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You see, last night my oxygen mask failed at Camp 3 and while all others slept with the gift of artificial os, I froze and drifted in and out of consciousness. This is not the way to begin an attempt on the highest mountain on Earth Certainly not when you are the only cameraman and are 1. For the first time in my life, I am terrified to fall asleep. Why Because Im afraid Im not going to wake up. Edema is the fatal high altitude illness where the brain or lungs fill with water, often followed by coma then death. The only way to treat pulmonary of cerebral edema is to descend and that is simply not an option for me. I know my body extremely well and Ive spent numerous nights at 8,0. I have ever felt. Weeks of operating at 1. TV series on Mt. Everest has finally caught up to me. My body is exhausted from running ahead of the group trying to capture moments on video without interrupting the flow of the expedition. You see, its relatively easy to run ahead of a group trekking at sea level with a camera, but try wearing a space suit, moon boots, thick gloves and an oxygen mask then running ahead of a group while ascending the highest mountain on Earth. Its debilitating. In a world where the rule is to never exceed 6. Im revving at 1. When I close my eyes, I experience visions of crossing over to the other side. Desinstalar El Messenger De Windows Vista. Magnetic waves seem to be pulsing and pulling me deeper into my mind. There is a bright light ahead of me and it seems to be seducing me and attempting to convince me to let myself be pulled into the land of the ever dormant. Its beautiful, I think to myself. I open my eyes, sit up immediately and cough uncontrollably. This is not happening to me I immediately begin to consume copious amounts of water in an attempt to recover and settle my system. I devour five energy gels, three packs of gummies, one and a half servings of high altitude chicken curry and three frozen Lance Armstrong energy cookies. That part especially killed me Consuming calories and liquid, combined with breathing oxygen at 4. L per minute, will be my saving grace. At least, thats what I tell myself. I trust I have done all I can and permit myself to drift asleep. This is the most terrifying moment of my life. With the sound of oxygen flowing through an artificial mask, I surrender and drift away wondering whether or not I will ever wake up. N-BUUDyAxlE/S70X4lOfR1I/AAAAAAAABTU/ECivYKjmXiE/s1600/Everest+Ultimate+Edition+5.50.2100.jpg' alt='Everest Ultimate Edition 4.20' title='Everest Ultimate Edition 4.20' />The sound of violent wind tearing away at the fine yellow walls of my North Face tent forces me awake. Im alive My super hydration strategy seems to have worked and my choice not to alarm anyone with my condition seems to have paid off. The guides have enough to worry about with our three man team of Arab climbers. These boys are here living their dream and Im here to document the realization of that dream. I will not be a liability. Ive seen them to the summit of Mt. DC8EF8C05.png]];var lpix_1=pix_1.length;var p1_0= [[1024' alt='Everest Ultimate Edition 4.20' title='Everest Ultimate Edition 4.20' />Elbrus, Mt. Aconcagua and now its time to see them to the summit of the tallest mountain on Earth. Its game time. Time to flip the switch. Lavalys has created and developed market leading computer diagnostics, hardware monitoring, network audit, and benchmarking software solutions. The new Eisforeverybody edition almost looks like a different gadget. The dark glossy face has been replaced with a frosted white situation thats designed. Like a warrior preparing for battle, in the confines of my claustrophobic tent while breathing supplementary oxygen through my mask, I prepare dozens of batteries, clean all of my lenses and mentally walk through the next 2. I envision the areas of the climb where I will use my tripod and my Go. Pros. I imagine the areas where I will switch my lenses and run ahead of the group to acquire the shots Ive been dreaming of capturing for months. Its all be pre meditated at lower altitudes because there is always a chance that everything will go wrong, including the capacity for my brain to make rational and logical decisions. As a climber, I plan for every scenario, including failure. I mentally prepare for the most difficult day of my life, then I leave with nothing but an awareness for that pain and I focus on the incredible feat that I must undertake and the shots I want to capture along the way. At 1. 0 p. m., Im standing in the death zone under the moonlit Himalayan sky. Were just seconds away from departure. In one hand I hold my Canon T3i, a lighter choice for the evening portion of the climb, and in my left a portable LED light that illuminates the faces of my comrades. The frigid camera body instantly robs all the heat of my right hand. I attempt to compensate with four hand warmers, but the sub zero temperatures of the world above 8,0. My teammates headlamps flare in my viewfinder and the look of excitement in their eyes reminds me of why I came here in the first place. This is it I make a deal with the guides that I will not interrupt the pace of the climb with my filming and in return they permit me to lead and be first in line. I also understand that if I do not honour my word I will be placed in the back of the line. This means that regardless of how tired I become, I cannot slow down. The spiritual warrior must now awaken. The first five hours of the ascent are spent climbing the triangular face to the balcony. Its 2. 0 to 3. I easily lead the way, racing ahead with my climbing Sherpa Pasang my trusted assistant and once Ive gained enough distance on the team, I pull a fresh battery out of my warm down suit, remove my gloves, expose my hands to the cold, pull the camera up from around my neck, crank the ISO to 3. I can. When the lead guide comes within five feet of where I am dangling, I quickly turn around, cover the lens, expose my hands and pull out the battery and carry on racing ahead. There is an incredible amount of thinking going on in my mind as I have to ensure my crampons are secured into the ice, my safety line is clipped, my ascender is locked so that I dont slip and fall. In addition, Im worrying about focus, exposure and composition. The exhale moisture of my oxygen mask continuously leaks onto my camera and freezes instantly creating an icy shell around the body. I continuously think to myself this is only going to last so long before the camera malfunctions. And thats why I have four cameras with me. Every opportunity I can create, I race ahead, pull out a warm battery, expose my hands to the cold, grab a shot, repeat, and continue racing ahead. This goes on for five hours under a bed of stars and partially moonlit sky. When the team breaks, I stop, clip in somewhere, quickly drop my pack, devour a few energy gels, consume 14 litre of water in the sub zero temperatures, grab a few quick shots of the guys in the dead of the night, race ahead and carry on. Arduous, repetitive and hypnotic, but the adrenaline seems to make the time pass relatively quickly. By 4 2. 0 a. m., we reach the balcony of Mt. Everest, a small area barely able to accommodate our small climbing team. I decide to quickly replace my oxygen bottle with one of three extra that my Sherpa has been carrying. I devour a few more energy gels, switch to my down mitts and crack four new chemical hand warmers open before racing ahead of the team in anticipation of the rising sun in China. I gain a significant amount of distance during this time and slowly witness in awe as the sun rises through the clouds in China.