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Monday, December 14, 2009
ap Dubai gets $10B from Abu Dhabi to cover debt
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) -- Dubai got a $10 billion lifeline from oil-rich Abu Dhabi to save one of its prized companies from imminent default Monday, calming fears for now about the city-state's shaky finances. Dubai's main stock market spiked more than 10 percent on the news.
AP - FILE - In this Sept. 7, 2009 file photo, a train is seen during a trial session two ...
Dubai World -- a sprawling conglomerate with assets ranging from the oceanliner Queen Elizabeth 2 to luxury retailer Barney's New York -- had been up against a Monday deadline to repay a pile of loans from its Nakheel property division. Some $4.1 billion of the emergency funds will be used to pay off those bills. The rest will go to shore up Dubai World itself.
Dubai officials' reluctance to fully stand behind Dubai World's $60 billion in debts had raised serious concerns about the emirate's creditworthiness, and the move by Abu Dhabi appeared aimed at quashing those worries before they undercut confidence in the United Arab Emirates as a whole. The two emirates share control of the UAE, a federation of seven semiautonomous city-states.
Authorities also softened their stance Monday, vowing that the city-state was committed to "transparency, good governance and market principles." Officials outlined a legal framework that promised to increase openness and protect creditors in future dealings with the conglomerate, offering lenders further reassurance in a country where formal bankruptcy proceedings are largely untested.
"We are here today to reassure investors, financial and trade creditors, employees and our citizens that our government will act at all times in accordance with market principles and internationally accepted business practices," Sheik Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, chairman of the Dubai supreme fiscal committee, said in a statement.
The bailout is the latest by Abu Dhabi. The emirate which controls the UAE's presidency has directly and indirectly provided Dubai with $25 billion over the past year, mostly by buying Dubai bonds. In all, Dubai owes more than $80 billion -- roughly equal to its total economic output last year. The full extent of its liabilities is unknown, however, with some analysts putting the total at $100 billion or more.
The aid package is key for Dubai, the second-richest of the UAE's city-states but which has little of the oil wealth held by Abu Dhabi. Dubai's ruler is the UAE's vice president and prime minister.
Dubai created Dubai World -- which has interests in seaports, real estate, tourism and retail -- to diversify its economy and boost its international clout. Much of the growth was fueled by easy credit. As the bills came due, Dubai struggled to repay as its economy was battered by the global economic downturn.
Dubai said the rest of the funds provided by Abu Dhabi will be used to cover the conglomerate's interest expenses and general business needs through the end of April, and to pay bills owed to "existing trade creditors and contractors."
Bankers said the last-minute cash injection signaled a national approach to tackling Dubai's problems rather than leaving the struggling emirate to fend for itself.
"This is a very significant development," said Marios Maratheftis, head of regional research at Standard Chartered Bank. "It shows once again there is a one-country approach in dealing with the crisis, which is positive."
Investors cheered the news, which provided some clarity in a crisis that erupted late last month when the conglomerate unexpectedly said it was seeking new terms on repaying roughly $26 billion of its debts.
The Dubai Financial Market's main index shot up 10.4 percent at the close. Abu Dhabi's stock market jumped 7.9 percent. Stocks in Asia rebounded from earlier losses after Dubai's announcement.
Fahd Iqbal, a Dubai-based analyst at Middle East investment bank EFG-Hermes, said the rally was to be expected but urged caution.
"This announcement constitutes a specific bailout of Nakheel, suggesting that as an entity (it) was deemed to be 'too big to fail,'" he said. "It does not, however, constitute a bailout of Dubai Inc. or Dubai World as a whole and this is important to highlight."
Nakheel is a property developer and hotel operator best known for building manmade islands in the shape of palm trees and a map of the world off Dubai's coast.
Standard & Poor's, which along with other credit rating agencies has aggressively cut its outlook on Dubai state-run companies, called Monday's move "a step towards rebuilding confidence," but warned that the government's ability to bail out other firms remains uncertain.
Dubai World said in a separate statement it welcomed the financial support, which will provide "funding and a stable basis" for a restructuring the company announced last month.
The conglomerate said it is pushing ahead with talks to convince lenders to agree to a "standstill" -- effectively a delay -- on repaying some of its debt.
"As long as a standstill is successfully negotiated, Dubai World has assurances that the government of Dubai ... will provide financial support to cover working capital and interest expenses to ensure the continuity of key projects," the company said.
