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September 29, 2012 will go down in history books as the day when the Philippine National Football team won an International Tournament after 99 years. The last time the National Team won an International Championship Trophy was in 1913 during the Far Eastern Games. Technically speaking, they were actually carrying the American Flag being a colony of the United States of America during this year. Nevertheless, if we count it out, the win of the Philippines last Saturday could be in a sense a first for the country.
We need your support. Today, we begin the countdown to our national medical board exams. Class 2006 will be the first batch of students from the University of Saint La Salle College of Medicine to take the national boards. The pressure cannot simply just be underestimated. We therefore need your support. Words of encouragement can truly lift our spirits up. Please click on the link below and leave a message in our shoutbox. Any encouraging message will be appreciated. Prayers also are very much wanted. Give your support. We need your support. Leave a message of support and encouragement for Class 2006 USLS College of Medicine. marginwidth="0" marginheight="0"> Tagboard by Tag-Board.Org Name: URL or Email: Message [ Smilies ]: The following are members of the Class 2006: La-arni, Kenberly, April, Mary Ann, Chad, Reuben, Enrique, Celna, Clarissa, Mariella, Emmanuel, Joyce, Melvin, Marc, Gerard, Bien, Cornelia, Leah, Gabby, Richard, Joanne, Radcibel, Tere...
Town-hopping from one historic place to another in Europe has given me the opportunity to appreciate not only the local colors but at the same time the wonderful architecture of the place, especially its churches and cathedrals. More than just the structural beauty, the story behind every building is equally astounding.
1. Messina, Sicily, Italy - I happened to walk around town all by myself and I found my way to the Doumo of Messina. This historic Cathedral boasts its very tall bell tower which every noon time sounds the alarm with a spectacular show of moving statues adorning the bell tower and the church. Inside the church are huge statues of Christ's apostles. The park right outside the Cathedral is beautiful as well, with locals gathering to talk with friends or find some private moment with a book and a cappuccino in a nearby restaurant.
2. St. Peter's Basilica - I found myself truly blessed when I had the opportunity to visit Rome and stand at St. Peter'...
I have just come back from Helsinki where we spent 2 days for the practical part of our Global health course. I am now blogging from Tampere, tired and with a sore back. During the weekend, we have been carrying our backpacks and running around Tallinn, the beautiful capital of Estonia. It was my second European country to visit and I loved the place. It was beautiful and the old medieval buildings almost brought me to another dimension. For one, the trip going to Tallinn from Helsinki was already exciting. It was my first boat ride across the Baltic Sea, aboard Viking Express. The ship was huge and inside the ship was a grocery, dozens of food shops and bars, a dance floor, even a couple of playrooms for the kids. It was almost surreal. When we docked at Tallinn, it was a long walk to our Hotel where we immediately left our bags and headed outside to the Old Town where a lot of tourists were also finding their way in the labyrinthine cobblestone streets of the historic city. Of course...
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