bisbee, Arizona

    Laundry Stairs = 98 steps in Bisbee, Arizona

    Mount Tom Dune Stairs = 101 steps in Indiana Dunes National Park

    Mount Tom Dune Stairs

    First Avenue Steps = ? steps in Jerome, Arizona

    Jerome

    Cardiff Hill/Twain Lighthouse Stairway = 244 steps in Hannibal, Missouri

    Twain Lighthouse Steps

    Gila Cliff Dwellings Stairs = 288 in Glia Cliff Dwellings National Monument, New Mexico


    Hilarious sign at Gila Cliff Dwellings

    Perley Stairs = 96 steps in Bisbee, Arizona

    Hurley Park Stairways = 152 steps in Albuquerque, New Mexico

    Avalanche Hill Steps = 392 steps in Boyne City, Michigan

    Baldwin Hills Stairs = 282 steps in Los Angeles (Baldwin Hills), California

    Baldwin Hills Steps

    Band Shell Stairs = 73 steps in Bisbee, Arizona

    Spalding Stairs = 78 steps in Bisbee, Arizona

    Walsh Stairs = 98 steps in Bisbee, Arizona

    Jetty Stairway = 55 steps in Redondo Beach, California

    Challenge Hill Stair Climb = 200 steps in Denver (Castle Rock), Colorado

    Challenge Hill

    Monks Mound Stairway = 155 steps in Cahokia Mounds State Park, Illinois

    Twain Avenue to N. Fifth Street Stairs ~ 35 steps in Hannibal, Missouri

    #cities #climbing #climbs #fun #geography #hiking #history #landUse #outdoor #stairs #stairways #stats #steps #tourism #transportation #travel #treks #views #vistas #walking
  4. The Ifo price‑expectation indicator rose sharply in March, reaching 25.3 points compared with 20.3 points in February - the highest level since March 2023. Klau... news.osna.fm/?p=40126 | #news #climbs #cost #energy #firms

  5. German tax collections edged higher overall in early 2026, but the February monthly figure actually fell 1.6 % compared with the same month last year, according... news.osna.fm/?p=38907 | #news #capitalgains #climbs #energy #february

  6. The mood in the housing‑construction sector is improving further. The Ifo Business Climate index rose from -20.8 in January to -17.6 in February, announced the... news.osna.fm/?p=38328 | #news #books #climate #climbs #construction

  7. The DAX rose sharply on Tuesday, closing at 23,969 points on the Xetra settlement-up 2.4 % from the previous day. After a very upbeat opening, the index remaine... news.osna.fm/?p=37650 | #news #climbs #dax #drope296bc #energy

  8. Despite an initially positive start, the German DAX index experienced a slight pullback by midday on Monday, ultimately remaining in positive territory. The ind... news.osna.fm/?p=24707 | #news #business #climbs #data #dax

  9. Cycling Uphill Faster

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    I have been up the Molard climb four times this year, and each time I sped up by a little. Twice my time improved by two minutes, and when I tried yesterday it improved by only a few seconds. With an average of 2000 meters of climbing per week I can feel the effects.

    I can feel that I am climbing with more power and I can feel a big change on short climbs. There is a climb to enter Eysins and a few days ago I went up without tiring until the top. Yesterday when I climbed the Molard my heart rate peaked at 180 beats per minute but I had some strength left to try to sprint the last few meters.

    Climbing isn't fun, when you're not used to it. It's hard. Your legs burn. Your bike feels heavy and your gears feel hard. With time though, and as you build muscle, so climbing does eventually become easier, and more fun.

    Yesterday on one climb I went from being a certain distance behind the group and I worked to catch up. Eventually I caught up with some, and then others, and then I sprinted by the main group and slowed down. In the process I had a new sensation. Having enough power not to be slowed down by the gradient.

    It was a new sensation to feel that I had speed and stamina while banking in an uphill bend. It was a nice sensation and I hope to have it many more times. Having the grit to ride up hills that were hard, and that progressively get easier and easier is nice.

    I am in twenty fifth position for that climb this week, out of fourty four and around four hundred out of eight hundred for all time, within the group. Age is one excuse. The weight of my bike is another excuse, and a legitimate reason is that I haven't ridden as much as others so I can't compare with them yet.

    The point of this blog post is not to show off, but rather to express that I experienced a new, fun sensation, when on a climb after the challenge, when I felt that I was climbing well, without struggling like I used to.

    The Landscape Demands It

    I saw that some people go on long rides, and climb twenty to foury meters. In Switzerland, if you do the same distance, you might climb 2100m. Climbing is part of cycling in Switzerland, so the more you practice the skill, the more you can enjoy what Switzerland has to offer.

    #climbs #cycling #endurance #fitness #habit

  10. Did the longest #dirt / #gravel #bike #race of my life over the weekend! 80 miles, 8000 feet climbed, in 9 hours, with 1000 riders. #RockCobbler in #Bakersfield -- slippery mud, monster #climbs, hike-a-bike, and more.

    Had an absolutely amazing time!
    Pix and info at:

    poohbot.com/2023/02/gravel-rac