To further reassure the market, the UAE's central bank, based Abu Dhabi, said it remains committed to standing behind the country's banks, including those with exposure to Dubai World and Nakheel.
Dubai was also looking to salvage the sheikdom's reputation.
Officials said the emirate plans to introduce a reorganization law that could be used in case Dubai World is "unable to achieve an acceptable restructuring of its remaining obligations."
A person close to the Dubai government said the new law provided a legal framework for addressing corporate debt, though it did not mean a bankruptcy filing by state-owned companies was certain.
"The current bankruptcy law is untested," the person said. "Dubai World needed a legal process to go through. The government was very focused on creating something that would be fair and transparent to everybody."
He insisted on anonymity as a condition for briefing reporters on a conference call.
It was not immediately clear what, if anything, Abu Dhabi would expect in exchange for Monday's funding. Analysts had said an Abu Dhabi bailout could result in it exerting greater influence on high profile neighbor going forward.
But the individual close to the Dubai government said the money came with no strings attached.
"Let me be clear: Dubai has not given anything up. There have been no conditions on the funding," he said.
The individual said it was premature to discuss what assets Dubai World might be willing to sell to pay additional bills, though he added that "all options will be discussed."
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Dubai-gets-10B-from-Abu-Dhabi-apf-3358167649.html?x=0
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Weekly Global Media Outreach Prayer Letter
But all around the world, we don’t need a special holiday to do this; we can give thanks to God each and every day. Just think of some of the things we can thank God for:
Thank God for sending His Son Jesus Christ to die on the cross for our sins
Thank God that He loves us
Thank God that He is gracious and merciful and kind and loving
Thank God for the air that we breathe and the food that we eat
Thank God for family and friends
Thank God for financial provision
Thank God for health
Thank God for sending His Holy Spirit to live in our lives as Christians
Thank God for forgiving our sins when we accept Christ as our Savior
Thank God for the gift of eternal life in Jesus Christ our Lord
Thank God for the church and for other Christians
Thank God for being able to worship Him
“Enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise; give thanks to Him and praise His name.” We have so much to thank God for. So, this week, let us join together and
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Thank God for the gift of Jesus
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Thank God for the gift of loved ones
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Pray that God will bless and protect your loved ones and our staff here at Global Media Outreach
WE ARE THANKFUL FOR YOU! When you join with us in prayer, we are linked together as brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ. May God bless you this Thanksgiving season and always
May God bless you,Your friends at Global Media Outreach
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
CEBU CITY
The Mactan Bridge - everytime we pass here, feeling ko CEBU is waiting for me
HILTON HOTEL - i love it more than plantation bay.. The pool and the BEACH is perfect! Nice architectural design.. Good place for relaxing!
Basilica Minore del Sto. NiÑo - Amazing! i can't believe that this entire open-building church is always jam-packed >RAIN or SHINE! superb BIG! The real basilica church is just infront of it... (they can't use it for sunday's mass because it might colapse) haha
Magellan's CROSS - still at the same place.. I didn't know that it isn't the real cross, i thought it was.. The painting was marvelous!
SIMALA sibonga - The first place we went to.. I was shocked because i saw BIG mama mary.. haha They say,when you have something to ask just go here and PRAY.. Lot'sa MIRACLE happened to people who kneeled here. (it's not wrong to believe that) IT is sacred... really! -better wear proper dress when you go here!
Tambuli beach resort - a so so Resort.. I just love when we went here because we ate merienda for FREE! haha It's very hushed resort!Magellan and Lapu-Lapu's place - is it PORT SANTIAGO? i forgot! haha I was not superb interested here.. but you shouldn't miss it..
TAOIST TEMPLE - another HOLY place.. but i hated it because the GODDESS never let me say something.. haha All i want is to go back here any time soon!
Kawasan Falls and Moalboal - im scared to swim here because i know there's a lot of the ANOTHER's but i still did! Super kaduper C-O-L-D as in like when you leave your drinks in the water and get it after 10 minutes it's like you put I-C-E on it! But be sure to hold the rope when you swim.. Many people died here.. SCARY!Moalboal - all i can say is a BEACH. big waves. and KANTILADO that's why i really didn't swim..
The TOPS - a scenic view! As if you're in HEAVEN.. I really really LOVE it here because you can relax and reflect -LMAO! No corkage but there is an entrance fee! You should bring your jacket and camera.. I just hate going here because it's ZIGZAG!
