ClimbOn! 2008 Welcomes the Celebrity Team from NTU! Back-row: Sze Realli-not Gay, Zany Zedong, Longman Kai Rong, Cheryl Wii, Joan of Arc Centre-row: Brainy Bernard, Silly Shalynn, Li Zhen Xiang, Uncle B Front-row: Allen Iverson, Energiser Elicia, Sarah Bandana
2nd November was the day to remember. Waking up early (530am) and travelling across the country (Pasir Ris Park!!!) all for the sake of a fun-filled day. As usual, was one of the earliest to arrive on site so proceeded to do all the necessary arrangements to help the gang get registered.
Hell broke loose when the event started! Almost all the walls were already filled with climbers. Went on to do some warm-up routes then started to whack the harder ones. Anything more than 1000 points is crazy and definitely require more than one try from me (except for the 2000 points route on the Blocx Wall heh).
Slightly after lunch (skipped mine) it started to rain, but that didn't stop the climbers from attacking the inside wall but it means longer queuing time (about 15mins). All-in-all, I had a great time even though my fingers were aching and burning after going through all those routes with me. It was a fantastic experience and didn't expect to be climbing all the way till the end (5pm)!
To the GANG: "Great job dudes and dudettes for arriving early and participating in ClimbOn! 2008! We all had our share of fun and definitely was a great experience for all of us! We shall look forward to ClimbOn! 2009 and in the meantime climb harder!"
PS: Dun forget our Year-End Trip is juz around the corner peeps!
A day without a latte, cup of tea, or caffeinated soft drink is unthinkable for many people. Yet caffeine poses some health risks. Although individuals seem to differ in their vulnerability to caffeine’s influence, if drunk in moderation, the risks appear negligible.
Studies on caffeine discount any risk of cancer. A major report from the American Institute for Cancer Research, based on numerous studies, concluded that coffee has no link to cancer risk.
Drinking more than four cups of coffee a day, however, may increase the risk of heart problems. In fact, a new study suggests that even two six-ounce cups of coffee a day may increase blood test values that measure inflammation.
If future research confirms these findings, there may be cause for concern. But it’s too early to severely limit your coffee consumption for this reason, because two large American studies show no effect of coffee or caffeine on the incidence of heart disease. Article By Karen Collins, R.D.
Was told to read this article. Followed by reminders to "CUT DOWN" on caffeine consumption. Will try to do so. From many cups a day to 3 cups a day in time to come. Not an easy task but definitely worth the try. =)
No one believed me when I told them I started young. That kinda explains the voice I guess. But at that point of time, I was kinda missing the lighter! Believe in what U see.
Forget about Batman & Robin. Forget about Starsky & Hutch. Forget about Romeo & Juliet. (seems somewhat wrong) Forget about Dumb & Dumber. Forget about Beavis and Butthead.
Juz remember Uncle B & Lil' J.
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