What will I be doing on Sunday? I have work then, probably I will take a leave because of this email I just recieved from a friend:
Dagger,
>>>to ung pupuntahan natin... mag=change sched ka na lang. sabi pati :
Gate 1, South Harbor, Manila Pier 13 (Near Manila Hotel)
If you're travelling from Quiapo (cos i dont know how to get from Katipunan-South Harbor), take a jeepney/FX with a Harrison Plaza sign then alight in Manila City Hall underpass (but dont go down there) then you can see jeepneys with a South Harbor sign right there where you alight. ride the jeepney then tell the driver you have to alight pier 13. :)
If you're going from quirino-taft, take a jeepney/fx with SM Manila City Hall then alight there. Walk down to the underpass to get to the other side of the road then you'll see the jeepney with South Harbor signs then tell the driver you have to alight in pier 13. :) from there, you will see signs/directions going to the ship. you have to walk a little. :)
>>>tapos kain tayo sa harbor view... isama mo si may!!!!!!
Colombian naval training ship to visit Manila July 30-Aug. 2
July 25, 2009, 11:53am
The Armada de la Republica de Colombia (ARC) Gloria, a brig type sail-training ship of the Republic of Colombia, is scheduled to visit the Philippines from July 30 to August 2, 2009. Under the command of Captain Luis Jorge Tovar Neira, ARC Gloria is now on its 63rd cruise to showcase Colombian history to the foreign dignitaries who step onboard and to forge international ties with other countries.
ARC Gloria was named after Mrs. Gloria Zawadsky de Rebeiz, wife of the former Colombian Defense Minister, General Gabriel Rebeiz Pizarro. Inspired by the vision of then commander of the Colombian Navy, Vice Admiral Orlando Lemaitre Torres, to have a Naval Training ship for the needs of his Navy cadets, General Rebeiz signed a peculiar pact on a piece of napkin that stated, “worth one sailboat.”
This, in turn, paved the way for a formal contract to be signed with the Society of Spanish Naval Construction in Bilbao on October 6th of 1966, the result of which is ARC Gloria - a steel-hulled training vessel regally afloat with a length of 76 meters, a beam of 10.6 meters, and a displacement of 1,300 tons.
From then till now, ARC Gloria continues to train and nurture Colombia’s sailors, honing their skills in coastal and astronomical navigation, operations of modern communications equipment, and equipping them with skills and know-how to effectively patrol and defend Colombia’s waters. Aside from this, the training ship has also been providing its students with a unique opportunity to promote Colombia’s rich culture, arts, geography, tourism, and commercial possibilities as they sail around the world. ARC Gloria has already sailed a total of 700,000 miles (equivalent to 30 trips around the world), remained at sea for nearly 6,850 days, and has visited 180 ports in 70 countries, spreading the goodwill of the Colombian nation.
Docking at Pier 13 of the South Harbor, Port Area, Manila, ARC Gloria invites the public to view the scores of pre-Colombian gold and ceramic artifacts on display during guided tours of the ship’s premises on August 1, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and August 2, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Entrance is free. Onboard to greet guests will be a full crew of 176, around 120 of who are cadets
Nope, I didn't edit the email, except for the "Dagger" part, of course (just replaced my name). Hayy, bahala na. Some real entry to follow soon...
Dagger,
>>>to ung pupuntahan natin... mag=change sched ka na lang. sabi pati :
Gate 1, South Harbor, Manila Pier 13 (Near Manila Hotel)
If you're travelling from Quiapo (cos i dont know how to get from Katipunan-South Harbor), take a jeepney/FX with a Harrison Plaza sign then alight in Manila City Hall underpass (but dont go down there) then you can see jeepneys with a South Harbor sign right there where you alight. ride the jeepney then tell the driver you have to alight pier 13. :)
If you're going from quirino-taft, take a jeepney/fx with SM Manila City Hall then alight there. Walk down to the underpass to get to the other side of the road then you'll see the jeepney with South Harbor signs then tell the driver you have to alight in pier 13. :) from there, you will see signs/directions going to the ship. you have to walk a little. :)
>>>tapos kain tayo sa harbor view... isama mo si may!!!!!!
Colombian naval training ship to visit Manila July 30-Aug. 2
July 25, 2009, 11:53am
The Armada de la Republica de Colombia (ARC) Gloria, a brig type sail-training ship of the Republic of Colombia, is scheduled to visit the Philippines from July 30 to August 2, 2009. Under the command of Captain Luis Jorge Tovar Neira, ARC Gloria is now on its 63rd cruise to showcase Colombian history to the foreign dignitaries who step onboard and to forge international ties with other countries.
ARC Gloria was named after Mrs. Gloria Zawadsky de Rebeiz, wife of the former Colombian Defense Minister, General Gabriel Rebeiz Pizarro. Inspired by the vision of then commander of the Colombian Navy, Vice Admiral Orlando Lemaitre Torres, to have a Naval Training ship for the needs of his Navy cadets, General Rebeiz signed a peculiar pact on a piece of napkin that stated, “worth one sailboat.”
This, in turn, paved the way for a formal contract to be signed with the Society of Spanish Naval Construction in Bilbao on October 6th of 1966, the result of which is ARC Gloria - a steel-hulled training vessel regally afloat with a length of 76 meters, a beam of 10.6 meters, and a displacement of 1,300 tons.
From then till now, ARC Gloria continues to train and nurture Colombia’s sailors, honing their skills in coastal and astronomical navigation, operations of modern communications equipment, and equipping them with skills and know-how to effectively patrol and defend Colombia’s waters. Aside from this, the training ship has also been providing its students with a unique opportunity to promote Colombia’s rich culture, arts, geography, tourism, and commercial possibilities as they sail around the world. ARC Gloria has already sailed a total of 700,000 miles (equivalent to 30 trips around the world), remained at sea for nearly 6,850 days, and has visited 180 ports in 70 countries, spreading the goodwill of the Colombian nation.
Docking at Pier 13 of the South Harbor, Port Area, Manila, ARC Gloria invites the public to view the scores of pre-Colombian gold and ceramic artifacts on display during guided tours of the ship’s premises on August 1, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and August 2, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Entrance is free. Onboard to greet guests will be a full crew of 176, around 120 of who are cadets
Nope, I didn't edit the email, except for the "Dagger" part, of course (just replaced my name). Hayy, bahala na. Some real entry to follow soon...
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I have been weird with my tweets lately. Kasi naman, if someone you consider your friend is such a sloppy liar, tapos you are getting the feeling that the so-called friend really isn’t one, must you do the same? Alam ko, it really shouldn’t matter if your so-called friend doesn’t “befriend” you back, as long as you like him to be your friend. Pero, blatant lies absolutely says “No, you are not my friend, no matter how much friendly I appear to be, and no matter how much I give the impression that I trust you”.