Larsian - The well-known bbq foodcourt in Cebu! You should really eat here! The bbq and the rice wrapped in banana leaf is so delicious! BUT don't go here if you're going somewhere else after because mangangamoy USOK ka talaga and KAMAYAN ito that's why masaya.. And the funny thing here is USE A PLASTIC(provided by them) coz' you can't wash your hands after eating..NO FAUCET! so cowboy! hailavet! :)
CASA VERDE - the super jam-packed restaurant! ten thumbs up for the FOOD especially their Ribs/Steak! And Better try the GREEN-iced-TEA!
CEBU CAPITOL - The White House! haha im not telling you to go here, BUT you can't miss passing here.. It's nice at night because of the lights!
22nd ST. - A comedy bar! It's interesting coz when you enter the building it doesn't looked like a bar.. it's like nothing.. Super FUNNY,kaya nga comedy bar e.. haha BUT beware and paalala "DON'T SIT INFRONT kung ayaw mong ma-chaka" hahaha I tried their bailey's blush and it was OH-LA-LA! haha
LOFT - bar.. im pretty at home here.. hehe i love the sound system,really BOOM and BOOM! HOUSE music pa.. I also like the food and the cool thing here is,they are open as a restaurant in daytime and a BAR at night!VUDU - another cool bar.. but the entrance fee is way too much.. haha A bar for elite people.. right? Linyahan toh that's why kapagod... but still NICE!
FORMO - i love it because COOL ang music.. When we went there,the theme was modern classic (classic songs then they made it lively like house).. But what i don't like is mga ergwang mga party people here (mga mapera). tsk! It is also a restaurant(same as LOFT) and i love it because no DOORS, white curtains lang which is nice coz the light is reflecting...
COLON - i remember walking alone here.. and making tawid ever, huhu do you know the feeling na parang mamamatay ka na sa takot? haha Colon Street, the oldest street in The Philippines. Unfortunately from personal experience I can tell you: watch your pockets and backpack! Everywhere in Cebu, you really should be careful of everything..
TABO-AN MARKET - coz the dried fish is TA-bundok ever! harhar! Diang.. For most Filipino's a true delicacy and daily food. Mostly caught and dried by local fishermen and exported to the cities. I had heard about this market before so I was prepared for the mountains of dried fish or daing that was displayed before my eyes. What I wasn't prepared for was how much we would reek of fish even hours after leaving the market with our purchases vacuum-sealed in plastic and wrapped in newspaper and packed into a box. Every fiber of my being carried the stench of the sea, my hair, my clothes and my body. Super kadiri the amoy but i was really excited to eat the daing and get some for the pasalubong. Be ready also coz mauubos pera mo dito even if grabe nang "TAWARAN".. And even if you go shower after here, NAKU.. hindi matatanggal yung amoy.. tsk! BUT CEBU wouldn't be complete without DAING! BRACE FOR IMPACT

HUDSON RIVER PLANE CRASH (AMAZING TALES OF SURVIVAL)
I was shocked when i first saw the video of the plane floating because it's too cool to be true.. haha Kung ako nandun,naku..mamamatay ako sa takot!
DAVA SANDERSON - The pilot said "BRACE FOR IMPACT". He wasn't yelling. It was a command. He was in control.
"OH MY GOD,are my kids going to be okay? Did i pay the insurance bill this month? Then i got my wits about me. I thought. "I had a good life. There's nothing i can do about it."
"While flight attendants were yelling for passengers to leave their belongings and get off the plane, one woman was trying to get her purse and suitcase. Another gentleman and myself were at an exit door and kept yelling at her to get off the plane. The other guy was screaming, "GET ON THE LIFEBOAT" She wouldn't listen; she had to have her purse and her bag. We got her on the wing and she slipped and her suitcase and purse went in the river. I grabbed her purse and threw it in the lifeboat.
"I TOLD THE PILOT, "you save my life" He just said "YOU'RE WELCOME"...
make LOVE not WAR
NAUNSA KA?
"not everything is about YOU for your INFORMATION"
When you take things personally, then you get offended, and your reaction is to defend your beliefs and create conflicts. You make something big out of something so little, because you want to be right and make everybody else wrong.
GO and MULTIPLY your goodness..
