Free Climbing 3000 Feet Up The Hardest Route In The World

"After 10 days, these two guys are already halfway up the hardest route in the world. Let's keep our fingers crossed!"

These 2 guys and all the others who are part of their team are, indeed, making history. It's not finished yet (as of this writing). But they're definitely on their way now.

By the way, one of the most effective ways, based on my experience, on losing body fat and making yourself fit and trim in the process is to engage in free climbing. Have you noticed how fit most of these mountaineers you meet are? They eat (I know this from experience, too, as I used to do mountaineering years ago) humongous meals, and they eat just about anything (in addition to those recommended by their healthcare provider). You don't really have to be copycats of any those guys mentioned in the image here. You can go to any indoor climbing gyms. I believe some gyms have this kind of set-up. I once had a multi-day climb up in the Mt Halcon mountain range in Mindoro, Philippines years ago. Part of it entailed doing 'vertical' free climbing. When I came back to the city, I saw how much weight I lost, and my love handles along my belly area were gone. Hence, I recommend free climbing to all of you out there bent on losing weight and making yourself look trim and fit like an adolescent dude. Of course, you can find other ways to do this.

In the meantime, enjoy life.

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Gothic in Fashion - A Fascinating Exhibit at the FIT

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I found myself Saturday afternoon killing time after a friend failed to show up on time for a late lunch out. We had to move the meet-up later at 4:30, and I took the opportunity to go to a nearby church and pray. Minutes after, I still had far more time to spare, and I ventured out to walk further south from 34th St on 7th Avenue, close to where I used to work doing sales, plants and floral arrangements in the Flower Market District. It was way more than chilly, and soon I was struggling to convince myself "I wasn't really freezing" but it was turning hopeless. I saw the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), and recalled seeing the museum in it every time I walked past by the campus on my way to buy some lunch somewhere in the vicinity. I thought it's not a bad idea at all to get myself warm; I hastily got myself inside, and heard the staff inside directing me downstairs to view the current exhibit. And what an exhibit! Take a view on it online as well!

I saw the "no photo taking allowed" notice at the entrance. I saw a number of visitors, with one very knowledgeable lady doing a guided tour. I didn't join the group at once, preferring to view the fashion creations just by myself, as other visitors mill around the small space for a museum. Think "Vampire, Decay, Fabulous, Eternal Youth, Death, NYC, Funeral, Black, Bad Dreams, Intriguing, Secrets, Dungeons, Mysterious, Captivating, Blood, Outrageous, Vanities" and you'd have a better mind approach to one of the best curated shows I've seen todate, unpretentious yet enthralling, given the limited space and resources, with FIT being part of the State University of New York, so I'm amazed at the level of creativity and resourcefulness displayed in the exhibit. I remember one of my massage woman clients, a South Korean, who highly recommended the FIT to me to do advance studies in the creative fields while we're having a conversation during a session; she herself came from Parsons, but thought FIT is better (I didn't ask more about the details why).

Took some pictures using the limited lenses of my SonyEricsson celfone surreptitiously. I knew I'd be caught anytime soon, as the security were on the lookout; I think they must have seen me through the CCTV system in the area. Here are the blurry photos I managed to shoot (they are numbered in order of appearance, from top to bottom):

[Picture #1 = Alexander McQueen's "Corset and pants"]

[Picture #2 = Comme de Garcon's Rei Kawakubo - "Dress""]

[Picture #3 = Hussein Chalayan's "Blog Top and Skirt"]

[Picture #4 = Kei Kagami's "Anatomy 2 Ensemble"]

[Picture #5 = "Assembled mannequins wearing various unidentified designs"]

[Picture #6 =Alexander McQueen's "Prosthetic Corset"]

[Picture #7 = Kei Kagami's "Anatomy 1 Ensemble"]