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Hello everyone! Here is my entry for this week besutiful theme. How’s that lovely creation with those God’s creation? Isn’t that lovely guys? This was taken when I got a chance to conquer Mt. Apo summit, I really appreciate the nature’s wonder!
That’s it for this week adventure guys, hope you like it! Enjoy your weekend 
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SCATTERGORIES. ..it’s harder than it looks! Erase my answers, enter yours, send it on to your friends. *Use the 1st letter of your name to answer each of the following… *They have to be real places, names, things. Nothing made up! Try to use different answers if the person in front of you had the same 1st initial. You CAN’T use your name for the boy/girl name question;
WHAT IS YOUR NAME – cha
4 LETTER WORD –Dcha
VEHICLE –Dodge
TV Show – Dating Game (not sure!)
CITY – Davao City (Philippines)
BOY NAME – Devon
OCCUPATION – Doctor hehehe
SOMETHING YOU WEAR – dickies pants
SOMETHING FOUND IN A BATHROOM – dental floss
REASON FOR BEING LATE – dreams hehehe 
SOMETHING YOU SHOUT – dong! hehehe
Tagging: Sheng, Marly, Umma, Madz and the rest of you guys who like this meme! Enjoy
Following are a few things that I have found helpful in our backpacking adventures. I give credit to the many hikers and resources I consulted in learning what I know now.
around home on a hot day, but there you have dry things to change into. On a hike, you can start to shiver even if the temperature is 20 degrees Celsius. Cotton will not keep you warm if it is wet. Stick to other fabrics like polyester (it’s no longer as scratchy as your dad’s suit used to be), wool, fleece, and quick dry materials. The number one killer in the wilderness is not starvation. It’s hypothermia. People have died in the middle of summer because they couldn’t warm up.
The action spoof Tropic Thunder starring Ben Stiller, has held off competition from a number of new films to stay top of the North American box office for a second weekend. The movie tells the story of a group of actors who end up fighting in a real war. It took $16.1m (£8.7m) in its second weekend beating campus comedy The House Bunny which opened with $15.1m (£8.2m). 3rd in line is futuristic adventure movie Death Race, starring British actor Jason Statham that opened with $12.3m (£6.7m). It is about a brutal car race of the future which is a remake of 1975 film Death Race 2000. Christian Bale and the late Heath Ledger stars of Batman film The Dark Knight took the 4th place by $10.3m (£5.6m).
Olympic Games have drawn to a close with a glittering ceremony inside Beijing’s Bird’s Nest Stadium. Those spectacular fireworks kicked off the proceedings, while a beautifully choreographed drumming and dancing display recalled the opening ceremony. It was a more celebratory affair, as exuberant athletes, dancers and musicians got into the party spirit. The Olympic flag was handed to London mayor Boris Johnson, with organisers briefly showcasing the 2012 Games.
The countdown to 2012 has started, and organisers will know they have a great deal to live up to with China hosting one of the best organised Games in history and staging some of the most memorable opening and closing ceremonies ever seen.
Picture Credit: BBC World
Most orienteering courses are of the point-to-point variety, with a start, a series of controls to be visited in a designated order, and a finish. Usually the orienteer does not see the map and the course until after starting. However, at small local events the map may be familiar, and orienteers may copy their courses from a master map before starting. There are usually several courses available at a meet, ranging from white (a short beginners’ course) through yellow, orange, green, brown, and red to blue (a long experts’ course)
This is an example of a beginners’ course. It has four controls, which must be visited in the order in which they are connected and numbered – though the orienteer is not constrained to following the lines (it’s easier 
to go out of your way a bit to use a trail). With the course comes a clue sheet, describing the exact location of the control flag within the circle on the map.
The clue sheet for this course is:
WHITE 3.5 km 75 m climb
Start: Corner of the field
The clues define:
Because verbal descriptions can be somewhat variable as well as specific to the language of the event organizer, advanced orienteers use a system of symbols to define the clues. Clue symbols are related to but not identical to map symbols, and the international clue symbol system is well worth learning once an orienteer progresses beyond the advanced beginner stage.