"this is reality, that is fantasy; this is possible, YOU ARE impossible.."
mean na kung mean.. this is HOW i express... so don't think that i am so BITCHY coz this is just a B-L-O-G! DON'T TAKE THINGS SERIOUSLY -my advice bow..
Monday, December 8, 2008
message for a LOST friend
-the message-
klo!
ako ni.. wala na daw ka g-uban sa dolphins? nanu mana? wala pud daw ka gtxt/paramdam? chaka kaau ka!
anyway fine apple! for the go! ikaw na ged nah.. haha wala man, ikaw bahala.. everyone's wondering..before..pero wala naman karon.. fine oh fine nalang! well BE HAPPY nalang klo and be happy uli.. haha wala na koy masulti.. ingat KA!!! bye!
ano? ano? ano masasabi mo?
Saturday, December 6, 2008
A swimming sensation at Holiday Gym & Spa
A swimming sensation at Holiday Gym & Spa
Published : 2008-11-27
NOTHER top caliber instructor joins the prestigious roster of Holiday Gym and Spa, Davao City’s premier health and wellness destination.
Haroon Cali, a 21-year-old student at the University of Mindanao taking up B.S. Education, is now a part-time aerobics instructor at the Holiday Gym and Spa. Cali teaches belly dancing, Cardio Latino, Hi-lo, kickboxing, aqua aerobics and has classes three to five times a week.
Being a varsity scholar at the UM, Cali started out as a client back in 2007 when his school used the facilities to practice swimming.
Cali’s medals are numerous. He recently bagged five medals at the University Games in Dumaguete last October: one gold for 400 meter individual medly, one silver for 200 meter butterfly, two bronze for 200 individual medley and 400 meter freestyle.
He is not new to the sport, as he has been doing it since he was growing up in Iligan City, his hometown and where his family still lives.
He started swimming lessons at the age of six years old and a year later he joined inter-club meets. When he reached Grade Two, he joined the first Palarong Pambansa. He did not get any medals then but the love for the sport has caught on.
Since then he has been joining regional and local competitions and even the BIMP-Eaga Friendship Games in 2003 and 2005. In 2003, he joined the Palarong Pambansa again and this time bagged five gold medals and two silver.
This week he is set to leave for Brunei for the BIMP-Eaga Friendship Games representing Davao City, a city he has come to love.
“Maraming nakakalaban na magaling sa international competitions. Kabado ka parati. Di mo kilala sino ang bago. Unlike local competitions, kilala mo na kadalasan ang ibang competitors,” he said in an interview.
In the 2005 BIMP-Eaga games, Cali bagged one gold medal in relay, two silvers in the individual 200 meter butterfly and four bronze medals in the individual medley.
He trains by himself and has no swimming coach.
He said he swims two hours a day and cross-train at the HGS gym for toning. With a strict self-discipiline, he relies only on himself to prepare for each competition.
Cali said he is on a high fiber diet of fruits and vegetables. And this is the first year he is going to join a competition using the cross-training technique.
Swimming is safe compared to other contact sports. It is also advantageous to know how to swim. This is the best exercise, lahat ng muscles mo gumagalaw. I had asthma when I was in elementary but was cured with swimming,” he said. “Wala din akong bisyo, no smoking. I drink occasionally pero kung kaya na hindi uminom sa parties, hindi ako umiinom.”
He said his parents, especially his mom is proud of his achievements.
“I am also earning by being a part-time teacher here and no tuition fee because I am scholar. Hindi na ako hingi ng hingi ng pera. Mahirap din sa time management pero flexible ang schedule kaya madali. Disiplina lang talaga,” he said.
Cali is also proud to be part of the HGS family.
“I am lucky to be with HGS. I exercise and at the same time loose weight while teaching aerobics. Hindi ako pressure sa trabaho. Parang kapamilya. Comfortable mag-stay dito. Ang clients naman close ko na parang barkada na lang,” he said.
He says teaching aerobics is in line with my course since he majors in Physical Education and he loves to choreograph.
Cali has fallen in love with Davao City .
“I love Davao since lower cost of living dito. Maganda and maraming opportunities. I plan to stay here for good,” he said of his three years living here. He also plans to concentrate on studies and work
Cali admonishes everyone to work out and go to the gym.
“Dapat mag-gym kasi importante ito sa katawan. It is vital to one’s physical and mental well being,” he said.
Have fun while staying fit. Visit Holiday Gym and Spa now, located along Torres Street, Davao City with telephone number 222-3041 or visit their website: www.holidaygymandspa.com.
You may also check out the latest top of the line gym equipment at www.campaigningforhealthyliving.com.
SWIMMING ACE "HAROON CALI" Certified Dolphins!




Swimming Ace Haroon Cali
By Marianne L. Saberon-Abalayan
He realized that he wouldn't have gone to where he is now in the sport of swimming if not for Aunt Florita Cabalhin.
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"She is my inspiration. I started swimming when I was five. It was my cousin who encouraged and taught me to swim. My aunt, who is the older sister of my mom, enrolled me to a swimming lesson when I turned six so I can engage into competition," he reminisced.
He said Aunt Flori accompanied him wherever he competed. It may be in the Batang Pinoy Games, Mindanao Friendship Games, Palarong Pambansa or in any other local or regional meet.
But Ronz's aunt died of stroke in 1997. It was also the year that he missed action in the Palaro.
"I didn't compete in the Palaro that year because there was no one who could be with me. My aunt had been very supportive since I learned the sport. She took good care of me and encouraged me to practice more and achieve my goals. I loved her so much and her husband, too. They're my parents here while my real parents worked abroad," he told this writer.
He said it was only in 1997 that his parents, who worked in Saudi for about 15 years, came home and decided to settle in the country for good.
All grown-up
I remembered seeing Ronz for the first time in one of the Mayor's Cup Age-Group Swimming competitions held at the Ladislawa Country Club in Buhangin.
I also saw him during the first MFG in Tubod, Lanao del Norte in 2001 where he won a bronze medal for Iligan. He also recalled seeing me at the revival of the Bimp-Eaga Games in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan in 2003.
But I was surprised to see him all grown-up and more confident in Iloilo City during the National Prisaa Finals last year.
He even grew taller than me. Argh! When before we just see eye-to-eye, now I really have to look up when I talk to this five-foot-seven young man.
Time may have changed Ronz' many features and outlook in life, but he remained friendly, accommodating and you can say that again, bubbly! He never runs out of things to say.
The eldest in a brood of three, Ronz will soon march the aisle with a degree in Bachelor in Secondary Education-Mapeh at the University of Mindanao.
"I took BSED major in Music, Arts, Physical Education and Health because I know that my abilities and capabilities are more on bodily-kinesthetic which means I'm more inclined to physical activities. I love to swim, dance, choreograph and teach other people. I get to share my skills and at the same time earn money. I think this is the only course that can help me achieve my goals and ambitions in life," he said.
He will soon graduate but not without an honor or legacy to leave his alma mater and Davao City, which he considers his second home.
Reaping honors
Ronz first competed in a local event in the "City of Majestic Waterfalls", - Iligan - in 1996 where he won a silver medal.
He then competed in a regional meet in Cotabato City where he brought home two silvers and one bronze. But he failed to win any medal in the Palaro held the same year.
"It was only in the 2003 Palarong Pamabansa in Lanao that I finally won a gold medal. I bagged five golds and two silvers. I felt very happy because I achieved one of my ambitions in life," he said.
He got into the UM swimming varsity team through the help of Coach Denis Beciera.
He continued, "I was offered a class A scholarship so I accepted. I joined the team because I wanted to experience the life of being away from my parents and they also supported me."
The Ian Thorpe fan shared that with his scholarship, he enjoyed 100 percent free tuition, sports uniform, good training and dormitory.
Among his other exploits were the 2002 Milo Little Olympics Most Outstanding Athlete award in Cagayan de Oro and 2003 Palaro most outstanding athlete award in Lanao.
He captured gold medals in the 4th Bimp-Eaga Games in Malaysia, 2006 National Prisaa in Dagupan and 2007 National Prisaa in Iloilo.
His one gold and two silver finishes in the 2008 National Prisaa in Zamboanga City and one gold in the National University Games in Bacolod earned him the So Kim Cheng Sports Foundation Most Oustanding Male Swimmer Award.
He received the award at the Grand Regal Hotel on July 22.
Ronz said he could never imagine not being in sports.
"This is where I made a name for myself. I toured different places for free. I also earned money and got to college without paying any amount. I gained a lot of friends and I've helped my parents. Sports gives me a healthy lifestyle," he added.
His greatest dream is to compete in the Olympics - a dream of every athlete.
Five years from now, Ronz sees himself as a good model PE teacher, aerobics instructor and swimming coach
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
DOLPHINs..
TRIP na TRIP (binkielicious)
so Let's explore Cagayan...
The pryce Gas or Pryce Plaza! Pryce Plaza is a haven of charm within the rousing and blossoming city of Cagayan de Oro. Overlooking Macajalar Bay, Pryce Plaza is majestically enthroned atop Carmen Hill unfolding a breathtaking panorama of the city and the dramatic mountain ranges beyond. Just a 15-minute drive from the Lumbia Airport and only 10 minutes away from the city proper, Pryce Plaza is the most luxurious convention hotel in Mindanao.You can view the City from Pryce Plaza and it's very relaxing!
i love it because it has a pool..
ed it divisoria?! Maybe because every weekends they have a tiangge where you can buy good things at a very low price right? oh well whatever... Night Cafe is a place where you can sit and talk with your friends without spending a thousands. And experience their tiangge culture every week ends. Live bands,flea market,and all fresco restaurant are in! Your hard-earned peso goes a long way here.
When it comes to shopping malls,LIMKETKAI is with the Kagayanons because of it's area and the shop itself. A very big mall but very crowded so you won't really enjoy walking and exploring the place. So let me introduce another mall in CDO!Are you into shopping? then SM City CDO is the best place for you.. Compared to ketkai,you can count the people inside the mall. Maybe because it is 10 minutes away from downtown. You can enjoy shopping here for sure but i noticed that it has a number of food chain(res to) only but still,you can call it a mall though.
An over-view of Cagayan de Oro. i don't have info's about the place because we went here night time. I think it's a restaurant before but been closed by the city's mayor because his house is next to it. It's called highridge or heaven it think?! All i can remember is the "nakakatakot na daan" and "alikabok" so better go here with wheels! hahaSo better go to FOOD..DRINKS...Co...


Yey!
The most enjoying part when you visit Cagayan De Oro.. The gimikS,Night Out,partiEs,BarS,cLub and the Kagayanon's party people!
shoot! time for party.. we went to the bars that we checked the night before this night out and suddenly got disappointed because we were expecting the place to have a lotsa people like the bars here in Davao considering that it was past 12 already.. But after an hour of waiting,the bars was filled with bunch of party people! yeah!
THE FIRST STOP!i don't exactly know what's the meaning of FU.. They say you'll only know if you visit their club.. well,we went here but still.. My head is . A bar For Us? Well,whatever... it's not about the name,it's all about the place! A very nice and relaxing bar where you can dance(house music),drink,party and etc. It is beside the casual brew and O.I.C(above).
here's some pictures of FU CLUB: (credits from FU multiply)
See? Look like a BIG bar...
FU club.....in CDO!
TSADA! :)
-you can jam with the elite people in cdo here-
Another Bar that i enjoyed a lot was the E50 or Eleven50... I was amazed because you can choose your type of music. It's a two storey building! If your into house music(or togsh2x for them) chill out with the party people at the first floor and if you want to be a R&B princess,well you can stay above the togsh2x floor without payingentrance fee again.. And take note,the E fee is consumable! and ! Tsada!


I'm just bored!
Inside E50(togsh2x)
The Cagayan de Oro River -- mighty and beautiful. Experience its full glory. Experience whitewater rafting at its best with the newest outfitters in the Cagayan de Oro River.
Safety is of paramount concern. Their equipments are all imported and brand new. The guest are provided with complete gears such as helmets, flotation devices, rescue ropes, first-aid kit and dry bags. Go check it and enjoy! And don't forget to take !
i love being here... the place is beautiful and the people is cool! headS uP!
The experienced i had here was memorable! But hell me? (i didn't have pictures myself) why? because i didn't bring a camera considering i have my phone with me and i wasn't really expecting that we'll explore CDO that much and thinking na tatlo lang kami(with mommie bip and jopel,nakakahiya if i let them take pictures of me because they are not into it) right? ohhh,yeah! i have pictures pala pero nasa phone nila,all i have here is their faces.. i'll post it when i get mine too!
i forgot to tell you also that the people here or the kagayanon's are fun of saying "TSADA" and the well-known word "LUGAR" which for us,a place! LOL!
i hope to come here again and bring a camera and bunch of FRIENDS!
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
TRUE friendship is here







